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• By Andrew King 

ST BEDE’S surfer Caspar 

McCormick (above) put on 

a stylish display in his first 

national event finishing second. 

Competing in the longboard 

section of the national scholastic 

surf championships in Gisborne, 

he narrowly missed out on 

the title, which was won by 

Auckland’s Matt Newdick. 

Caspar glides to 

podium finish 

Coach Aaron Lock said 

he did incredibly well 

considering he has no national 

experience. 

“He is a really talented surfer 

and we want more contests out of 

the young fellow,” he said. 

The Canterbury team placed 

third overall at the event held 

from October 9-13. 

•Surf results, page 17 

Council 

boss 

halts 

road 

safety 

working 

party 

• By Julia Evans 

CITY COUNCIL chief executive 

Karleen Edwards appears to have 

put the brakes on setting up a 

working party to look at road 

safety in Fendalton. 

Dr Edwards (right) 

sent a memo to residents 

on Glandovy, 

Idris and Straven Rds 

who are concerned 

about poor road 

layout, narrow cycleways and the 

high number of heavy vehicles 

in the area. She also sent it to the 

Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood 

Community Board. 

“Staff have suggested caution 

in establishing a working group 

due to the resource that will be 

required and the low likelihood of 

the working group being able to 

effect the changes requested,” she 

said in the memo. 

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Tuesday October 24 2017 

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FROM 

THE 

EDITOR’S 

DESK News.................................... 3-14 

THE CITY council has put the 

brakes on a bid by Fendalton 

residents to set up a working 

party to make their streets safer. 

Residents on Glandovy, Idris 

and Straven Rds say their streets 

are poorly laid out, have narrow 

cycleways and are used by too 

many heavy vehicles. 

Two weeks ago we revealed 

they had called on the city council 

to set up a working party to 

thrash out and solve the issues. 

But city council boss Karleen 

Edwards (see page 1) has just 

sent out a memo saying no to the 

working party. 

Her staff have told her that 

the chances of a working party 

being able to effect change is 

“low”. 

So the city council will talk 

with the community board 

about solutions. No prizes for 

guessing for what the residents 

think. 

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Tuesday October 24 2017 3 

News 

Young inventor’s looting solution 


MICHAEL HANN likes fixing 

things. 

The 18-year-old always has. 

His earliest memory is helping 

his dad, Jody, put an electric 

motor on a tricycle. “When I 

see a problem, I like to think of 

ways to fix or improve it,” he 

said. 

The Papanui High School 

student saw a problem he could 

solve when medication and 

hearing equipment was stolen 

from a North New Brighton 

home during the tsunami 

evacuation after the Kaikoura 

earthquake last November. 

“Seeing the looting when the 

earthquake happened inspired 

me to create this product,” he 

said. 

So he designed a security 

system to be deployed in a 

natural disaster when the 

power goes out, and now he’s a 

finalist in the ASB Bright Sparks 

competition. It’s called TEMS, 

which Michael said stands 

for “temporary emergency 

monitoring system”. 

The invention acts as a battery 

charger for devices and a place 

to keep belongings locked inside 

during a disaster. It also has 

an alarm to keep houses safe 

when evacuated. It is triggered 

by the rocking caused by an 

earthquake and lights up an exit 

path. Michael’s now working 

on connecting TEMS to an 

app which would send a text if 

someone breaks in. 

“I really want to get it 

connected up to a phone 

network so it sends out a text or 

notification through an app,” he 

BRIGHT SPARK: Michael 

Hann, 18, of Papanui High 

School, with a prototype of 

his security device designed 

to be deployed in natural 

disasters. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

said. Michael will be flying up 

to Auckland on November 7 to 

attend the Bright Sparks awards 

evening. 

“It’s on the same night as my 

last high school prize-giving, 

but I’ve decided to go up to 

Auckland instead,” he said. 

With him will be his proud 

dad, from who Michael may 

have inherited the “fix it” 

gene. Mr Hann’s job involves 

repairing electronics for the 

police. “He doesn’t help me that 

much on my projects anymore 

but . . . we have wires and 

stuff lying around the house,” 

Michael said. 

He spends his free time on 

Trade Me, buying broken items 

to upgrade. “Sometimes it’s not 

even fixing things; I just like to 

make improvements like in my 

bedroom. I made a motorised 

blind to wake me up in the 

morning,” he said. 

Next year the budding 

inventor will study engineering 

at Canterbury University. 

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In Brief 

Fire rages, homes at risk 

PLAYGROUND PLAN 

The Papanui-Innes 

Community Board is 

investigating the possibility of 

building an “autism-friendly”, 

all-access playground. Board 

member Jo Byrne is writing a 

brief to take back to the board 

for consideration before 

city council staff investigate 

further. 

FUNDING APPROVED 

A grant of $4000 for the 

Edible Garden Awards 

and $3000 for next year’s 

Garden Pride Awards were 

approved by the Papanui- 

Innes Community Board. 

Both awards acknowledge the 

work of gardeners who have 

contributed to maintaining the 

image of Christchurch. 

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the rebuild of the Edgeware 

Pool. The quiz will be held at 

Bailies Bar and Restaurant in 

Edgeware on Monday, October 

30. It will cost $10 to $20 per 

ticket, with the money raised 

going towards the pool. There 

will also be a raffle on the night 

for $2 which will allow people 

to buy an answer. 

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Watch the video at www.star.kiwi 

Victim of drink driving shares his 

George Cairney’s life was completely changed 

in 2008 when he sat in the back of a car with a 

driver who had been drinking. The vehicle crashed 

into a brick wall at 135km/h. Mr Cairney, 24, told 

his sobering story to students from Christchurch 

Boys’ High School and the wider community on 

Wednesday. Here’s what he told the students 


THANK YOU very much for 

having me here this evening, I 

think I have a lot of important 

information that can 

either help, if not save, 

your lives. 

And you may ask me 

what I mean? 

I may seem like a 

normal guy, just a 

regular Joe Blogg, but 

I’m sure by the end 

of my speech, by the 

end of my story, you’ll 

think very differently. 

At the time of my 

accident, I was back at 

King’s College. I was in seventh 

form in Auckland. I was loving 

school, absolutely loving it. 

I was in the school’s basketball 

team. School sports was a 

passion for me and I was loving 

school. I got As in English, which 

was fantastic. All of these things, 

all of these passions I loved, all of 

these things can be changed by 

George Cairney 

one decision, one bad decision. 

I would like to tell you about 

that now. 

I was at a party, it 

was about a month 

before my final exams. 

October 1, 2008. I was 

with a bunch of friends, 

I was at an 18 th party, 

and it was just a regular 

night. 

But I was drunk, this 

was my first mistake 

because getting drunk 

hinders your ability to 

make good decisions. It 

makes it really hard to 

say ‘hey, I don’t want to do that’. 

I asked my friend for a ride 

home because I was drunk and I 

couldn’t drive. 

He said he was sober, he said 

he hadn’t had anything to drink 

– how was I supposed to know 

that? Unless you plan it before or 

you keep an eye on it the whole 

night. 

He told me he was sober, this 

was not true. He’d had more 

than twice the legal limit to 

drive. 

We hopped in the car. This was 

my next mistake, one of 

many – I didn’t put on my seat 

belt. 

It’s so simple, it takes three 

seconds and it saves lives. I may 

have been in the back left side of 

the car but people still die. 

Then he started driving very 

fast. Extremely fast and very 

badly. 

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sobering story with students 

I should’ve said: ‘Stop. Please 

pull over, I’m not comfortable, 

will you please let me out.’ It’s 

simple. 

That was the moment that 

changed my life forever. 

He was rounding a corner too 

fast on Remuera Rd in a 50km/h 

zone, going twice the speed 

limit-plus. 

He hit a power pole exactly 

where I was seated. 

We went through a garage 

door and halfway through a 

brick wall. 

I was in a coma for a month. 

When I woke up, I didn’t 

know I was there, I didn’t know 

what had happened because I 

don’t remember this night. I 

don’t remember a year and a 

half before this night or a year 

and a half after this night. 

Three years of my life is gone 

and I feel like I’m telling stories 

about another person. 

But these were my mistakes. It 

has affected my life hugely. 

I have diabetes, epilepsy, 

splenectomy – it took my spleen. 

These are the scars from 

one, two, three, four, five bad 

mistakes in one evening. 

I even had to have part of my 

skull replaced with titanium 

plating. 

My left leg was partially 

replaced with a titanium rod 

and behind this metal front is 

the part of my brain that was 

most damaged. 

Sure, I damaged the left 

and right lobe but the frontal 

lobe is what makes it hard to 

behave correctly, behave socially 

correctly and manage my own 

life. 

I can’t plan. I work with six 

carers part time, 24/7. 

Every single day of my life is 

planned by someone else. That 

was not my plan when I was 

back at high school, this was not 

my plan when I was 17 years of 

age. 

But I made those mistakes. 

Partial loss of sight, partial 

loss of hearing, partial loss of 

smell. 

My left eye I can only see 

when I look in one direction. 

My right eye, I can’t see my 

hand when it’s right there. 

My left ear is deaf, which is a 

big bummer. I only have eight 

per cent taste left, which is a 

real bummer – I was a big food 

person. 

Not so much anymore. 

All of these things, all of these 

injuries, all of this crap in my 

life could’ve been prevented by 

just thinking before I did those 

things. 

Before I finish this speech, 

I just have a few questions for 

you. 

How would you think, how 

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How would you feel having all 

of this happen to you and you 

were in the middle of it? 

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Because every day I get up, I 

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Every day I get up, it’s hard. 

There are three things you 

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Don’t drink and drive. Come 

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Second thing, (when you) hop 

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It’s three seconds of your life. 

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Your Local Views 

Funding gives confidence to plan ahead 

Manager of the 

Neighbourhood 

Trust Ginny 

Larsen writes 

about how 

three years 

of funding 

has secured the trust’s 

future to the benefit of the 

community 

Funding – the very word is 

enough to send chills up the 

spine of most not-for-profit organisations. 

As the manager of Neighbourhood 

Trust, (the community arm 

of St Albans Baptist Church), 

a local not-for-profit working 

mainly in the Mairehau, Shirley 

and St Albans part of town, I 

feel like half my life is taken up 

with funding applications and 

accountabilities. 

So it is a nice surprise to have 

some funders making the process 

a bit easier by putting three-year 

funding as an option. 

This year both NZ Lotteries 

and the city council, through its 

community boards offered this 

alternative. 

And we are exceptionally grateful 

to the Papanui-Innes Community 

Board for its grant. 

It must be hugely difficult 

making decisions, especially as 

the funds available to them have 

been cut by $85,000. 

So what does this mean for an 

organisation to have funds guaranteed 

for three years? 

It gives us confidence to plan 

and look ahead, to know we can 

retain our wonderfully effective 

staff and provide appropriate 

training to keep them up-to-date. 

It means we can continue to 

offer our community consistent, 

community-led work at a high 

level to a variety of sectors – the 

Golden Connections programme 

for over-60s; from exercise classes 

to community days; from free 

English as a second language 

classes to OSCAR programmes 

to the Pay It Forward collective 

of over 50 local designers, selling 

their products through the store 

at 49 Nancy Ave. 

It also means we can dream 

a little about working with our 

community in different ways, 

supporting and mentoring, 

listening to their aspirations for 

their whanau. 

Through the Mairehau Neighbourhood 

Project, a three-year 

COMMUNITY: The Neighbourhood Trust can focus on 

supporting the community now that it has secured three years 

of funding. 

project supported by The Tindall 

Foundation, we have seen transformational, 

long-term change; 

some remarkable stories. 

Working alongside partners 

Te Ora Hou and Kingdom 

Resources, with Mairehau 

Primary School as a base has 

brought a depth to our work with 

families. 

We have seen the value of 

longer-term thinking and are 

delighted that this work can 

now continue to develop. It’s 

energising and empowering for 

our organisation and for our 

community. 

On one hand, we are humbled 

by the trust funders have put in 

us; on the other hand, we’d love 

to see the process made easier for 

all those organisations who have 

a proven track record and give 

great value for money. 

Let’s release them from the 

application grind and free them 

for more time making things 

happen. 


Readers respond to 

the article regarding 

construction of another 

set of lights on Main North 

Rd outside Northlands 

Shopping Centre. 

Glenda McMillan – Maybe 

the people who decide these designs 

should take a look at some 

Australian malls. All their busses 

detour into the malls so all other 

traffic doesn’t have to deal with 

a shambles like Papanui Rd has 

become. It’s a real shame as there 

is a big impact on the local community 

with increased traffic 

that doesn’t flow. 

Conrad Fitz-Gerald – 

Pretty convenient really. I mean, 

you don’t even have to find a 

park anymore. Just jump out at 

the start of the lights and you’ll 

be back before you need to go 

anywhere. Great way to keep customers 

happy. 

Unearthed 

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hidden gems to light. 

Historic through to recent works will be displayed in 

an exhibition unlike any we have held before. Any 

artwork can be taken on the purchase day for the 

ticket price, no need to wait until the end of the 

show. You can also take the silent auction option, 

make a respectful written offer to the artist. At the 

end of the show the highest bid will be considered, 

perhaps it will be yours, a chance to get an artwork 

‘for a song’. 

Delve into the wonderful paintings, sculptures and 

prints by emerging and established artists. Some 

of the participants are Robin Slow, Brent Forbes, 

Anna Dalzell, Chris Pole, Jane Downes, Hamish 

Southcott, Carol Stensrud, Chris Moore, Rae West, 

Jill Perrott, Barb Warren and many more. 

That esoteric artwork that has haunted you for 

years may be back to tempt you, others may 

seem like old friends, whatever, it will certainly be 

a diverse and intriguing show. Presales welcome. 

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Darryn Bennett – I’d love 

to meet the brainless imbecile 

who thought this was a good 

idea. Can’t they just stick to 

ruining the CBD and leave the 

suburbs alone? 

Jill Lang – In my opinion 

the money would be better spent 

putting in much needed right 

turning lights. Since the turning 

rule was changed some places are 

hideous such as Cranford St onto 

Innes Rd. 

Mike Allfrey – Chuck in a 

couple of roundabouts and a 

railway crossing while you’re at 

it. Way to go council, lets stuff up 

the whole traffic flow. And they 

wonder why people don’t go to 

the CBD. It’s the same but worse 

there. 

Andrew Miller – The Papanui 

High School students that 

walk straight out onto the road 

will keep doing it. 

Aaron Campbell – Don’t 

forget the useless traffic islands 

with trees and a cycle path that 

takes up most of the road and 

you are on to a winner. 

Vanessa MacKenzie – 

Where? There are lights at the 

corner by Westpac, there are 

lights at the closest entrance 

to Countdown and lights by 

Couplands. If people are crossing 

CROSSING: A new signalised pedestrian crossing is being installed outside Northlands 

Shopping Centre between Halliwell Ave and Langdons Rd. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

unsafely, shouldn’t they be penalised 

for it? Most crossing are 

grown-ups who know better. 

Jacque Skinner – This is 

getting ridiculous! They’ve also 

put completely unnecessary 

crossing lights in on Sawyers 

Arms Rd at the Papanui Club. 

There are lights down just a bit 

at the Gardiners Rd intersection 

so this is going to cause even 

more congestion especially 

after school. There was already 

a crossing bay there that cars 

would often stop for so lights are 

a waste of money which could 

have been used to put lights 

where really need such as the 

hideous Breens/Harewood/Gardiners 

Rds intersection. 

Rachel Powell – It’s already 

so slow going that way it’s quicker 

to go around back streets to 

avoid Papanui Rd do they really 

need more lights in that area. 

Brakes put on 

road safety 

working party 

•From page 1 

Concerned resident James 

Wilding said it was difficult to 

comprehend there would be a 

“low” chance of change with a 

working group. 

“Fundamental city council policy 

includes listening to and working 

with communities, creating 

healthy and safe communities and 

elected members making decisions. 

We want to work with the city 

council,” he said. 

Dr Edwards sent the memo after 

city council staff recommended 

the issues could be “sufficiently 

addressed” by having a work shop 

with the community board next 

month. That workshop would not 

include the public, which Mr Wilding 

said was “difficult to reconcile”. 

One issue Mr Wilding was 

expressly concerned about is the 

width of the cycleway on Idris Rd. 

Dr Edwards said the section of 

the cycle lane would be remarked 

by November. But Mr Wilding said 

the city council has only acknowledged 

one section of the cycle lane 

does not comply, when there are 

more than 10. 

The memo will be discussed 

by the community board at its 

meeting tonight. 

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Bypass almost finished 

Open Day 

planned for 

October 29 

THE WESTERN Belfast Bypass 

project is almost finished. 

Construction of the 5km, 

four-lane stretch of road which 

will aim to cut down traffic from 

Main North Rd to the airport is 

95 per cent complete. 

Work is to set to ramp up over 

the next few weeks as the project 

draws to a close. 

Traffic will be switched onto 

the new bypass in stages from 

early November after an open 

day on October 29 for people to 

walk or cycle along the new road. 

A north-bound lane will open 

to traffic first, followed by a 

south-bound lane about a week 

later. 

The stagnated opening will 

allow the project team to 

complete the final parts of the 

project, such as connecting 

the bypass to the existing road 

network and carrying out 

surfacing work on the ramps. 

A temporary speed limit and 

traffic management will be in 

place while the team finishes the 

remaining sections of the 

FINISHED: The Western Belfast Bypass is 95 per cent complete 

and set to open in November. 

project. Depending on the 

weather, all lanes of the bypass 

should be open to traffic in 

December. 

The construction team will 

return to lay the final low noise 

asphalt surfacing in spring 2018. 

About 118,000 plants, shrubs 

and trees have been planted 

along the bypass. 

Most have been grown from 

seeds and cuttings sourced from 

native plants in the area. 

During the project, more than 

3500 native fish, including long 

fin and short fin eels, giant bully 

and inanga, have been rescued 

and relocated to other parts of 

the waterway. 

Where the bypass travels over 

waterways, culverts have been 

designed to allow fish passages 

and riparian planting has been 

restored with native species. 


BELFAST PLAYCENTRE coordinator 

Julie O’Rourke vowed 

the fire which gutted its building 

would not affect the children’s 

families. 

And that promise has been 

kept as the centre started 

operating out of the Belfast 

Community Network building 

last week. 

The former playcentre on 

Main North Rd was devastated 

by a fire that started when a pot 

was left on the stove during a 

fifth birthday party. 

Now the playcentre with a roll 


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Playcentre forges ahead 

at new base after blaze 

of 25 will run its sessions out of 

the community network building 

every Tuesday. 

It is also focused on raising 

enough money to cover the 

“shortfall” in insurance. 

Ms O’Rourke said there would 

be a shortfall in terms of the insurance 

payout due to the high 

demolition costs. 

“We’ve had huge support from 

the community and playcentres 

around the country,” she said. 

Belfast Primary School will 

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raise money and support the 

integral part of the Belfast community. 

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St Margaret’s students take 

in the sounds of New York 


ST MARGARET’S College 

students couldn’t get the lyrics to 

New York, New York out of their 

heads during their trip to the Big 

Apple. 

Year 11, 12 and 13 performing 

arts students spent two weeks 

in the United States enjoying an 

itinerary jam packed with drama, 

dance and music workshops. 

The girls went on tours of NBC 

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Theatre district and other iconic 

artistic New York haunts. 

They were treated to a few 

Broadway and off-Broadway 

shows almost every evening. 

And to top it off, they went 

to Times Square, Central Park, 

Central Station, the 9/11 memorial, 

One World Observatory, plus 

the Brooklyn Bridge and the High 

Line as well as most of Manhattan. 

SCHOOLS 

ART: The students from St Margaret’s College went through all the famous New York art 

haunts. 

Art patrons to open their 

wallets for Papanui High 

THE NEXT Pablo Picasso or 

Vincent van Gogh could be 

discovered at Papanui High 

School’s art auction. 

Year 13 students’ photography 

and paintings are up for sale 

until Friday. 

A small percentage of the sales 

will go to the school’s art leadership 

team, which uses the money 


CREATIVE: Papanui 

High School student 

Kaitlin Fitzgibbon’s 

untitled artwork 

(above left). Yellow 

Tree Flower by 

Camryn Milne (left). 

Zoe Le Gros’ painting 

and ink piece titled 

Imagination. 

for art activities and to cover 

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The remainder will go straight 

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Alzheimers NZ 

Information Presentation 

with a guest speaker from Brain Research NZ 

Friday 27 October, 2pm 

Ngaio Marsh Retirement Village 

You are warmly invited to an informative presentation from our 

current charity partner Alzheimers NZ. The team from Alzheimers 

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Residents burn off coffee 

and donuts on their bikes 

DONUTS AND coffee were used 

as bribes to encourage cyclists to 

turn out on a dreary morning for 

the Go by Bike event. 

The St Albans Community 

Centre on Colombo St acted as 

a pit stop for cyclists taking part 

in the Biketober event on the 

Papanui Parallel. 

Members of the St Albans 

Residents’ Association dished out 

tea, coffee, donuts and muffins 

to commuters who’d chosen to 

ditch their vehicles on the way to 

work. 

TWO WHEELS: 

Vehicles were 

traded in for 

cycles during 

the Go by Bike 

event in St 

Albans. (Below) 

– Tea, coffee, 

donuts and 

muffins were 

dished out to 

cyclists passing 

on the Papanui 

Parallel. 

SAFE: Senior Constable Paul Beaver made sure children’s 

seats were strapped in correctly on a visit Redwood Edukids 

Preschool. 

Police ensure children 

are buckled up 

CANTERBURY’S road policing 

team has been out and about 

making sure children are 

strapped in safe. 

Senior Constable Paul Beaver 

has been checking vehicle 

seats at Edukids Preschool in 

Redwood. 

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to parents in Redwood 

and beyond. 

“Remember – regardless of 

how fast you’re travelling, if 

a child is properly restrained 

the risk of injury is reduced dramatically.” 

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Canty girls score national hockey titles 

SPORTS 


CANTERBURY’S under-15 

B girls hockey team have been 

crowned national champions for 

the sixth year in a row. 

The squad, made up mostly 

of students from north-west 

schools, travelled to Timaru to 

compete earlier this month. 

Their only loss came in pool 

play at the hands of Wanganui 

(2-3). They beat Manawatu 

(12-0), Thames Valley (7-0) and 

Hawkes Bay (4-0) before beating 

Waikato 4-0 in the quarter-final. 

After a tough 2-1 win over 

hosts South Canterbury in 

the semi-final, they faced 

Wellington. Christchurch Girls’ 

High’s Sophie Bowden slotted 

home the winner from a penalty 

corner with 4min to go. 

She then added another after 

Wellington subbed their goalie, 

to close out the game 4-2. 

Villa Maria’s Kate Davies 

was the top scorer for the side 

netting eight goals during the 

tournament. 

The under-15 A girls team 

also won a national title after 

travelling to North Harbour. 

The team, made up entirely of 

north-west school students, 

went through the tournament 

undefeated. 

They finished top of their pool 

with wins against Otago (6-0), 

Taranaki (4-0) and Northland 

(1-0) before following this up 

with a tough quarter-final 2-1 

victory against Waikato. 

They then had a 2-1 win 

against Auckland in their semifinal 

before finishing 

off a fantastic week with a 

hard-fought 1-0 win against 

hosts North Harbour in the 

final. 

Rangi’s Tessa Reid smashed 

MULTIPLE CHAMPIONS: The Canterbury under-15 B girls team 

(left) were crowned national champions for the sixth year in a 

row. Canterbury’s under-15 A girls team (above) brought home 

the national title from North Harbour after beating the hosts in 

the final. 

home the winner in the 19min. 

The under-15 A boys were 

unsuccessful in defending their 

2016 title, coming up short 

in Nelson and finishing their 

tournament in fourth. 

The under-15 B boys were 

knocked out in their quarterfinal 

and finished fifth in their 

tournament in Invercargill. 

Under-15 A squad: 

Burnside’s Payton Anderson 

and Kelly Newlands; 

CGHS’s Grace Ansell and 

Emily Bowden; St Margaret’s 

Georgia Bonne, Sophie Calder, 

Isabella House, Jemma 

Watson and Isabella Story; 

Rangi’s Anneke Calder, Hayley 

McKellow, Kate Edwards 

and Tessa Reid; St Andrew’s 

Aleisha Davis and Papanui 

High’s Demi Te Mete. Jessica 

McLennan was also in the 

squad. 

Under-15 B squad: 

CGHS’s Sophie Bowden, 

Cass Hetherington, Rose 

Stephenson and Sophie 

Williamson; Villa Maria’s Kate 

Davies, Niamh Hughes, Lucy 

Seaford and Alice Twaddell; 

Burnside’s Paris Hawthorne 

and Freyja Marshall; St 

Margaret’s Molly Dougherty, 

Charlotte Idiens and Chelsea 

Parrett; Rangi’s Annabelle 

Schneideman and Meg Smith 

and Lincoln High’s Abby 

Kettles. 

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Morel bowls start of season SPORTS 


CANTERBURY’S most 

decorated bowler has got her 

season off to another great start. 

Bev Morel won the South 

Island chartered clubs women’s 

championship fours title this 

month. 

Playing with her longtime 

partner and sister Theresa 

Woodham, as well as Sherrie 

Cottle and Margaret Pilkington, 

the team overcame stiff competition 

from 54 teams throughout 

the South Island. 

“In the final, the three girls 

played outstanding and I played 

average,” she said. 

“Luckily, my opponent struggled 

as well. It was just one of 

those games.” 

It was another win for the 

Redwood resident, who turns 76 

in November. 

She was recently awarded her 

35th Canterbury centre title by 

Bowls Canterbury president 

Brian Barker at the Elmwood 

Park Club, the most by any 

woman bowler in the region. 

Morel still trains four days 

a week at the gym as well as 

mentoring and coaching new 

bowlers at her local club. 

With the national open championships 

approaching, she will 

be looking to add to her three 

titles. “I am looking forward to 

nationals. I have been to a few,” 

she said. 

One of her standout memories 

HONOURED: Bev Morel was presented with her 35th Canterbury centre title by Bowls 

Canterbury president Brian Barker at the Elmwood Park Club. 

as a bowler was from a national 

event in Dunedin in 1998. 

“My brother died while I was 

down there playing and my sister 

was in my team,” she said. 

“We played for our brother 

and won it. We knew he was 

going to pass away and we both 

missed his funeral. He told us 

to go there and win the title and 

we did.” 

Morel started playing in 1981 

after making the change from 

indoor bowls to outdoor as her 

friend and husband were already 

playing outdoor bowls. 

In spite of Morel’s success, she 

has never been in the national 

team, known as the Blackjacks. 

“Problem is it is an age thing. 

(I was) told in my 50s I was too 

old,” she said. 

She said there is a definite age 

culture bias with the selectors. 

“They might deny it but 

they have an age culture,” she 

said. 

Canty surf 

team rides 

to podium 

•From page 1 

The Canterbury scholastic 

surf team finished third overall 

at the national scholastic surf 

championships in Gisborne. 

Canterbury scholastic surfing 

team: 

Christchurch Boys’ High: Sam 

Sands, Thomas Harcourt and 

Connor McLennan (now at the 

Raglan Surf Academy); St Bede’s: 

Jordan Sparrow, Casper McCormick, 

Neko Tohiariki and James Millar; 

Haeata Community Campus: Estella 

Hungerford; Cashmere High: Frith 

Davis; Kaiapoi High: Koby Cameron; 

Rangiora High: Tegan Bishop; 

travelling reserve: Kristy McDonald, 

of Burnside High. 

Final team standings: Bay of 

Plenty, 1, 7790pts; Gisborne, 2, 

7715pts; Canterbury, 3, 7045pts. 

Under-18 boys: Sam Sands, 7=; 

Thomas Harcourt, 7=; Conor 

McLennan, 13; Jordan Sparrow, 19. 

Under-16 boys: Neko Tohiariki, 

19. Under-14 boys: Myka Black, 2; 

Koby Cameron, 13; James Millar, 19. 

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Gold coin donation. Sundbye 

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Football 

Tuesday, 12.10-1pm 

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Residents’ Association Catch 

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Papanui RSA, 55 Bellvue Ave 

Spring Fair 

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Concrete homes may be 

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the first of its kind in the South Island. 

With this type of construction, specially 

formulated concrete is poured into aluminium 

building forms, then left to set. 

This allows all the walls to be poured at 

the property in one solid piece. 

Christchurch General Manager for Compass 

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and her team are very excited to see the 

launch of ‘The Concrete Home’. 

“Its benefits are speed, eco-friendliness, 

versatility and warmth,” Yolande says. 

Metal mesh made in New Zealand is used 

for reinforcing, she says, providing a 

structure that has a very high earthquake, 

flood and fire resistance, as well as an extremely 

high thermal efficiency. 

“The thermal mass of concrete homes 

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wooden homes. It reduces the energy 

required, and therefore the expense of 

heating or cooling your home.” 

Yolande also points out that concrete 

homes are beneficial for those suffering 

from allergies, as concrete doesn’t 

support the growth of mould or mildew. 

It tends to also have lower ongoing 

maintenance costs, which she 

puts down to the fact that it is less 

absorbent than other materials. 

This weekend, Compass Homes will 

be opening the doors to the very first 

Concrete Show Home in Canterbury, 

and it will be the first of many, 

Yolande says. 

“The finish, the features, the duty of 

care is evident in every corner of this 

well-positioned home, situated at 33 

Preston Park Road, Burwood. Come 

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Lindisfarne Nursery School 

Lindisfarne Nursery School was 

established by Tricia Cuthbert in 1987 and 

remains part of the Cuthbert family today. 

We are committed to Christchurch, to our 

community, our Lindisfarne families, and 

most importantly the futures and happiness 

of our children. 

We believe in developing children’s 

Keeping up with what girls 

want includes Herbology 

with Professor Sprout 

Part of the magic of being a girl-led 

organisation is that GirlGuiding New 

Zealand can offer camps and activities 

that girls really love. A recent example is 

a Harry Potter camp held in Christchurch 

by Westburn Guides and Brownies which 

saw girls enjoying lessons on herbology, 

potions, duels, Quiddich and care of 

magical creatures. 

Westburn Guides and Brownies uncover 

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• Central location 

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• Casual care available 

• Enrolments available now 

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feelings of self-worth, and encouraging 

tolerance and understanding of others. 

Our teachers all hold a Diploma of 

Teaching in Early Childhood, and one 

holds a Diploma of Teaching in Primary 

as well as early childhood. She prepares 

the four year olds for school through an 

informal and brief daily ‘lesson’ time which 

the children love to take part in. 

We have a separate nursery with an 

outdoor area where the children discover 

and explore. 

We are a strong multi-cultural centre 

with committed teachers who embrace and 

celebrate diversity for our families. 

Morning and afternoon tea and a cooked 

lunch are provided, and we welcome 

visitors. 

Check us out at www.lindisfarnenursery. 

school.nz or phone 389 2483 

The two-day camp was a fantastic 

example of how GirlGuiding New Zealand 

brings girls together to challenge them, 

excite them to learn new things, make 

friends and above all, have fun. 

GirlGuiding Christchurch is looking for 

people who can share their skills with the 

girls and young women in their community. 

Volunteering with us means you can put 

your unique talents to good use, develop 

your leadership skills, and it looks great on 

your CV! Call us today to discuss how we 

can work together. 

Space is also available for girls in 

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Brownies (7 - 9 1/2 years), Guides (9 - 12 

1/2 years) and Rangers (12 1/2 - 17 years). 

Call 0800 22 22 92 or visit 

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more information. 

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Art Couture NZ brought its first fashion 

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The show, judged by designer Loretta 

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and Blanche Fryer, featured about 29 

designers. 

Ms Weiss created a New Zealandinspired 

outfit titled ‘land of the long 

white cloud’. 

The dress was made of merino wool and 

seaweed. 

Organiser Kim Strange said the dress 

was a “beautiful garment that was well 

constructed”. 

Mrs Strange said people were stunned 

at the quality of the garments and the 

creativity of the designers. 


BEAUTY: Designers from around 

the country descended on Tai Tapu 

for the wearable arts competition, 

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model Laura Murton with this 

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“It was just nice watching everyone’s 

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The competition, hosted by city 

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There are two methods available – 

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and ultrasound guided sclerotherapy. 

Both are easy and straightforward, and 

you can be fully active immediately 

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time off work, or curtail your normal 

activities. The only requirement is for you 

to wear special stockings for two weeks 

following treatment, and daily walking is 

recommended. 

Both these treatments give long-term 

relief from the pain and discomfort of 

varicose veins, and as Transform Clinic’s 

Jenny Little points out, they have become 

the treatment method of today, with 

surgical removal of varicose veins now 

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Jenny advises having treatment as early 

as possible when varicose veins start to 

appear, as left untreated they may lead to 

venous ulcers and venous eczema, although 

if these have developed, Transform Clinic 

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Transform Clinic has an affiliation 

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Transform Clinic also offers a full range 

of appearance medicine options, including 

skin rejuvenation and skin-tightening 

treatments designed to improve skin quality 

and enhance self-esteem. They remove 

superficial veins on the legs and face, and 

also provide mole mapping, mole removal 

and primary skin cancer removal. Their 

website, www.transformclinic.co.nz, has 

information on all the various treatments 

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“We are a ‘one-stop shop’ for all cosmetic 

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Transform Clinic is discreetly located 

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REAL ESTATE 

Our owner has found another love elsewhere... 

11 Chislehurst Place, Fendalton 

Auction: Wednesday, 8 November 2017 Unless Sold Prior 

3 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | 1 toilet | 1 living room | 2 car-garage | 2 off-street parks | Listing ID ST7254 

Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100 

Exciting times lie ahead for our owner 

meaning this much-loved home will not be 

easy to let go, as this is something special. 

The result of refurbishment has created 

a gorgeous fresh and light ambience 

which beautifully enhances the light-filled 

floorplan which provides total ease of 

living. With the living spaces taking every 

advantage of the north-facing position, 

summer will almost see you certainly 

dining outside more often than in. 

Despite being tucked away from the 

hustle and bustle, you are mere minutes 

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Blessed by zoning for superb schools 

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Intermediates, Burnside High School, 

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proximity to services and amenities will 

forever underpin its core value. 

Entertainers kitchen is chic and 

practical with modern conveniences. 3 

double bedrooms and a stunning family 

sized bathroom will suit your families’ 

requirements. Outdoors the idyllic easy 

kept landscaped grounds just adds to the 

appeal of the home. 

This gorgeous home will suit a myriad of 

buyers and given the vendors motivation 

we recommend you be one of the first to 

inspect. 

Auction Wednesday 8th November, from 

10:00am at Holmwood Auction Rooms, 

Ground Floor, 397 - 399 Ilam Road, Ilam 

(unless sold prior). 

Open Homes Thursday 26 Oct 5:00pm - 

5:30pm, Saturday 28 Oct 1:00pm - 1:30pm, 

Sunday 29 Oct 1:00pm - 1:30pm, Thursday 

2 Nov 5:00pm - 5:30pm, Saturday 4 Nov 

1:00pm - 1:30pm and Sunday 5 Nov 1:00pm 

- 1:30pm. 

See you at the Open Homes or for a 

private viewing contact Peter or Kathryn 

Hampton of Harcourts St Albans - 

Holmwood (Licensed Agent REAA 2008) 

on 377 0377 or Peter mobile 021 367 761 

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• Doors & Windows 

• Fencing 

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• Tiling 

• Outdoor Maintenance 

• Renovations 

• Decks & Pergolas 

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PAINTER 

Michael Kelly Painters 

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• Moss Treatments 

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BRICKLAYER 

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work. EQC repairs. 

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What’s On 

Entertainment 

THREE TIMES 

LUCKY 

FOR LANA 

LUCKY? Perhaps more pure talent than luck! 

Lana Doublet says she is ‘over the moon’ aer 

claiming the NZ Country Music Awards 

Songwriter of the Year for the 3rd consecutive 

year. 

“e song that won my recent title is called 

'Together Apart' - inspired aer watching an 

Attitude Live documentary of the same name 

that told a beautifully sad story about how a 

family lived with the struggle of dementia.” 

Taking place in Rotorua on Saturday 14th 

October, the prestigious NZCMA event is 

considered the pinnacle for winners of 

regional Country Music competitions. 

“I've always had a love of music and 

storytelling but it wasn't until I was 

introduced to the country music scene aer 

meeting my husband Phil Doublet, that I was 

able to combine the two,” said Lana. “I have 

always been very stage-shy, and still get 

extremely nervous, so thankful for the 

constant support and encouragement from 

family and friends telling me 'I can'.” 

And ‘she has’. Over the past few years Lana 

has claimed numerous awards, including 

To advertise, contact 

Jo Fuller 027 458 8590 

jo.fuller@starmedia.kiwi 

Runner- up at the 2016 MLT Songwriting in 

Gore. 

With her debut EP complete, Lana says she 

will be releasing it in conjunction with the 

South Island Tour of NZ Songwriters in the 

Round hitting the road in late November. 

Lana plays live at Songwriters in the Round 

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7pm start. Free entry. 

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The Hamptons 

Peter and Kathryn Hampton 

Peter Hampton 

Licensed Sales Consultant 

Kathryn Hampton 

Licensed Sales Consultant 

As the 2017 year comes to an end many people are 

making choices for 2018 with many people choosing 

to move home, change schools, buy a car and 

organise another holiday. 

We make important choices throughout our life; what schools our 

children will go to, what food we eat, what friends we have, where 

to go on holiday, and the values we instil in our children. Two of 

the biggest choices we have to make are; where we live and when 

to sell and buy. A crucial component of the process is selecting 

the right licensed real estate salesperson to guide you through the 

mountain of information and industry jargon. A salesperson can 

assist in the important task of identifying the right buyer for your 

house, as well as understanding your unique requirements and 

make your next dream home a reality. It takes great negotiation and 

sales skills teamed with effective target marketing to deliver the 

very best results. Kathryn and Peter can offer you an exceptional 

real estate experience. Working as a team we collectively together 

want to achieve the very best results and the best outcome. Give us 

a call today, we would really like to hear from you. 

Homes sold in your area 

SOLD 

Papanui 

Strowan 

SOLD 

St Albans 

Southshore 

SOLD 

SOLD 

Client Comments 

We sold our house in Strowan Road. We were fortunate that we listed with experienced local agents Peter and Kathryn Hampton to perform this task on 

our behalf. We were very impressed by Peter and Kathryn’s knowledge of the local area. The Marketing campaign which fitted in with our budget suggested 

by Peter and Kathryn attrached a large number of people to the Open Home viewings. Throughout the three weeks sales period, Peter and Kathryn’s 

communication and buyer feedback was invaluable and greatly appreciated. Their professional attitude and honesty gave us confidence to trust his decisions. 

We would have no hesitation in recommending Peter and Kathryn Hampton to anybody looking at selling their house. 

Brian and Maryanne 

Many thanks Peter and Kathryn for doing such a great job in selling our house. We appreciated your knowledge of the local market, your ability to listen, your 

calm demeanours and your straight forward and clear communication (without any annoying jargon!) The selling price was above our expectations and that 

was down to your hard work and experience. We wouldn’t hesitate to recommend you. 

Cherry 

I listed my three bedroomed villa with Peter and Kathryn Hampton, and have been extremely happy with the process and outcome. Their local knowledge and 

past experience with other properties in the area proved to be invaluable to help convince buyers that ‘this was one of them.’ From the outset, I was determined 

to find an agent that was realistic with market value, knew their stuff and would not tell me what they thought I wanted to hear. Coupled with a close working 

relationship, as well as the ever important sale, I have absolutely no hesitation in recommending them. 

Brent 

I thought both Kathryn and Peter worked really hard to promote and sell my house. They were easy to contact and explained what was happening clearly. I 

really loved Kathryn assistance to get the house looking fantastic for the open homes. 

Kathryn 

Homes needed now! 

• 3 - 4 bedroom home Tomes or Mays Road location - 

up to $800,000 

• 4 bedroom home Strowan, Merivale - up to $1.8 million 

• 2 bedroom unit Merivale - up to $456,000 

• Uninsured home Strowan, Papanui - 

up to $1 million 

If you can assist with any of these properties please call Peter or Kathryn in confidence today! 

Peter and Kathryn Hampton 

M: 021 367 761 M: 021 889 903 T: 03 377 0377 F: 03 379 1714 

E: peter.hampton@harcourts.co.nz E: kathryn.hampton@harcourts.co.nz 

142 Sherborne Street, St Albans, Christchurch 8014

Nor'West News: October 24, 2017

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