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• By Julia Evans 

PEOPLE WHO can’t afford 

dental surgery will now be 

able to access free care. 

The Canterbury Charity 

Hospital Trust is opening two 

new clinics for people who 

have been turned down by 

the public health system, do 

not have medical insurance 

and can’t afford to go private 

for their treatment. 

The clinics, in Bishopdale, 

are the first of their kind in 

New Zealand. 

Oral surgeons and dentists 

approached the trust with the 

idea for the new surgery and 

offered their services. 

Trust fundraising coordinator 

Rosie Graham 

said the trust tries to 

respond to the needs of the 

community. 

Patients will be able to have 

sedation and procedures such 

as extractions and wisdom 

teeth removals. 

Previously it had only been 

able to offer general dental 

work to clients of Work and 

Income. 

Ms Graham said there 

is a huge need in the 

community for free oral 

surgery and extending its 

practice means the hospital 

can go beyond the general 

dentistry it already offers to 

meet that need. 

The volunteer work done 

by more than 280 dentists, 

anaesthetists, councillors, 

technicians, support staff 

and the hospital’s two new 

oral surgeons is the reason 

the new clinics can open, 

Ms Graham said. 

Three denture companies 

have also offered their 

services and will be making 

dentures for patients on 

site. 

As well as volunteers, the 

hospital relies on donations 

from the community, 

local businesses and its 

patrons. 

“It’s a real community of 

everyone helping each other 

out,” Ms Graham said. 

•Turn to page 6 

OPEN WIDE: Charge nurse Maureen O’Rourke of the Canterbury Charity Hospital Trust and 

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News....................................3-10 

A great initiative for Canterbury 

opens this weekend. 

The Canterbury Charity 

Hospital Trust is opening two new 

clinics for people who people who 

can’t afford dental surgery. 

As we reveal on page 1, the clinics 

will cater for people who have 

been turned down by the public 

health system, do not have medical 

insurance and can’t afford to 

go private for their treatment. 

And that I suspect means many, 

many people. 

Huge credit must go to the 

medical specialists who are giving 

their time to make sure people 

get treatment that they otherwise 

wouldn’t be able to afford. 

St Barnabas reopened at the 

weekend and on pages 4-5 today 

reporter Julia Evans talks to its 

vicar, Rev Mark Chamberlain. 

And in sport, Christchurch 

Boys’ High has done well at the 

Christchurch Metro Cricket annual 

youth awards. – Barry Clarke 

National orchestra for St Margaret’s 

musicians 

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Focus on Health.........19 

Health & Beauty............20 

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News 

$541,588 crossing project 


A PEDESTRIAN crossing 

costing more than half a 

million dollars will be installed 

on Sawyers Arms Rd. 

The Fendalton-Waimairi- 

Harewood Community Board 

agreed to the $541,588 project at 

its last meeting. It will include a 

signalised pedestrian crossing, 

cycle lanes and the relocation 

of a bus stop between Cotswold 

Ave and Glasnevin Dr. 

While the board was 

reluctant to agree to the signal 

lights because of the additional 

cost they added, it found it 

was the only logical option to 

improve pedestrian safety on 

the road. 

Pupils from Casebrook 

Intermediate School, Cotswold 

School, Breens Intermediate, 

Emmanuel Christian School 

and Bishopdale School will use 

the crossing. 

Before making its decision, 

the board received a report by 

city council staff on the cost 

breakdown, ongoing changes 

to the traffic corridors and the 

impact of these changes on the 

proposed pedestrian crossing in 

the future. 

There was also extensive 

consultation with traffic 

engineers around accident rates 

and traffic volume. 

Although the cost had 

previously been an issue for 

residents, resident Barbara 

Purvis said she thought it was a 

good outcome overall and was 

very happy with the board’s 

consultation process. 

“It was very positive and informed, 

they were very helpful 

and asked good, sensible questions,” 

she said. 

Board member Aaron Campbell 

said the body of traffic and 

people using Sawyers Arms Rd 

meant a controlled crossing was 

the only suitable option. 

City councillor Raf Manji said 

a zebra crossing would have 

been a good alternative because 

only children and parents from 

the schools use it and it would 

cost a lot less. However, traffic 

engineers said that the volume 

of pedestrians and vehicles using 

the road was too high for a 

zebra crossing to be considered 

and those numbers would only 

increase after road upgrades. 

Since the crossing was approved, 

city councillor Aaron 

TOGETHER: 

Fendalton-Waimairi- 

Harewood Community 

Board member Aaron 

Campbell (left) with 

residents Bruce 

Walters, Barbara 

Purvis, Rosanna 

McEvedy and board 

chairman David 

Cartwright worked to 

find the best solution. 

PHOTO: ANDREW 

KING 

Keown said another proposed 

crossing 50m along the road 

had to be taken out of the city 

council’s long term plan. 

The other proposed crossing 

was for outside Cotswold 

School, something wanted by 

the school’s principal Stephen 

Harrison, Cr Keown said. 

However, Mr Harrison said 

the school was pleased that at 

least one crossing was going in 

anyway. 

HAVE YOUR SAY: What are 

your views on the $500,000 

pedestrian crossing? Email 

julia.evans@starmedia.kiwi 

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Sunday. The church had been holding 

services in the cafe lounge while the 

auditorium was being worked on. 

The auditorium has been closed since 

the February 22, 2011, earthquake. 

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proposal to install two pedestrian 

islands on Grampian St in Casebrook 

near the intersection with Jocelyn 

St. The Casebrook community asked 

the city council to look at vehicles 

speeding in the area. The pedestrian 

islands would slow speeding traffic 

and improve safety. A report on 

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Waimairi-Harewood community 

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Mark Chamberlain 

St Barnabas vicar on quake repairs, 

Mark Chamberlain is vicar of St Barnabas, which has reopened 

after earthquake repairs were finished. He talks to Julia Evans 

COMMUNITY DAY: Mark Chamberlain hosting a St Barnabas 

community fun day. 

Congratulations on the 

reopening of the church – 

it’s been a long road getting 

there. 

It has been. It’s been virtually 

six years since we’ve been out 

and it has been a long road. There 

are various reasons for that. 

The insurance settlement took 

quite a long time and the first 

engineering proposal wasn’t used 

because it wasn’t up to standard. 

That has worked to the church’s 

advantage and, in some ways, it’s 

been good because we don’t want 

a sub-par building. It also took 

us quite a while to raise the funds 

necessary. Eventually, all these 

different strands came together 

and now we’re reopening. 

So you’ve had some long 

nights fundraising? 

Yes we did, but we have a great 

team at St Barnabas. Over the last 

three years, we’ve raised more 

than $50,000 a year ourselves, 

which doesn’t include direct donations 

or philanthropic funding 

from businesses we’ve received. 

We still have two other major 

church buildings to strengthen 

and we’re up to $1.4 million of 

our $1.6 million target. So with 

$200,000 left, the fundraising is 

still going on. We could’ve just 

left the buildings at 33 per cent of 

the new building standard, and 

that would be perfectly legal, but 

we wanted to future proof them 

so we’re getting the whole church 

up to 67 per cent. 

Does the historical 

significance of the church make 

you more concerned? 

Definitely. Partly, we need it 

now as a church and community, 

but we are aware it is obviously 

a very valuable historical church 

for the whole city. We’ve installed 

a sprinkler system to protect the 

church in case of fire. We’re in 

a good position to be safe and 

undamaged for many years and 

have made sure it’s covered for 

whatever comes next. 

What does it mean for 

yourself to be the vicar of such a 

significant church? 

I feel it’s a humbling position 

that I’m in. I’ve been given this 

responsibility, which I know is 

significant and I’m happy to take 

it on. It’s such a large group of 

people that work alongside me 

and help me to achieve our goals. 

For me, it’s about being part of 

a team and although every team 

needs a leader, this is a very high 

functioning team and that makes 

my job so much easier. 

Has being vicar of St Barnabas 

opened some doors? 

I certainly knew it was a very 

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and be the vicar because it 

is a significant, large and diverse 

church, so there have been opportunities 

that have gone along 

with that. My wife and I were 

privileged enough to go to the 

Holy Land. That helped my work 

tremendously. 

Tell me about your trip to the 

Holy Land. 

We were sponsored by a 

church patron to go through the 

Palestinian territories – Jordan 

and Israel as well as Turkey – on 

a three-week pilgrimage. Going 

on a pilgrimage means you go to 

significant landmarks or places 

and for the Christian faith that is 

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the Holy Land and marriage 

Our three-week journey took 

us to Jerusalem to the Church 

of the Holy Sepulchre, where 

Christians believe Jesus was 

buried and resurrected, and, of 

course, the Church of Nativity 

in Bethlehem, where Jesus was 

born. 

It sounds like a pretty 

significant trip. How much did 

it inspire you? 

It helped me connect personally 

with the culture and land 

where Jesus lived and grew up. 

Once you’ve been there and seen 

it for yourself, you have a much 

better idea of the significance of 

that place. It’s strengthened my 

faith and the way I can teach the 

culture to others because I’ve 

seen it first-hand. For example, 

we spent time at the Temple 

Mount where the Jewish temple 

was. There’s a Muslim mosque 

and another Muslim building 

there now, but it’s about just being 

where Jesus once taught. You 

get the feeling that you’re part of 

history because you were there 

and you’ve seen it. 

You say you went with 

your wife – how much of an 

influence does family have on 

your life too? 

They’re a big part of my life 

and work. My children are all 

adults now. Three of them are 

married and I have a grandson 

and one on the way. They’re all 

very supportive of me and one of 

my sons is very involved in the 

church. My wife is also involved 

and very supportive. It’s a bit of a 

family affair. 

Was being a vicar always 

something you wanted to be, or 

did you come to it later in life? 

I did grow up with a Christian 

family and embraced the faith 

from a young age, but I started 

my career as an engineer and 

it was when I was 31 that I 

was ordained as an Anglican 

priest. I felt a call from God, I 

felt strongly that this is what I 

should do with my life, and I felt 

it was a very clear-cut decision to 

say yes to God, so I did. It has become 

a very important principle 

of mine, saying yes to God. 

An engineer! Has becoming 

a vicar and leaving that career 

been worthwhile? 

It’s been incredible for a whole 

range of reasons. Knowing 

you are following what God 

has called you to do, serving 

people at their point of great 

need and just being a leader of 

a community of faith is very 

humbling. 

Did an engineering 

LOVE: Mark Chamberlain and his wife, Pip, reaffirmed their 

wedding vows last year in Cana, Israel, during a pilgrimage to 

the Holy Land. 

background help in the church’s 

re-build? 

Although I haven’t been in that 

career for quite some years, it 

helped me understand what was 

going on with the repairs and ask 

the big questions to make sure 

they went smoothly. I’ve taken 

quite a big role in some of the 

repairs and I know exactly what’s 

happening with the buildings. 

What do you see for the 

future of the church? 

St Barnabas has a very strong 

role in the community and 

that will continue to grow. I 

think we’re a diverse and strong 

community, so the church has 

a very positive future. We have 

a lot a church groups. We teach 

english to refugees, we have play 

groups for toddlers with music 

sessions, youth and young adult 

groups and friendship groups to 

support older people. We also 

help support youth workers at 

our local high school who do 

an incredible job helping with 

classroom care for vulnerable 

students. It’s not like we have 

a big strategic plan; it’s very 

organic. Our faith is not a static 

set of beliefs that we can tick off, 

it helps us be better people and 

continue to do better work in the 

community. 

Sounds like the church is 

going to be busy, where do you 

see your future role? 

We’ve got a big transition we’re 

moving through and I’m sure 

that more couples will come 

to us for marriage and more 

funerals will be held here, so my 

immediate goal is to manage the 

church through the transition. 

I’ve still got two more buildings 

to see repaired and that will go 

on for at least two more years. I 

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City councillor 

Yani Johanson 

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the value of 

diversity in our 

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Your Local Views 

Diversity enriches city 

At a time when the world is 

coming closer together through 

cheaper long distance travel 

and greater connectivity via 

the internet, it feels like there is 

more conflict and chaos than 

ever before. 

Whether it’s the huge number 

of refugees fleeing war zones 

or the fear-based politics of 

Donald Trump and Brexit, it is 

a time of great concern for 

where we are heading as 

humans. 

As such, I believe we have 

to ask ourselves why is this 

happening? And, more 

importantly, how can we stop 

this from happening? 

Last week, in my role as city 

councillor, I had the privilege of 

being involved in two positive 

things to address this. 

First, at the city council 

we have signed off on a 

multicultural strategy, which 

recognises “the council has 

a leadership role in making 

Christchurch a city where 

CELEBRATION: The city council’s new multi-cultural strategy 

recognises Christchurch’s diversity. PHOTO: DEB WILSON 

diversity is welcomed and 

celebrated.” 

This strategy has been long 

overdue and is a fantastic start 

on a journey towards being a 

more inclusive place. 

Second, I was asked to 

speak at the opening of the 

Friendship Force national 

conference. Friendship Force is 

a voluntary group with mission 

values including mutual 

respect, cultural diversity, 

cultural exploration and 

service. 

Its members do this by 

opening their homes and hearts 

to host visitors from other 

cities and countries throughout 

the world. They have done 

an amazing job bringing 

people to our city even after 

the devastating impact of the 

earthquakes. 

The work they do and the 

work the city council has done 

on the multicultural strategy is 

based on a simple premise that 

we all have a common bond 

of being human and that we 

all deserve to be treated with 

dignity and respect. 

In my view, when people 

are afraid of the unknown, 

scared of difference or lacking 

understanding, I believe the 

world is fundamentally a worse 

off place to live. 

And yet, when we provide 

opportunities for dialogue and 

communication, for living and 

learning and for understanding 

and sharing, we are creating a 

better world, a better country 

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In essence, we are creating a 

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•From page 1 

The hospital had worked 

towards opening these clinics 

for more than a year and Ms 

Graham said it had been a 

drawn-out process so it’s good 

to see the clinics finally opening 

for people to get the help they 

need. 

Since opening in 2007, the 

hospital has also offered free 

general surgery, orthopaedic 

care, family planning and 

counselling services to people 

who could not otherwise access 

them. 

The new clinics will be 

opened by Canterbury Charity 

Hospital Trust patron and former 

Governor General Sir Jerry 

Mateparae. 

The opening on Saturday will 

be attended by Mayor Lianne 

Dalziel, city councillor Aaron 

Keown and Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood 

Community 

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surgeons, dentists and support 

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Its statistics show 47 per 

cent of tagging in the northwest 

happened in St Albans 

alone during April and May 

last year. 

Local businessman and 

Papanui-Innes Community 

Board member John Stringer 

is fed up with seeing graffiti 

in the area and has labelled it 

“cat pee.” 

“(These) ‘cats’ selfishly 

tag our community fences, 

bus stops, utilities, shops, 

churches and residential 

fences like tomcats marking 

their territory,” he said. 

Mr Stringer said there was 

one particular tagger in St 

Albans who had vandalised 

the new Rugby Park facilities, 

St Albans Pharmacy, Beulah 

Church and dozens of 

homes. 

Even with the city council’s 

comprehensive anti-graffiti 

programme, Mr Stringer 

said there should be a more 

interventionist bylaw at local 

level to fix the issue. 

“It’s a nonsense to wrap 

war memorials in perspex 

sheets to deter vandalism. 

We have to address this at 

the source. I want to be 

more creative in our 

responses.” 

He will be bringing it to 

the attention of the board at 

the next meeting, but said 

they need to get people and 

businesses to report graffiti 

more urgently. 

Local businesses and 

residents with graffiti should 

immediately inform the city 

council by phone, email or 

through its Snap, Send, Solve 

app and its will remove it 

within 48 hours, he said. 

FED UP: John Stringer 

is tired of seeing his 

community covered in 

tags. 

In Brief 

RESTRICTIONS 

No-stopping restrictions will be 

placed on the Bethel Cres and 

Farrington Ave intersection in 

Bishopdale. The community 

requested the restrictions because 

of visibility problems exiting 

Bethel Cres when cars are parked 

on the corner of Farrington Ave. 

The restrictions were approved at 

last week’s Fendalton-Waimairi- 

Harewood Community Board 

meeting. 

DANCING SISTERS 

St Albans sisters, Kate and Tessa 

Holmes, have received funding 

from the Fendalton-Waimairi- 

Harewood Community Board. 

Tessa was granted $300 to go 

towards her participation in 

the New Zealand School of 

Dance Associates Programme in 

Wellington. Kate received $250 

to attend the same programme. 

The programme is for ballet and 

contemporary dance students 

working towards a career in dance 

performance. 

ROAD UPDATE 

Road closures on Edgeware Rd 

between Lindsay St and Allard 

St for repairs to a wastewater main 

have been extended until the end 

of March due to difficult ground 

conditions on Edgeware Rd. 

Central City Transport 

Projects Update 

If you haven’t been along Manchester or Durham Streets lately, 

take a closer look. For people who drive these streets regularly, 

thank you for your patience. 

2 

3 

1 

Hospital Corner 

– Tuam Street (Durham to Antigua 

Streets) and St Asaph Street 

(Hagley Avenue to Antigua Street) 

Starting Feb/Mar 2017 

• Work on the remaining blocks begins on 

27 February. There will be separated 

cycle lanes and more street lighting and 

plantings on both of these key east–west 

one-way streets. 

• On Tuam Street a high quality bus stop 

between Hagley Avenue and Antigua 

Street adjacent to the hospital will 

provide better public transport amenities 

at the busiest stop in the city. 

2 

Durham Street 

– Kilmore to Tuam Street 

Finishing late 2017 

• This street will have two lanes of 

southbound traffic and on-street parking 

on the western side. There will be a 

shared path for cyclists and pedestrians 

on the eastern side beside the Ōtākaro/ 

Avon River. 

• Trees, landscaping and rain gardens will 

improve the streetscape and suit the 

slower speed environment. 

3 

Manchester Street 

– Lichfield to Kilmore Street 

Finishing late 2017 

• This section of Manchester Street is 

becoming a tree-lined boulevard beside 

the East Frame residential development. 

• It will be the main north-south public 

transport corridor in the central city, 

with bus priority and a high quality 

bus stop. 

• Widening the street by nine metres 

will provide room for cars, buses and a 

wide shared pavement for pedestrians 

and cyclists. 

• Changes to the traffic directions around 

Hospital Corner and the closure of 600 

metres of Oxford Terrace near the 

Antigua Boatsheds were finished in 2015. 

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Artist impression giving a sense of how 

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Manchester Street taking shape – looking 

north from Hereford Street intersection. 

New paving installed on Manchester Street 

– looking north.

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SCHOOLS 


Talented Mairehau 

student ranked among 

the best at english 

TAKE A BOW: Sujean In (left), Abida Denny, Samantha McDonnell and Amy Chung will take 

part in a New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Symphony Orchestra development course. 

St Margaret’s string quartet in 

national high school orchestra 

FOUR ST Margaret’s College 

students have been accepted into 

the New Zealand Secondary 

Schools’ Symphony Orchestra. 

Samantha McDonnell, 

Abida Denny, Sujean In and 

Amy Chung will now attend a 

development course at the St 

Margaret’s campus over six days 

in late April. 

The girls had to submit a video 

audition to earn their places 

playing the viola, violin one, 

violin two and cello. 

The students will receive practical 

lessons from experienced 

musicians and the opportunity 

to play in a full symphony orchestra. 

There will be a public 

performance on April 29 

in the Charles Luney 

Performance Auditorium at St 

Margaret’s. 

The former National Secondary 

Schools’ Orchestral Course 

began in the 1960s and has since 

evolved into the New Zealand 

Secondary Schools’ Symphony 

Orchestra. 

MAIREHAU High School’s Jake 

Jeffries has made it into the top 

three per cent of english students 

from around the country 

following his scholarship exam. 

NCEA announced the exam 

results last week and his marks 

were high enough to earn him a 

scholarship, which includes $500. 

English teacher and Mairehau 

High assistant principal Rebecca 

Swanson said: “Jake possesses 

a sharp and inquiring mind, 

complemented by a fierce 

intelligence. 

“Jake’s obvious talents led to 

him being invited to join the 

english scholarship group.” 

Jake, 18, was also part of 

Mairehau High’s gifted and 

talented programme for four 

years. 

“He has taken full advantage 

of the opportunities this has 

afforded, attending conferences 

and field trips to provide further 

extension and aid with his 

studies,” Ms Swanson said. 

Jake has decided to take a gap 

year before he starts university in 

2018. 

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three per cent of the country’s 

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AWARD: Isabella Gregory (centre) was awarded an outstanding performance scholarship for 

her work in english. 

Outstanding Rangi Ruru 

girls earn scholarships 

THREE STUDENTS from 

Rangi Ruru Girls’ School 

were awarded outstanding 

performance 

scholarships from 

NCEA. 

The three recipients 

were year 12 students 

Isabella Gregory for 

english, Amy Huang for 

media studies and Winnie 

Zhang for statistics. 

Only 40 students 

across the country are eligible 

each year for the awards. 

A further 22 girls from Rangi 

Ruru were awarded scholarships 

across 17 different subjects 

this year. 

Assistant principal 

Juliet Collins (left) said 

this outstanding result 

is wonderful news on 

the back of the school’s 

NCEA results for 2016, 

which show a significant 

increase in the number of 

students achieving excellence in 

all NCEA levels. 

Across all three levels of 

NCEA, Rangi Ruru students 

achieved double the national 

average of excellence endorsements 

in decile 8-10 levels in 

2016 and 99 per cent of students 

achieved NCEA level 1. 

“The increase in the number 

of girls moving from merit to 

excellence in their NCEA exams 

has now been strengthened by 

the scholarship results,” she 

said. 

Charities receive 

Countdown goods 

A train carrying more than $400,000 of Countdown products 

was trapped on damaged rail lines after the November 14, 

2016, Kaikoura earthquake. Most non-perishables have been 

retrieved and were donated to the Kaikoura community. 

However, Countdown also donated more than 20 pallets of 

groceries to three Christchurch organisations – 0800 Hungry, 

Salvation Army and the City Mission. The goods were handed 

over last week. With some of the items are the Salvation Army 

team of Major David Moody (left), Major Wendy Andrews and 

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Parents in the school system 

Papanui Heritage Group chairman Murray 

Williams writes about the historical role of 

parents in the education of their children 

SINCE THE 1877 Education 

Act, New Zealand’s state 

primary schools have had a 

strong tradition of parental 

influence. 

Under this legislation, school 

committees, elected by parents, 

had well-defined powers which 

were further enhanced in 1989 

when elected boards of trustees 

were granted even more authority 

in the governance of their 

schools. 

In the mid 20th century, many 

schools instituted parent teacher 

associations, groups with no 

statutory powers but run by 

parents interested in creating 

stronger links with their children’s 

teachers. 

In practice, the PTAs concentrated 

on fundraising and running 

discussion evenings about 

educational issues. 

In this context, it is interesting 

to consider the first years of the 

Papanui Primary School PTA 

nearly 70 years ago. 

On October 20, 1949, a meeting 

was called to discuss the formation 

of the Papanui Primary 

PTA and a committee of 11 

parents was duly elected. 

The headmaster, F.G Parry, 

was an ex-officio member (a 

standard practice to ensure committees 

did not try to interfere 

with matters beyond their remit) 

and two staff members were also 

appointed. 

The first function was held 

a month later. A guest speaker 

presented a talk on vocational 

guidance, a staff member, V 

Reid, contributed musical items 

and supper was provided by 

virtue of the time honoured 

tradition of ‘ladies a plate.’ 

By February 1950, attendance 

was recorded as “between 50-60” 

and it was resolved to raise funds 

for extra bike sheds and the provision 

of football jerseys. 

Meeting topics in 1950 included 

‘moas’ (a talk presented by 

the newly-appointed director of 

the Canterbury Museum, Roger 

Duff) and a discussion about the 

role of speech therapists. 

A later meeting featured 

entertainment from the school 

choir. 

In 1951, a PTA attendance 

banner was created and was first 

won my Mr Mintrom’s standard 

1 class, of which 45 per cent of 

parents’ attended meetings. 

In September of that year, a 

panel wrestled with questions 

including whether or not there 

should be a school uniform, if it 

was desirable to have an annual 

school picnic and the knotty 

issue of whether the modern 

child was listening to too many 

radio serials instead of attending 

to homework. 

A year later, form 2 pupils 

HISTORY: 

Although this 

photograph was 

taken in 1926, 

when the second 

Papanui Primary 

School was 

opened, the view 

from Winters Rd 

would have been 

the same in the 

late 1940s 

were invited as guests for the 

evening to mark their imminent 

departure to secondary school. 

This account may provide 

a nostalgic glimpse of life in 

the immediate post-war years, 

but some of the issues mentioned 

may well still feature in the 

programmes of current PTAs. 

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REAL ESTATE 

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Boys’ High dominate 

SPORTS 

youth cricket awards 

• By Gordon Findlater 

CHRISTCHURCH BOYS’ High 

School dominated the Metro 

Cricket annual youth awards 

ceremony at St Andrew’s College 

on Wednesday night. 

CBHS year 9 students Zak 

Foulkes, Nick Cooke, Ollie 

Curtis and Riley Butt all picked 

up individual awards. 

The city’s top young players 

were recognised for their 

efforts over the past year and 

competition-winning teams 

received their trophies. 

CBHS also represented 

Canterbury on the national 

stage, winning the recent 

Secondary School Boys’ First XI 

Cup at Lincoln University. On 

top of the four individual awards 

they also collected four team 

trophy’s at the ceremony. 

Canterbury and former New 

Zealand age group player Theo 

van Woerkom was on hand to 

present the awards. 

Youth champions 

•Year 9 C grade – St 

Andrew’s White 

•Year 9 B grade – Christ’s B 

•Year 9A one day and two 

day – St Bede’s 

•Year 10 – South West 

cricket 

•Youth open – St Bede’s 

youth XI 

•Second Grade Trophy – 

St Bede’s colts 

First XI champions 

•Bowl one day – St Bede’s 

second XI 

•Bowl two day – St 

Andrew’s third XI 

•Cup one day and two day 

– CBHS third XI blue 

•Championship one day 

and two day – CBHS first XI 

Year 9 individual awards 

Batting 

•Zak Foulkes (CBHS) 

– scored 316 runs at an 

average of 79 

•Matt Boyle (St Bede’s) – 

scored 613 at an average of 

153 

Bowling 

•Nick Cooke (CBHS) – took 

WINNER: Ollie 

Curtis won the 

year 9 allrounder 

award. 

He recently 

scored 120 not 

out against 

Nelson 

College. 

20 wickets for the season at 

an average of nine. 

•Mason Cumming (St 

Bede’s) – took 16 wickets at 

an average of 4.9 

All-rounder 

•Ollie Curtis (CBHS) – 

scored 279 runs at 39.9 

and took 15 wickets at 

7.9 

Fielding 

•Riley Butt (CBHS) – took 

13 dismissals; eight catches 

and five stumpings 

First XI individual awards 

Batting 

•Liam Campbell (St 

Bede’s) – scored 537 runs at 

an average of 38 

Bowling 

•Liam McBreen-Smith (St 

Andrew’s) – took 33 wickets 

at an average of 14. 

Paralympians promote 

their sport at open day 

MIDDLE GRANGE School 

sprint sensation William 

Stedman joined several hundred 

people at the Paralympics New 

Zealand open day at Cowles 

Stadium on Saturday. 

Three of Canterbury’s Paralympians 

attended the event, 

including Stedman, 17; former 

St Andrew’s College student and 

javelin thrower Caitlin Dore; and 

para-sailor Andrew May. 

“It’s pretty cool seeing all 

these people here wanting to 

get involved in para-sport,” said 

Stedman. 

“My family and I were lucky 

enough to be in the United Kingdom 

when the London 2012 Paralympics 

were on coincidentally. 

I saw all these people, with the 

same disability as me, running. I 

found it really inspiring that they 

were on the world stage. 

Inspired: 

Paralympian 

William 

Stedman 

shares his 

Rio bronze 

medals with 

a young fan 

at Saturday’s 

open day. 

“We got back to New Zealand 

and I joined the (Port Hills) 

athletics club and it started from 

there.” 

The open day was the last in a 

three-part series, with the first 

event taking place in Auckland 

and the second taking place in 

Cambridge. 

Disabled people of all ages 

were able to participate in a 

range of para-sports and find out 

how to get involved. Several organisations 

attended, including 

Blind Sport New Zealand and 

Snow Sports New Zealand. 

Interactive sessions were held 

in wheelchair basketball, wheelchair 

rugby, para-cycling and 

para-table tennis. 

The open day is used to spot 

potential talent in the build up 

to the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic 

Games. 

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Looking for the very best personalised care for your loved one? 

Our Seminar on wellness, transition and care 

will help you understand everything you need to know 

At Arvida we have a very personalised approach 

to care, and want to help individuals, families 

and carers considering the move into a full care 

environment with everything they need to know. 

We’re running seminars this week that will help 

you understand some important things about life 

transitions as we age. We welcome anyone who 

has questions about aged care to come and share a 

cuppa with us as we talk about our vision to remain 

active and part of things for longer. We’ll also cover 

the importance of wellness, resilience, and what 

Arvida offers in our care options and the Arvida 

Household Model. 

Our Care Villages in Christchurch provide the very 

best in professional care and Maples, Mayfair and 

Ilam have vacancies available right now. If you need 

help or if you have budget worries, let’s chat. We 

can help you learn about your subsidy entitlements 

and we’re sure we’ll be able to look after you. If 

you’re a family member, you’ll be able to relax, 

knowing that your loved one will be welcomed into 

the community, looked after with friendly, personal 

attention and cared for like family. 

Call one of our villages listed below to RSVP, or just 

come along to one of the seminars. We look foward 

to having a chat with you about your needs. 

Seminar Speakers 

Bill McDonald 

Arvida CEO 

The Arvida Vision 

Denise Brett 

GM Wellness & Care 

The Arvida 

Household Model 

Jude Kirk 

Arvida Community Director 

Resilience, transition 

& personal wellness 

Seminar Venues, Dates and Times 

Friday Feb 24, 10.30am Friday Feb 24, 3pm Saturday Feb 25, 10.30am 

71 Middleton Road, 

Upper Riccarton, Christchurch 

Ph 03 348 4362 

Email info@maples.co.nz 

104 Wharenui Road, 


Ph 03 348 2445 

Email info@mayfairlifecare.co.nz 

28 Ilam Road, 


Ph 03 348 5305 

Email info@ilamretirement.co.nz 

The attitude of living well. 

www.arvida.co.nz 0800 278 432


Variety Concert 

Tuesday, 7.30pm 

A free, variety concert 

featuring bands, choirs and 

individual performers in 

the church to celebrate the 

completion of the repair and 

strengthening of St Barnabas. 

You will need a ticket, go to 

stbarnabas.org.nz to book. 

to attend every session. 

Free entry, St Barnabas, 8 Tui St, 

Fendalton Library, 4 Jefferies 

Fendalton 

Rd, Burnside. 

Science Snippets in the Library 

Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Science Alive! presents a free 

after school science programme 

in selected libraries across 

Christchurch.There will be 

fun science activities and new 

interesting topics each week. 

Our qualified educators lead 

children through interactive 

activities to stimulate their 

interest in science. 

Free entry, Shirley Library, 36 

Marshland Rd, Shirley. 

Social Indoor Bowls 

Today, 10am 

Do you enjoy playing indoor 

bowls? If so, come along to the 

Bishopdale Community Trust 

and play a fun version with our 

happy group of players. Free 

entry. 

Sundbye House, 100 Farrington 

Ave, Bishopdale 

Papanui Book Club 

Today, 10-11am 

With no set book to read, this 

is a relaxed and social group who 

talk about what book or books 

they have been reading. 

Free entry, Papanui Library, 35 

Langdons Rd, [Edition Papanui. datE] 

2 

Reading to Dogs 

Today, 3.30-4.30pm 

Designed to provide a relaxed, 

non-threatening atmosphere 

which encourages children to 

practise their reading skills and 

develop a love of reading.The programme 

uses dogs who are the 

beloved pets of the city council 

animal management team. These 

pets have all been trained and 

tested for health, safety and temperament. 

Bookings are essential, 

phone 941 7923. 



Bishopdale Walking Group 

Wednesday, 10.30-11.30am 

Take a gentle walk around the 

local area. Walks are on average 

30min. The group is very friendly 

and open to all abilities. They 

have a walk ’n’ talk approach. Stay 

for a cuppa and chat afterwards. 

Gold coin donation. 

Sundbye House, 100 Farrington 

Ave, Bishopdale 

Knit and Yarn 

Thursday, 2-3.30pm 

Take your knitting hobby to the 

library. This is a way of enjoying 

your craft in a social environment. 

Share your skills and tricks 

with other knitters or learn something 

new while you’re there. This 

is a weekly group but no pressure 

CONTINUING EDUCATION 

Christchurch School of Music 

The Christchurch School of Music is a family-oriented 

community aimed at providing quality music education in and 

around Christchurch. 

We have an exciting offer for all new enrolments for 2017, 

where you will receive $775 worth of lessons for just $450! All 

you have to do is click here to enrol before January 15th, 2017: 

http://www.csm.org.nz/enrol/ 

This deal includes: 1 year of group lessons for beginners on 

recorder, flute, clarinet, violin, ukulele, guitar or voice (worth 

$525), FREE instrument hire where instruments are available 

(worth $110), FREE joining of a performance ensemble for the 

second semester (worth $140). 

We also have individual lessons and ensembles for a wide 

range of instruments available too, for any age and from 

beginner through to experienced - explore our website www. 

csm.org.nz to learn more. 

CSM is a not-for-profit organisation with a strong focus on 

community. On a Saturday morning the whole family can find 

something to suit. Preschool children can start their musical 

journey by joining in our experiential “Take Off with Music” 

while older children and adults may opt for group or individual 

lessons on a specific instrument (including voice). Those who 

USE THE RED CROSS ADVANTAGE - 

COMPREHENSIVE FIRST AID, 

ESSENTIAl FIRST AID, REVAlIDATION 

OR TAIlORED TRAINING TO SUIT YOU 

AT YOUR PlACE OR OURS. 

already play are welcome to join in one of the great ensembles 

which all take part in regular concerts including Saturday 

soirees and the popular annual Showcase Concert. Recitals 

where individuals can perform are also held regularly. 

CSM also provides a comprehensive music education to 

participating primary schools via its Outreach programmes. 

With programmes offered in band, strings, recorder and ukulele 

in a wide range of Christchurch schools this is an area of the 

School, which has grown fast over the last few years. 

Another area that has grown rapidly over the last few years 

is the Late Starters programme where adults approaching 

retirement with more time on their hands have really enjoyed 

learning an instrument they never had the chance to play in 

their early years and join an ensemble with other like-minded 

adults. 

If Saturday isn’t an option, CSM also offers a range of 

weekday opportunities for learning and playing music. 

If affordability is an issue, CSM may be able to offer a 

discount through funding provided by the Rata Foundation. 

Please contact us via our website www.csm.org.nz and let 

us start you on a musical journey that will bring pleasure for 

a lifetime. 

16 Hours Thursday/Friday 

20 & 21 April 

16 Hours Saturday/Sunday 

18 & 19 March 

Meditation and Buddhism 

Thursday, 7.30-9.30pm 

These classes are based on Buddha’s 

teachings on the mind, but 

you do not need to be a Buddhist 

to attend or to benefit from them. 

Each class consists of two guided 

meditations and an explanatory 

talk. Everyone is welcome. 

Suggested $10 donation, St 

Albans Community Centre, 1049 

Colombo St. 

Super Saturday Storytime 

Saturday, 11-11.45am 

Encourage learning through 

a love for stories and craft. 

Storytimes is an interactive programme 

including stories, songs, 

rhymes and play. 



Laughter Club 

Sunday, 11am-noon. 

Feel like a laugh? There aren’t 

any jokes or funny stories at the 

laughter club, instead it’s a chance 

to laugh at nothing and relax. 

There are exercises to focus on 

breathing and stretching. 

Entry $2, Scottish Society Hall, 

cnr of Edgeware and Caledonian 

Rds, St Albans. 

The portrait painting club will be held from 9am-1pm on 

Saturday. This course focuses on drawing human faces to 

make the likeness of the subject or photo using light and 

shadows, tonal values and limited palette. There will be a 

demonstration and individual assistant to help you through 

your artwork. You will be working in a small group with a 

relaxing and friendly environment where everyone can 

feel successful and appreciate the product and process of 

making art. Booking a spot is essential so phone 021 120 2170 

or tahanartstudio@gmail.com. Admission is free. Avice Hill Art 

and Craft Centre, 395 Memorial Ave, Burnside. 

NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS - GLOBAL LEADERS IN FIRST AID TRAINING 

CHRISTCHURCH COURSE DATES 2017 • VENUE: 32 BIRMINGHAM DRIVE, MIDDLETON 

Comprehensive First Aid PLUS Course (16hrs or 4hr upgrade) 

Unit Standard 6402, 6401, 6400 and 25411 or 26552, 26551, 6400 and 25411 

Cost $285.00 per person incl FA Manual & GST for 16 hours or $85.00 per 

person for upgrade following completion of CFA 

Time: Day One 8.30am – 5.30pm Day Two 8.30am – 5pm 

4 Hours Friday 1.15pm-5pm 

21 April 

4 Hours Sunday 

19 March 

Comprehensive First Aid Course (12hrs) 

Unit Standard 6402, 6401, 6400 or 26552, 26551, 6400 

Cost $225.00 per person incl FA Manual & GST 

Time: Day One & Day Two 8.30am - 3.15pm Time: Day One 8.30am - 5.30pm 

2 x Monday 

6 & 13 March 

2 x Tuesday 

21 & 28 March 

4 & 11 April 

2 x Wednesdays 

1 & 8 March 

15 & 22 March 

Thursday/Friday 

23 & 24 February 

2 & 3 March 

Day Two 8.30am - 12.45pm 

Thursday/Friday 

20 & 21 April 

Weekends 

25 & 26 February 

18 & 19 March 

Essential First Aid Course (8hrs) 

Unit Standard 6402, 6401 or 26551, 26552 

Cost $155.00 per person Time: 8.30am – 5.30pm 

Monday 

6 March 

Tuesday 

21 March 

4 April 

Wednesday 

15 March 

26 April 

M Learning (App.) First Aid Courses 

Practical First Aid 

Unit Standards 6402, 6401 

Cost $155.00 per person 

Time: 4 hours 8.30am-12.45pm 

Wednesday 8 March 

Workplace First Aid 

Unit Standards 6400, 6401, 6402 

Cost $225.00 per person 

Time: 8 hours 8.30am-5.30pm 

Tuesday 28 March 

NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS 

GLOBAL LEADERS IN FIRST AID TRAINING 

Christchurch Course Dates 2017 

Venue: 32 Birmingham Drive, Middleton 

First Aid Revalidation Course (6 hours) 

Cost $130.00 per person (certificates must not have 

expired for more than 3 months) 

Time: 8.30am – 3.15pm 

Monday 

27 February 

13 March 

Tuesday 

28 March 

11 April 

Wednesday 

8 March 

22 March 

Friday 

3 March 

17 March 

For bookings please call 0800 REDCROSS or 339-7111 

Book online at www.redcross.org.nz 

USE THE RED CROSS ADVANTAGE - COMPREHENSIVE FIRST AID, ESSENTIAL FIRST AID, 

REVALIDATION OR TAILORED TRAINING TO SUIT yOU AT yOUR PLACE OR OURS. 

Thursday 

2 March 

30 March 

FOR BOOKINGS PLEASE CALL 0800 REDCROSS OR 339-7111 • BOOK ONLINE AT WWW.REDCROSS.ORG.NZ 

Sunday 


19 March 

M Learning Workplace Revalidation Course (4 hours) 

Cost $130.00 per person (certificates must not have 

expired for more than 3 months) 

Time: 8.30am – 12.45pm 

Tuesday 


Friday 

24 March 

Saturday 

11 March 

Saturday 


18 March

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Have you been declined surgery or 

medical treatment by your DHB ? 

If so, we may be able to help you. 

Cantabrians in need, who meet our criteria, 

can be offered treatment FREE of charge. 

Who can access our services? 

• People who have been turned down in writing for treatment by the DHB 

• People who do not have medical insurance nor the means to pay for treatment 

privately (this is means tested) 

What services do we provide? 

The types of services include: 

• General surgery (abdominal, rectal etc) 

• Colonoscopy 

• Vascular (severe varicose veins) 

• Gynaecology and women’s health 

• Upper limb orthopaedics 

• Oral surgery and dentistry (conditions apply) 

• Cataract surgery 

• Counselling services (self-referral) 

What do I need to do if I think I qualify for help 

from the Charity Hospital? 

Ask your GP or dentist to refer you to the Canterbury Charity Hospital. Although 

most GPs are aware of the referral process, you might want to take this article with 

you when you visit them. 

Please do not contact the hospital directly. 

Where can I get more information? 

Visit our website www.charityhospital.org.nz 

All services provided by the hospital are free of charge thanks to the generosity of 

our unpaid volunteer surgeons, nurses and supporters. The Charity Hospital does 

not receive any Government funding. 

I don’t need help, but would like to help 

If you are a health professional and can offer your time or if you can assist 

financially we would love to hear from you via email to: 

reception@charityhospital.org.nz


FOCUS ON HEALTH 

The power of chlorophyll 

Chlorophyll is a truly amazing substance 

with powerful health benefits. It is the green 

pigment found in plants they use to make 

energy through photosynthesis. It is a rich 

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be slightly alkaline as an acidic body is 

prone to unhealthy organisms that can 

damage organs, the immune system and 

may lead to allergies, asthma, congestion, 

fatigue, frequent colds, headaches, 

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biggest contributor to acidity in the body is 

our modern diet. Excess acidity is caused 

by eating processed foods, too much animal 

protein, dairy products and processed 

grains such as corn and wheat. Normally 

the kidneys maintain our acid/alkaline 

balance by adjusting the electrolyte levels 

in the body. The electrolytes are calcium, 

magnesium, potassium and sodium. The 

best source of these electrolytes is raw 

fruits and vegetables as cooking depletes 

alkalising minerals. Green drinks made 

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alkalising as they contain chlorophyll. 

Chlorophyll is structurally similar to our 

own blood and alkalises the blood. 

Chlorophyll is available in concentrated 

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5-15ml is taken straight or diluted in 

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• The library is stocked with hundreds of 

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Hip pain: Do I have arthritis or 

could it be mainly my muscles? 

The team at Physical Sense in 

Sydenham sees clients with a 

range of symptoms but many 

of their middle-aged and senior 

clients visit complaining of pain in one or 

both hips. 

Physiotherapist Ietje van Stolk suggests 

that a major part of the pain could be due 

to muscle pain rather than simply arthritis. 

“Even if an x-ray shows arthritis, the reason 

for the pain may be the muscles around 

the joint,” she explains. Alternatively, a back 

muscle could also be the cause, as shown in 

the image. 

Ietje recalls one case where an 89 year old 

client with severe arthritis who walked with 

a stick, told her, “I will end up in a wheelchair, 

I cannot put any weight through my right 

leg due to pain in my hip and buttock”. 

“Within 4 treatments, she was walking with 

her stick but without the severe pain,” says 

Ietje. “The arthritis was one of the factors 

that made her muscles spasm but the other 

was that older people move less and the 

flexed position the hip is in when we sit is 

particularly bad for the hip.” Ietje is happy 

with the fact that although the client was 89 

and could have been “given up on” or told 

to live with the pain, she made a difference 

to her health and wellbeing. 

At Physical Sense, hands-on techniques 

(massage and triggerpoint deactivation 

techniques) are used to release the muscles. 

The client also gets a home exercise program 

designed to mobilize and stretch the hip, 

strengthen the important core muscles and 

increase general strength and balance. They 

teach a movement sequence that stretches 

the hip in all directions whilst the client is 

able to lie safely on their bed, perfect for 

older or less mobile clients. 

In many cases having the muscles 

released and being taught how to maintain 

Hip muscle that causes hip pain 

(the crosses are the areas of the muscle spasms, the red areas is where the pain is felt) 

it, is enough to stay on top of the problem. 

If severe arthritis is the underlying cause, 

some maintenance therapy may be 

necessary, but that is often more affordable 

and, for older patients, better tolerated than 

surgery. In very few treatments the client 

will know if it is going to work for them or 

not, without financial commitment. 

Physical Sense Gym & Physio is located 

at 300 Colombo Street, Sydenham. There is 

Back hip muscle that causes hip pain 

a bus stop in front of the door and there is 

ample parking. To enquire about specialised 

exercise classes or physiotherapy treatment, 

phone 377-2577 or visit www.triggerpoints. 

co.nz. 

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or 027 438 3943 

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Association. Over 35 years 

experience. Phone John 

027 432-3822 or 351-9147 

email 

co.nz 

johnmill@ihug. 

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852 

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tILer 

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58414 

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027 435-8759 

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