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•Story, page 4
Mall comes out of the 1990s
• By Julia Evans
THE EARLY stages of taking
Merivale Mall out of the 1990s
are on track to be finished by
early November.
Modernising “dated” shop
fronts and bathrooms are just
stages one and two of the five
step mall upgrade, mall manager
Nicola Dolan said.
“The final scope is yet to be
decided for the jobs next and they
are the most expensive, so I don’t
really have a definitive number,”
Mrs Dolan said.
She said the overall upgrade
will hopefully be completed by
early November 2018.
She won’t say how much the
upgrade will cost.
“It’s been such a long time in
the making, last time the mall
was updated was 1998 so we’re
pretty excited,” Mrs Dolan said.
Stage one is “pushing up and
out” shop fronts to create a more
open space, she said.
While stage two is a total
renovation of the pre-1998 bathrooms.
Mrs Dolan said AMP Capital,
which owns the mall, expects
tenants’ shop fit-outs to follow
suit and fit in with the new look
of the mall.
“There is an expectation that
shops will follow in step like
Kimberleys, Hartleys and Esquires
have,” she said.
But in the upgrade process,
the mall is losing one of its oldest
tenants. Paper Plus will go and
Whitcoulls will move in.
Paper Plus co-owner Simon
Grant said the mall’s owner
had accepted a higher rent from
Whitcoulls which he couldn’t
match.
It was “gutting” and he didn’t
like to let down the loyal customer
base the store has grown over
the 23 years it has been there.
“There are a lot of things that
we do that Whitcoulls doesn’t,
but I guess the landlords are
thinking about rent,” he said.
Mrs Dolan said she had “gone
into bat” for Paper Plus and was
sad to see the store leave. But at
the end of the day, it wasn’t able
to compete.
Stage three, upgrading the
Fresh Choice storeroom, is also
under way, but stage four and
five, flooring and updating the
“ambience” of the mall, won’t
begin until next year, she said.
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DESK News.......................................3, 5
IF IT’S wet on Saturday Timaru
Boys’ could have the upper hand
in the UC Championship final
against Christchurch Boys’ High.
They’ve got a fairly dominant
forward pack and Timaru
has been the team with the
momentum in the competition
over the past months.
That insight into the final
doesn’t come from me – but from
Star Media’s sports reporters
Gordon Findlater and Andrew
King.
In the round robin match CBHS
won a hard fought battle in Timaru,
and everything points to the same
this weekend, Findlater says.
King says utility Rico Syme,
could be the difference towards
the business end of the match.
He’s a gained a bit of reputation in
being a game breaker.
So the prediction: King: CBHS
33-31. Findlater: TBHS: 17-15. For
more go to page 6.
– Barry Clarke
Papanui’s world class martial artist SPORT 7
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Tuesday August 22 2017 3
ews
Big response to lights article
ashion
Readers have reacted to last
Even ViaStrada senior traffic
week’s article congestion
engineer and transport planner
at the Colombo St
Glen Koorey weighed in on the
Edgeware Rd intersection.
issue.
Julia Evans reports
He suggested that it was
actually the long standing
OPINION IS divided over the
roadworks in the area that
effectiveness of the lights at the
might have caused the decrease
intersection of Colombo St and
in business turnover.
Gardening
Edgeware Rd.
“No car parking has been lost
The Rise Up Christchurch
in the finished product and now
Facebook post received more
more people can easily walk and
than 60 readers’ comments.
bike to the shops, so why would
Some expressed frustration,
businesses be down in the long
labelling the intersection a
run?”
“death trap” and “nightmare”.
He wrote it had to be
Last week Nor’West News
upgraded because it “wasn’t
revealed anger and frustration at
fine” left as a unsignalised
the intersection.
CONFUSION: The signals at the intersection of Colombo St T-intersection.
The city council said it and Edgeware Rd have divided public opinion.
And Jo French agreed, saying
was caused by motorists not
the upgrades were part of
approaching the lights correctly
making the intersection safer.
“The intersection is less
dangerous than it was and so
long as everyone follows the new
rules, it will continue to be so,”
she wrote.
otoring“It was a stupid idea putting
parking outside the shops near
the traffic lights,” she wrote.
And Colombo St business
owner Carolyn Moffat wrote
that profit is down considerably.
“Business owners were hoping
that things would improve once
the cycle lane had finished but
the congestion means people are
and not triggering the phasing.
But Bailies Bar and Restaurant
co-owner Richard Norton said
the city council needed to do
something as drivers had taken
to rat running through the car
park
asty
to avoid congestion, which
Bites
would end in an accident.
Julie Nicholson wrote on
Facebook that she had waited
behind a parked car on
Colombo St thinking it was
traffic turning left.
avoiding the area altogether,”
she wrote.
She said most businesses in
the area have been suffering
since the roadworks began and
even though they are complete,
it’s too late.
But many readers agree
that congestion is the fault of
motorists and the intersection is
much better now.
“This is a driver problem,
nothing more, stop in the right
spot and you’ll trigger the lights.
The cycleways have improved
this area for cyclists and
pedestrians,” James David Foote
wrote.
• HAVE YOUR SAY: What do
you think about the lights at
the intersection of Colombo
St and Edgeware Rd? Are
they good or bad? Send
your views to julia.evans@
starmedia.kiwi.
In Brief
BOYS’ HIGH BOMB SCARE
Christchurch Boys’ High School
students were evacuated by police
after a suspicious package was identified.
After 40 minutes of gathering
on the school’s field, students were
given the all clear to return to class.
Headmaster Nic Hill said the students
weren’t in danger at any stage.
TOILET BLOCK REPAIRS
City council ground work in St
Albans Park is expected to begin
in spring and now a group of
stakeholders are set to work on plans
to fix the out of action toilet pavilion.
The group, made up of city council
staff, Christchurch Metro Cricket
members and the Mainland Football
Federation, as well as St Albans
Shirley Football Club, Edgeware
Bowls and Edgeware Croquet, met
recently to discuss the work.
PALMS BUS STOP UPGRADE
Bus stops outside The Palms
Shopping Centre are set to double
in size to accommodate the number
of passengers in the area. The city
council is seeking feedback on the
plan that will see a suburban bus
interchange outside the mall. Two
bus stops are set to be upgraded, one
on Shirley Rd adjacent to Shirley
Intermediate School. The second
is on New Brighton Rd outside
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WELL DONE: Papanui High School’s jazz band.
SPORTS
Papanui ends
on high note
• By Julia Evans
PAPANUI HIGH School can
blow its own trumpet after
winning a pair of gold and silver
medals at jazz band competitions.
Under the directorship of
music teacher, Georgina Rees-
Stevenson, the band won a gold
medal at the Southern Jam in
Blenheim.
They were up against a field of
15 other schools and more than
25 bands.
Students Claire Daddiza and
Arama Ruka-Thompson were
also selected for inclusion in the
All Stars band off the back of
their performance at the jam.
Judges selected those they
considered to be the best on each
instrument.
Then, after only a two hour
rehearsal, they performed in a
gala concert on August 12.
The jazz band also won a gold
medal at the Ara JazzQuest
earlier this month.
And the school’s Jazz Combo
band won silver medals at both
ARA JazzQuest and Southern
Jam as well.
See Shrek and friends
at Selwyn House
• By Julia Evans
CURTAIN CALL is almost
ready for Selwyn House’s Shrek
the Musical Jnr.
After weeks of rehearsals,
pupils are ready to perform
their biannual production to
audiences for three shows on
Friday and Saturday.
Shrek is a one-of-a-kind,
hilarious fairy tale in which
curses are reversed, monsters get
the girls, donkeys and dragons
find love, and princesses are
beautiful in all shapes and sizes.
Director Therese Bierwirth,
said Shrek was chosen because of
how funny it is and it has all the
well-known fairy-tale characters,
such as Pinocchio and the Big
Bad Wolf.
“It also has a serious
understory so that the girls
in the production can make
connections to real world issues,”
Ms Bierwirth said.
She said the 73 strong cast
have put their heart and soul into
bringing the production to life.
“They are having a great deal
of fun while learning that a
full blown production of this
nature needs to be polished, slick
and well oiled. They have also
learnt about the importance of
theatre business including stagecraft,
and how everything works
SIDEKICK: Yasmin Marsh
plays Donkey.
in professional theatre,” Ms
Bierwirth said.
Shows are on Friday at 7pm
and Saturday, with two shows
starting at 2pm and 6pm, at the
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News
Young artist’s big chance
ashion
IMAGINE SEEING your sculpture
• By Julia Evans
on display in the city alongside
the likes of Antony Gormley and
Ronnie van Hout.
That’s about to become a reality
for 16-year-old Villa Maria student
Ruby Williams.
Ruby won the senior section of
the Re:ACTIVATE project organised
by SCAPE Public Art and will
Gardening
soon see her sketches come to life as
a sculpture in Hagley Park.
Although the honour doesn’t
come with the same $800,000 pay
check that Gormley received.
Ruby’s design relates to the concept
of memory and will involve
recreating a tree’s lost limb out of
metal mesh.
The sculpture will be on display
Motoring
September for six weeks.
The design was of a live tree with
its branch previously sawn off due
to damage or disease, Ruby said.
“Replacing that branch with a
wire mesh copy resembling the
memory of the limb that used to be
there. The city is similar in some regards
– it fell during the earthquake
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and was completely changed, parts
of it were gone but not forgotten.”
Engineers from Lewis and Bradford
have been tasked with taking
Ruby’s idea and making it a reality.
OPPORTUNITY: Ruby Williams
with her original sketches.
She met with the engineers,
SCAPE art staff and Botanic
Gardens staff to choose the perfect
tree.
“I have always loved art and creating
things,” Ruby said.
“This experience is incredibly surreal
to me. As for my future, I am
unsure what path I will go down
but there is a 100 per cent chance it
will be a creative one.”
ART: Anthony
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and Quasi by
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CBHS set to
defend UC
champs title
against Timaru
• By Andrew King
CHRISTCHURCH Boys’ High
will look to defend their UC
Championship title against
Timaru Boys’ High on Saturday.
They are in the final after a
tough, come-from-behind battle
against Nelson College, which
required the depth off the bench
to get them home 40-34 after
trailing 29-12 at halftime.
The last time CBHS met Timaru
was in round three, with CBHS
winning 22-17.
Starting fullback Rico Syme,
who is a recent addition to the
first XV due to injuries, slotted
into first-five in the second half
against Nelson and provided a
few moments of magic to help the
team get home.
The final will be played at
CBHS’s Straven Rd ground. They
have made a bit of a habit of
going behind and then making a
comeback, but they will look to
correct that on Saturday.
Timaru made the final after a
solid 24-10 over Christ’s College
in Timaru. Meanwhile, St Bede’s
will play Marlborough Boys’
College in the bowl final after
beating Shirley Boys’ High 36-33,
while St Andrew’s missed out on a
spot in the plate final after a 57-14
defeat to Waimea Combined.
Belfast Rugby salutes its finest
SPORTS
BELFAST DIVISION one prop
Sorby Sovea was awarded the
Trevor Mundy Salver as the
club’s 2017 player of the year at
the recent senior prize-giving.
About 200 members
and guests gathered at the
Belfast Rugby Football Club
headquarters to see who took
home prizes on the night.
The award-winners:
• Trevor Mundy Salver
awarded to the 2017 club player
of the year: Sorby Sovea.
• Golden oldies “Clayton
Cosgrove” personality of
the year: Peter Knight.
Classics grade:
• Brown Bros Cup player
of year: Darren Espin.
• Players, player of the
year: Shane Gibson.
• Best forward: Ewen
McDonald.
• Best back: Shane Gibson.
Division four:
• Rattler Rugby Trophy for the
player of the year: Alex Sampson.
• Players, player of the year:
Shannon Morton.
• Best forward: Shannon
Morton.
• Best back: Zane Pedlar.
Division three:
• Rowe & Co Cup for the
player of the year: Sven Wright.
• Players, player of the year:
Patrick Horne.
• Best forward: Phillip Peters.
• Best back: Jarrod Beaumont.
• Richie & Nicki Ewin Trophy
colts leadership award: Jessie
Anderson.
Division two:
• Sullivan Cup for the player of
the year: Sefano Bonotto.
• Players, player of the year:
Corey McKenzie.
• Best forward: Corey
McKenzie.
• Best back: Jotame Tavo.
Division two:
• Northlands Trophy special
division two award: Garry Hutt.
SPORTS
Division one:
• Les McFadden Cup for the
player of the year: Fili Leo’o.
• Players, player of the year:
Naibuka Tavenavo.
• Best forward: Matt McGuire.
• Best back: Jarel Hemahema.
Club awards:
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• Clarrie Cassidy Cup for the
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• Presidents Cup: Division one
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• Ben Rudkin Cup: Biggest
contribution to junior rugby:
Roger Grenfell.
• Club captain’s award – Mike
Moore Cup: Vasco Baptista.
• Murray Wilson Trophy
administrator of the year: Brad
Thorpe.
• Alan Adams Cup for best
contribution to the club: Neil
Jackways.
• Players achievement award
– GG Don Memorial Cup:
Naibuka Tavenavo.
• Ron Bell Cup for colt of the
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• Wayne Horsnell Memorial
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St Andrew’s makes bid
for boys and girls titles
• By Andrew King
ST ANDREW’S College has the
opportunity to do the double
with both its boys and girls
football teams making the finals
in their competitions.
The boys team known as ‘the
thistles’ ground-out a 1-0 win
over Cashmere High last week
to book themselves in the
final.
The girls team cruised past
Burnside High 3-0 to make the
final against Cashmere High who
beat Rangiora High 3-1.
Both finals will be played on
August 30 at English Park.
St Andrew’s boys coach Matt
Jansen said it was an awesome
feeling to make the final and the
boys are really keen to take it
home.
“They [St Thomas] have been a
really competitive team this year.
They beat us in the regional finals
in futsal, then beat us 1-0 to win
the league, so now, it’s spoiling
time,” he said.
“We are looking to take the
momentum from this final into
the nationals.”
Cashmere coach Craig Squire
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FINALS TIME: St Andrew’s beat Cashmere High 1-0 to make
the final against St Thomas on August 30 at English Park.
said it was disappointing to not
make the final.
“We played well in a very tight
game with not many chances for
both teams,” he said.
“The coaching team are very
proud of the effort the team has
put in and continue to put in to
developing their football and
improving each week.”
In the other boys semi-final,
Burnside High and St Thomas
saw the back of the net bulge
with eight goals with the team
known as ‘the saints’ getting past
‘the beasts’, 5-3.
Burnside coach David
Williams said they played hard
and gave it their all but let
themselves down in defence.
“We are now turning our
minds to the tournament in
Palmerston North. We won this
tournament two years ago when
it was in Papamoa so it would
be great to have our names on it
again,” he said.
In the plate final, St Bede’s will
take on last year’s champions
Lincoln High at English Park on
August 30.
St Bede’s cruised into the final
with a comfortable 4-0 win over
Christchurch Boys’ High, while
Lincoln beat Shirley Boys’ High
1-0.
Aldridge continues golden
run at karate tournament
• By Andrew King
PAPANUI HIGH School’s
Britney Aldridge has continued
her stunning form winning
gold at the world karate
championships on the Gold
Coast.
The 18-year-old won gold
with her team in the senior
women’s kata and bronze in the
individual female senior open
event at the tournament
earlier this month.
It backs up her
gold in the female 18
and over, under-55kg
kumite, and the female
under-21, under-65kg
kumite categories, as well
as bronze in the under-21
kata at the national
karate championships in
Wellington.
Aldridge said it was an
incredible feeling.
“We won 2013 gold in
the junior team, too, so
taking out the senior
open this year was just
the cherry on top,” she
said.
She now turns
her attention to the
Goju world karate
championship in Romania
in September, where she will
defend her 2015 title before
the junior world under-21
karate competition in Spain in
October.
“Defending my title [in
Romania] is going to be a big
experience but, as always, I’m
ready for the challenge,” she said.
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These conditions may be caused
by repetitive tasks, forceful exertions,
vibrations, mechanical compression, or
sustained or awkward positions.
The shorter and tenser the muscle, the
harder it pulls on the places it attaches to
(e.g. the bone). When this happens in the
forearm the pull at those attachments and
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of those areas. This will be noticed as pain in
the elbow and wrist. When this happens in
the neck and shoulder area, it will be noticed
as local pain, stiffness and sometimes
headaches. The nerves run right through
the muscles. Tension on the muscles causes
pressure on the nerves. As the muscles
shorten, the nerves running through them
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less well. This causes the nerves to radiate
pain throughout the arm.
Triggerpoints are areas in your muscles,
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areas in your muscles felt during massage) neck. Pain in your
weaken and shorten your muscles and can little finger or
cause referred pain.
forearm can originate
This drawing is an example of pain areas in your chest. This
(the red area), caused by triggerpoints (the is the reason that
black X).
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• Most of the patients who have had their
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This is your muscle’s reaction to of pain (but they have to be very careful to
continuous irritation. In most cases, there avoid relapses).
are multiple causes for this irritation. These • When the OOS pain has been there
could be: repeated actions without breaks; for more than a year, that percentage drops
constant
static posture resulting in constant to 60%.
muscle contraction; lack of healthy blood • The other 40% will leave the clinic with
flow;
bad posture resulting in continuous relief of pain and with knowledge about
high
loading of some muscles, etc. numerous strategies to relieve and handle
As you can see, your thumb pain can the remaining pain.
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What causes OOS? The Department
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McKenzie Lifestyle Village is in the final
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Our beautiful Leisure Centre is available
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I have never been so well off as we are now
we moved to McKenzie Lifestyle Village.”
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Geraldine is a great little town with a
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break down cholesterol formations in the
blood vessels.
ACV and H is a powerful tonic that
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nutrients and elimination of waste, and
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It is important to note not all cider
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results are likely to prove disappointing
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What’s On
Entertainment
Emma
Palaamo
Garden fresh
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Pastas
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Pizza
To advertise, contact
Jo Fuller 03 364 7425
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Emma’s back!
THAT’S right folks, Emma Palaamo has returned to
the Richmond Club Bistro, and this time she is
running it!
Emma last worked at the Club when her parents
Bev and Steve Palaamo were running the Bistro and
Restaurant pre-EQ.
Unsure of what she wanted to do when she left
school Emma decided to attend university where she
earned a degree in English and Psychology.
“I’ve wondered if I’d ever use my degree, but I love
being in the kitchen. Cooking’s in my blood. It’s what
I’m used to,” said Emma.
Largely trained by her father, Emma said she was
nervous when she was initially offered running the
Bistro.
“My parents have such a good reputation and I don’t
want to let Dad down. The reaction to my menu and
cooking has been great, and regular members are very
happy to see me back.”
With her first few weeks spent gauging what diners
wanted, Emma is confident she has streamlined the
menu to provide a selection to satisfy everyone.
“I’ve listened to what they want and have taken
heed. by bringing back the old with new. I’m also
doing blackboard specials and two course specials, as
well as introducing a Kids’ menu.”
The Club Bistro is open for LUNCH Tuesday to
Sunday (Brunch), for DINNER Wednesday to Sunday
and is also available for private functions.
The Richmond Club, 75 London St, phone 389 5778.
www.rwmc.co.nz
RESTAURANT & CAFÉ
We are open from 6.30am
Seniors SPECIAL
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Special available lunch only. Monday - Saturday 12pm - 2.30pm
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ClubBISTRO
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www.hornbywmc.co.nz
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Merivale Retirement Village - when only the best is good enough.
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