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Six figure boost for
new community hub
• By Fraser Walker-Pearce
A $325,000 cash injection means
the planned South New Brighton
community hub will open
debt-free.
The city council unanimously
voted to grant the money to the
Bridge South Brighton Trust to
buy the land
and bring up
to code the former
Bridge
St Baptist
Church as a
centre for the
South New
Brighton community.
Trust chairwoman Jane Harrison
(above) told city councillors
at the meeting, the money would
allow the trust to open the centre
debt-free.
The Bridge South Brighton
Trust came up with the idea of
turning the old church into a
community centre earlier in the
year.
It comes after the trust received
most votes in an online
poll for a foundation life and
level from Smart Lift, valued at
about $150,000.
Previously, Pegasus Post reported
that the trust aimed to get
the community centre up and
BIG BOOST: The former Bridge St Baptist Church will be turned into a community centre.
running in the next year and a
half.
The trust will have Te Waka
Aroha South Brighton as tenants
in the centre.
Te Waka Aroha is a residents’
advisory group.
The trust intends to turn the
church into not only a hub, but
also a cafe and performing arts
stage.
A condition of the grant is
that, if the building is sold within
10 years, the full amount of the
grant is repaid.
Pivnice Architecture director
Jason Mill, who has drafted
plans and costings of the centre,
said after consulting with the
community, it was good to see
the city council agreed their plan
would work.
“It’s fantastic to see. We asked
the community what they wanted
to see . . . and the city council
has backed us up totally,” he said.
There are only about 1500
houses in South New Brighton,
but the group amassed more than
2200 votes, showing the wider
community’s backing for the
project.
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FROM
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EDITOR’S
DESK News.......................................3, 5
Fantastic news for the South
New Brighton community on
our front page this week.
It received about $325,000
from the city council last week
so it can proceed with plan
to turn the former Bridge
St Baptist Church into a
community hub.
Following in the same vein
of good news, the Shirley Toy
Library, which was a merger
of the Burwood and St Albans
libraries, can now stay open.
It was facing a bleak future,
struggling for members, but
it appears the community has
rallied. Check out page 5 for the
article.
Finally, on page 3, we have
found out what is the most
popular pooch breed in the city
and which suburbs in the east
lead in dog numbers.
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Merging volunteer work with gardening
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and schools they monitored the bales during
the spawning season to count the eggs and
check on pest activity. The programme was
a success with the bales supporting eggs
in areas where spawning was otherwise
not occurring, and the community learning
about their natural environment in their
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Whaka Inaka is a collaboration between
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Candidates: Send in your bios
IN THE lead-up to the local
body elections, candidates for
city council and community
boards are invited to send a
100-word profile and photo of
themselves to the Pegasus Post
by September 5 for publication
the following week.
Nearly 8000 dogs in east
• By Fraser Walker-Pearce
ABOUT A quarter of the city’s
registered 31,800 dogs are homed
in the eastern suburbs, with the
most popular breed in the city
being labradors.
Newly-released statistics on
dog ownership show that there
are 7916 dogs in the east only
slightly behind the north-west
area of the city, which has 7953.
The top populated suburb in
the east is Burwood with 784
dogs, which is also the eighth
highest in the city.
Following Burwood, Linwood
has 720, Parklands has 655, and
North New Brighton has a dog
population of 620.
The south-west and southeastern
suburbs of the city
make up 17 and 19 per cent
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respectively, while the other 13
to 14 per cent live in other parts
of the city.
Labradors are the city’s favourite
dog, and lead by a population
of about 2000. They have been
the favourite breed for the last
four years.
Behind labradors are
staffordshire bull terriers, then
bichon frise, border collie, jack
russell and fox terrier.
The most popular suburbs for
dogs in the city are St Albans
with 1452, Spreydon with 1114,
Belfast with 975, and Papanui
with 946.
The total number of registered
dogs in the city as of August 16
is 31,859, which has not seen
much variance since before the
earthquakes in 2009.
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SEARCH FOR ATTACKERS
Police are searching for two men
after a man was robbed and
assaulted on Wainoni Rd on August
20. “The man was hit from behind
with an unknown object at a bus
stop on Wainoni Rd, Aranui, at
about 7pm. The offenders stole
his phone and wallet,” a police
spokesperson said. The man, in his
20s, received minor injuries. If you
have any information you think the
police would find helpful, phone
363 7400.
WAINONI RD REPAIRS
Starting tomorrow, Wainoni Rd
near the Avondale Golf Course,
will be closed for about three days
while maintenance is carried
out by Stronger Christchurch
Infrastructure Rebuild Team. The
work will not impact residents’
power, wastewater, phone,
water, or gas services. More
information can be found at
www.strongerchristchurch.govt.
nz. Meanwhile, Farnborough St,
in Aranui, will be closed for four
weeks from today while SCIRT
renews part of the road. The road
will also be closed during working
hours of 7am to 6pm for Monday
to Friday. Driveway access will be
completely restricted from residents
for a week. The expected end
date for the project will be
September 28.
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Tuesday August 30 2016
McMaster & Heap
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MY LOVELY LOLA
I write about my patients
monthly and now I find myself
writing about my precious girl
“LOLA”. My eldest son Connor
left for the USA a few weeks ago
to study and play tennis for UC
Berkeley in San Francisco. Steve
travelled with Connor to help him
organize his first week at college
and while he was away, our
beautiful black lab presented one
morning weak and wobbley in her
hindlegs, unable to walk properly
and support herself. She was
acutely painful which was hard for
me see and knuckling over on her
paws. She was still ravenous though
and was not incontinent. The day
before she had gone running with
Dylan and appeared normal. She has never
obviously shown any sign of neurological
disease before.
I panicked. Lola is my dog and we are so closely
intertwined. We read each others minds and
we are together 24/7. We are best friends.
When she gets sick ( especially when she had
kidney cancer last year), Steve takes over as
her vet, I’m just her mum. I feel useless making
veterinary decisions for her but with Steve
away, I had to step up, for her sake.
I’m very
fortunate with
the incredible
nurses and vets
we have working
with us. Lola is
very loved and
the team swung
into action. As
soon as I entered
the practice,
everyone
could see the
predicament
Lola was in.
She was placed on a fentanyl CRI for pain,
her entire spine was radiographed and she
had many tubes of blood taken to test for
toxoplasmosis, infectious disease and check her
organ function. A special bed was organized
for her in the treatment area as strict rest was
crucial. Catherine made a special trip in on her
day off to assess Lola neurologically. Suzanne
performed acupuncture and laser treatment.
She accepts everything we do to her. She fully
understands our job and that we are only
trying to help. She is the perfect patient.
Once all the test results were in, taking
into account the neurological exam and
radiographs taken, we came to the conclusion
that she had either prolapsed a disc between
T3-L3 or had a FCE ( fibrocartilaginous
embolism). FCE causes
ischaemic myelopathy which
is poor blood supply to the
spinal cord. Like any part
of the body, the spinal cord
relies on a permanent supply
of blood to bring nutrients
and remove waste products.
Arteries supply segments of
the cord on each side. FCE
occurs acutely, often with
no pain. Often one limb is
more affected. Usually these
patients make a full recovery
with the help of strict rest and
anti-inflammatory medication.
Other possible causes included
a fracture or dislocation of
human radiologists.
the spinal vertebrae,
discospondylitis or
inflammatory diseases
like toxoplasmosis.
Due to her recent bout
of cancer, resulting in the
loss of a kidney, I was a
little worried the cancer
may have spread to
her spinal cord. I have
organized an MRI at St
George’s hospital, so
we know what we are
dealing with. I go with
her to sedate her and
monitor her. The MRI
takes about 30 minutes
and is interpreted by
I also have friends in “high places”, and I
consulted with a specialist surgeon in Auckland
who I’ve trusted with all my pets in the past.
Depending on the results from her MRI she
may need spinal surgery if she doesn’t make a
full recovery. Im really hoping this isn’t the case
but if so then she will fly to Auckland ands be
surgically assessed.
The biggest problem I have has been trying
to confine her and stop her tail continually
wagging and her whole back end
wiggling. She’s on a concoction of
medications I give her 3 times daily
covering all my bases and then she’s
assisted when going to the toilet. Bed rest
is the number 1 priority. She is sleeping
with me, coming to work to rest and I am
slowly walking her on a lead to toilet. She
can’t understand why I am being so clingy
and why I’m popping so many pills into
her. She is on double antibiotic therapy,
tramadol for pain and two different antiinflammatories.
I’m praying this sorts itself
out with time, patience, rest and love!! She
certainly got it right choosing a vet as her
mum……she’s slightly high maintenance
medically!! But I wouldn’t have her any other
way.
As of writing this she is definitely on the
improve trying to leap into my car. She is
walking way better, but still a little ataxic and
weak in her hindlegs. She has no pain and
seems happy. Thanks to everyone on Facebook
who has sent special wishes Lola’s way. We
so appreciate this and they have helped!
She is such a special, loved team member of
McMaster & Heap Vets.
Dr Michele
McMaster
Your Local Views
Make sport for everybody
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manager southern
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talks about societal
barriers around the
sports field
The recently-completed
Olympic Games have
brought the subject of diversity in sport to
the forefront.
Whether it be an 800m female runner
being questioned as to her gender, or a
Muslim athlete competing in a hijab, or
even a same sex married couple winning
gold in hockey, there seems to be a fixation
on those athletes who are deemed to be
different.
Society’s labels or those of a minority in
society permeate our psyche and at times
influence our attitude and behaviour.
We should be celebrating diversity in
sport, and focusing on the successes being
achieved not on perceptions of who and
what people are, where they have come
from or how they choose to lead their lives.
On the domestic front, we are quite
rightly astounded at the instances of racial
slurring, homophobia and sexist comments
that now seem to permeate sports
fields.
We should be embracing the opportunities
that sport provides for everyone
regardless of their perceived uniqueness.
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to ensure that our sport is truly
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Reprieve for library
• By Fraser Walker-Pearce
SHIRLEY TOY Library has
been given a reprieve after being
just weeks from shutting down
due to a lack of members.
The city’s biggest toy library
went on a large recruitment
drive recently to rally enough
members to keep it going.
Membership at the library
went from 200 to 135 after the
earthquakes.
The Shirley Toy Library
has operated from the former
Hammersley Park School hall
since it was established as a
merger between the St Albans
and Burwood Toy Library
branches in 2009.
The school was one of those
condemned to close in 2012,
and the library’s membership
took a big hit.
An emergency meeting was
held last month, and a proposal
was looked at by the library’s
eight-member committee,
deciding whether or not it could
be kept afloat.
Secretary Emma O’Connell
said after the earthquakes,
many members left the library,
forcing others to do two or three
jobs at once.
“They just ended up getting
burnt out and having to
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leave. We had a whole lot of
people step down, but with
the community’s support and
support from the city council
as well as other toy libraries,
we’re through that and we’re in
a good place,” she said.
Mrs O’Connell said closing
down was a real possibility
and was discussed by the
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discussing closure in August.
It was only a discussion that if
we couldn’t find a secretary and
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We held an emergency meeting
and talked about it, and found
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Committee members
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The library holds about 1500
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significantly after the
earthquakes, but it’s now slowly
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“We have 135 active members
as of August, and we’re always
looking for more members.
It’s just a one-off yearly
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SCHOOLS
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BUILD IT UP: Teacher Phil Dixon shows Shirley Boys’ High School students Michael Fili, Jackson
Taylor, Felix Barham, Hamsa Shire and Jayden McClure how to set out studs and plates on a jig
as part of a school project where students build garden sheds.
New entrants
Banks Avenue School in Dallington has had a flurry of new entrants this term.
Ashleigh, Caleb, Ethan and Luca all started their first year at Banks Avenue recently, and all are
excited to learn about books and numbers.
YOUNG CHAMP: Marshland School’s Libby McDonald walked
away from the recent Canterbury Junior Championships for
gymnastics with three gold medals and a bronze. Libby won
first overall in the floor gymnastics and balance beam sections.
Marshland principal Jacqui Pascoe said Libby practices for
about 16 hours a week and her hard work had paid off.
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BIG CLEAN: Volunteer
Nick Yuki (left) was one
of many who gathered in
Southshore recently to
clear rubble away from sea
walls along the estuary
edge. The rubble had
been accumulating on
the estuary edge since
the first earthquakes,
Southshore Residents’
Association chairman Bill
Simpson said: “Eventually
residents hope that the city
council and the Crown will
sort out flood protection
for Southshore. In the
meantime, volunteers took
matters into their own
hands and piled rocks and
concrete blocks back up
along the edge,” he said.
Thanks Canterbury
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Our People
Volunteering and gardening go together
Mary Tingey is the chairwoman of the Canterbury
Community Gardens Association, and a co-ordinator
for three community gardens across the city. Fraser
Walker-Pearce talks to her about working with
the disabled, reading minds, and gardeners being
impatient
How many gardens do you
co-ordinate?
Currently I am co-ordinating
Delta Community Garden,
Churchill Park Community Garden
and Packe St Community
Garden. Each garden is unique.
Community gardens welcome
everybody. We see ourselves as
growing community as well as
food. Community gardens are
one of the easiest ways to get
support for growing your own
food, make new friends and have
fun.
Why do you enjoy gardening?
When I was brought up most
people had a vegetable garden.
I always enjoyed gardening and
I would help my father in the
garden. I grew my first garden in
Dunedin. I grew a huge cabbage
outside the kitchen window.
I loved its form and the beautiful
veins in the leaves. I always get
a buzz out of watching seeds
grow.
So you’re quite patient?
Patience sounds like you’re
sitting with your arms folded at
school, listening to a headmaster
speak. It does take time to grow
plants, but it’s not that type of
patience. Plants are alive and
they reward you with beauty and
food.
Is it more about the process
than the end product for
you?
No, no. You want the end
product as well – the taste of
the food is the thing that hooks
people into gardening. When
they taste a raw carrot or a pea
for the first time, it’s completely
different to what you get in the
supermarket, and their eyes just
pop open and they’ll say: “Wow”.
Food which is harvested from
your own doorstep tastes simply
delicious. Our earthquakes highlighted
the importance of local
food production.
You’re a community garden
co-ordinator. Can you describe
what that entails?
It means firstly that you’re the
person that kind of holds all the
elements of the garden together
the garden while at the same
time allowing plants and people
the freedom to express themselves
and grow. You have to be
someone that has a shared overall
vision. Community gardens
are powered by volunteers. They
are the back bone of community
gardening. People volunteer for
all sorts of reasons. Sometimes
they are out of work and volunteer
while they are waiting for
a job. Some people have disabilities
and the garden becomes
central to their lives.
How many volunteers do you
look after?
At Delta Community House
we have about five volunteers
that come almost every week.
But we also have volunteers that
come in less regularly and those
who come in for short periods
of time. For example, recently
we had a Japanese tourist who
volunteered for a month while
he was visiting. At Packe St we
have about seven or eight who
usually come. It’s the same with
Churchill Park.
How is the Churchill Park
garden recovering after the
break-in recently?
We have a list of how much
everything costs to replace, and
we’re now looking for funders to
help out. This is a long-winded
process that takes heaps of time
for everybody involved. We now
have to cart all our gear to the
garden every time we go there.
How did you hear about community
gardens?
I heard about them when I
came back to Christchurch after
working in Cromwell for five
years. I have chickens and at the
GREEN THUMB: Mary Tingey co-ordinates three community gardens across the city.
time I had a dozen spare eggs. So
I took them to Delta Community
House and donated them.
I started talking to the manager
there and he said he wanted
someone to help run a garden,
and it all started from there. On
one course participants learn
basic gardening skills as well as
harvesting and cooking. There
is a loss of knowledge between
generations about growing, harvesting
and preparing food.
How do people get onto those
courses? Can anyone join?
They need to contact Delta
Community House. Anyone is
welcome. As part of community
gardening I also teach in schools.
Currently I teach at Shirley
Primary and Aranui schools. I
am also contracted by the Canterbury
Horticultural Society to
co-ordinate their Orchards in
Schools Programme.
Do you live in the area?
Yes I do, in Richmond. We
moved there in 1990 with our
three small children.
Where were you before that?
Dunedin, Whangarei and
Auckland.
Why the move here?
My husband had difficulty getting
work after the share market
crash in 1987.
What schools did you go to?
I went to school and university
in Auckland. I was at Epsom
Girls’ Grammar School, and
then I did a masters degree in
psychology. I have a teaching
diploma for the state system and
one for Montessori teaching.
Can you read people’s body
language and that kind of
things?
I don’t think psychology is
that sophisticated, but it revolves
around science as opposed to
intuitive understandings.
What is your background in
horticulture?
I started community gardening
at Delta. I have gardened all
my life. You don’t have to always
go on courses to learn things.
You can learn from experimentation
and experience. I gained
commercial production experience
by working in a viticulture
nursery for four years.
Does your husband enjoy
gardening?
He’s a little interested in gardening,
he likes eating it more
than anything.
What about your kids?
The interesting thing for me
was that they were uninterested
in their teens, but now that
they’re grown up they all plant
things. They might not have
actually been in the garden,
but they were always watching,
absorbing and learning.
Do you have a favourite
plant?
I don’t think so, I’m a seasonal
eater. I’m just loving the winter
veges at the moment.
What’s your earliest memory
in the garden?
In Auckland my parents had
an enormous passionfruit vine.
We each got a pin and etched
our initials into a passionfruit
when they were green, so when
they turned purple, they were all
named.
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by 5pm each Wednesday
Ukulele JAM
Friday nights, from 7.30pm
Every Friday this group meets
to play the ukulele and other
instruments and sing all kinds
of songs and different genres
of music – anything that is in
the spirit of Joyful Anarchic
Music (JAM). There is a data
projector so all the lyrics and the
chords are available. Everyone
is welcome. Tea, coffee and
biscuits are free.
St Faith’s Hall, 46 Hawke St,
New Brighton. $2 entry
New Brighton Seaside
Market
Every Saturday, from 10am-
2pm
Every Saturday, New
Brighton’s pedestrian mall is
filled with colour and creativity.
Go along to the seaside and
enjoy live entertainment, food,
fresh produce, arts, crafts,
jewellery and more. There will
be a bouncy castle and free
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more information, email
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New Brighton Pedestrian Mall.
Free entry
Gamble Free Day – Linwood
Saturday, September 3, from
10am-2pm
Problem gambling affects
thousands of Kiwis every year,
but Linwood Avenue School
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help put on a day of fun for the
whole family. Go along and
join in. There will be stalls,
information, games, bouncy
castles, sports, and arts and
crafts.
Linwood Avenue School, 260
Linwood Ave. Free entry
Father’s Day Storytimes and
Craft
Saturday, September 3, from
11-11.45am
A special Father’s Day-themed
storytime event. Go along
and make a decorated card for
someone special in your life in
the craft activity after storytime.
Any parent or caregiver can
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two to seven. All materials are
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Shirley Public Library, 36
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Christchurch Choral Festival
Saturday, September 3, from
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Sunday September 4, from
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‘THE LOFT’
Unique Health and Wellbeing Centre
Opens as ‘The Loft’
A unique co-location of social, community and health services called
The Loft has opened on the first floor of Eastgate Shopping Centre.
The Loft is not just a physical space; it is
a partnership of social and health agencies
operating in a unique co-location with an
intention of better supporting children,
young people and families towards wellbeing.
The Loft aims to make access to multiple
services much easier, and enable staff across
services to work more closely together.
It comprises two key service delivery
centres. One is a growing hub of social and
community services that includes child
safety, microfinance, parenting support,
social work support and family and sexual
violence services. Beside them is Linwood
Medical Centre, home to a range of health
providers including general practice,
pharmacy, physiotherapy, midwifery, district
nursing, older person’s health and mental
health services.
Such a broad collection of services, seeking
to work in truly integrated ways in the
practical delivery of services is part of what
makes The Loft unique in Australasia. But
even more important is the way of working.
“As organisations that support members of
our community to achieve wellbeing, we
have made a commitment to offer more than
our business-as-usual services” says Darryn
Russell, Chair of Aviva (one of social service
providers located there). “We are developing
and adapting a range of key service processes,
such as seamless consent to the multiple
service agencies located in The Loft, to begin
making access to support easier.”
“Part of our vision is to
enable support seeking to
become easier for people”
Since opening on 4 July, over 35 people
have walked into The Loft social services
area to seek support from the agencies based
there, or to be linked with more appropriate
services elsewhere. Family Help Trust Chair
Lesley Campbell said “Part of our vision is
to enable support seeking to become easier
for people, and we’re already finding that
our availability within a retail centre is
making our services more visible and more
accessible.”
Linwood Medical Centre is also finding
The Loft has brought increased awareness of
the range of available services, and support
for the concept of multiple services in one
space. Having already each taken clients
through to each other for support, the social
and health service providers will continue
to work together to develop the whole of
person/whole of whanau approach which
shared accommodation fosters.
The Loft’s enormous potential for making
a significant difference in people’s lives is
echoed in its call to action - Ki te tihi – ‘to the
summit; rising higher and moving forward,
together.’
Mayor Lianne Dalziel and Prime Minister John
Key officially opened The Loft on 19 August.
Find out more at
theloftchristchurch.org.nz
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• Family violence services
• Sexual assault support for
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GROWTH: New fruit trees have been donated to the New Brighton
Community Garden.
Trees for food
• By Georgia O’Connor-
Harding
NEW Brighton
Community Garden
has benefitted from
the donation of $4000
worth of fruit trees to
be distributed around
community gardens, parks
and schools.
Nelson-based gardening
nursery, Waimea Fruit
Trees, donated the trees to
help regrow the city back
to its former gardening
glory.
They arrived and were
first distributed last Friday
to the New Brighton
Community Garden,
the Upper Riccarton
Community Garden and
Redwood Early Childcare
Centre.
The trees were excess
stock from the nursery
and otherwise would have
been burnt if they were
not donated to the city.
Waimea Fruit Trees
marketing and CPD sales
manager Kate Marshall
said it was nice to have
Tuesday August 30 2016
been able to find a home
for the trees.
“I think it is great to
provide trees, especially
to schools. Getting kids
into growing their own
food, knowing where food
comes from and health
food choices is a really
positive thing we totally
support,” she said.
The trees are set to
thrive in the city’s climate
and are not expected to
have any issues adapting.
“Warm summers and
cold winters are really
good for fruit trees.
It makes them really
productive so they will do
well,” Mrs Marshall said.
The project was initiated
by well-known gardening
personality Rachel Vogan,
who got in touch with the
company last year.
She is a volunteer who’s
passionate about
maintaining the city’s
garden image and believes
the more fruit tress the
better.
Ms Vogan said about
50 trees were sent down
to the city last season to
be trialled at community
gardens.
“All reports are the trees
are doing well,” she said.
The trees are in high
demand this year with
more than 50 requests
from schools alone.
“There is more demand
than what we have got
fruit trees for. If they don’t
get them this year, they
will get them next year,”
Ms Vogan said.
The only cost not
covered by the fruit tree
company was the freight,
which was met by the
city council through the
mayor’s office.
Mrs Marshall said in
spite of the earthquakes,
Christchurch is still
known as the garden city.
“For us, it is still a strong
area for plant sales and
other nurseries
would agree with us as
well, so I don’t think
that has changed,” she
said.
ADULT LEARNERS’ WEEK
HE TANGATA MĀTAURANGA
Ara community study -
where adult learners are welcome
At Ara Institute of Canterbury’s six community
hubs, people can learn at their own pace in a
friendly, welcoming environment that supports
people who are returning to study after a long
break or those who are undertaking study for the
first time.
At hubs in New Brighton, Bishopdale, Hornby,
Rangiora, Christchurch’s Madras Street and now
also in Timaru, Ara staff support community
learning needs through a range of programmes.
Computing for Free is a popular choice for adult
learners looking for accessible training for basic
computer skills or to upskill to improve their career
opportunities.
Computing for Free offers a range of self-paced,
short courses of between 20 to 40 hours to introduce
people to a wide range of specific programmes as
Web Design and Powerpoint.
The facilitators who are on-hand to provide
support are passionate about the courses they teach
and the communities they teach in, providing
an excellent experience for students. Timetables
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are flexible to fit around family and professional
commitments.
Having completed Computing for Free herself,
tutor Jo Harkerss understands the challenges of
returning to study.
“For many people it is a huge stepping stone.
They may have been made redundant or been out
of the workforce after having children and here
they can connect with other people and learn new
skills that will make them more employable and
give them confidence to try other things too.
“They might have used computers in the past,
but programmes change and skills need to be
updated,” Jo says.
“The hardest thing is for people to walk in
the door. Then they realise that we are really
nice! And that they can do it. You see people
come in who feel afraid of computers, but we
are here to help them to achieve. Study is not
easy for everyone, but our programmes have
a good balance of theory and practice, plus
the programmes are self-paced to fit around
other life commitments such as work and
family.”
Computing for Free also caters for adult
learners who want to upskill for career
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National Certificate in Computing, which is a
formal qualification that employers recognise
and value. For students who find a passion for
computing there are further programmes on offer
at Ara from certificates to degrees.
Enrolling is easy – just pop into your local
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Help with reading, writing and maths
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Classes for ESOL learners also available
Supportive tutors
Computer skills
Individual programmes at your level
Support towards NZQA unit standards.
For more information call 03 379 1916
or email halcadmin@hagley.school.nz
ADULT LITERACY CENTRE
Building Competencies for Work and Life
NURTURING: Well-known gardening personality Rachel Vogan (middle) with
Shirley-Papanui Community Board member Emma Norrish.
Risingholme Community Centre Celebrates
Adult Learners’ Week -
He Tangata Matauranga 2016
Adult & Community Education Classes for you
Wide variety of courses on offer Day and evening classes
Different locations around the city
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON DATES, TIMES
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ADULT LEARNERS’ WEEK 2016 HE TANGATA MĀTAURANGA
Learning Nation focus for
Adult Learners’ Week 2016
Adult educators will be on the streets during Adult
Learners’ Week/He Tangata Mātauranga, September 5-11,
asking people what they would like to learn and recording
their responses. The campaign called ‘Learning Nation’ will
be a focus for this year’s celebration. It acknowledges that
lifelong learning is vital for a rich, rewarding life and
worthy of a conversation.
Adult Learners’ Week/He Tangata Mātauranga,
celebrates all adult learning whether it’s upskilling for a
better job, preparing for further study, improving life skills
or having fun. It is supported by the New Zealand National
Commission for UNESCO and incorporates International
Literacy Day on September 8.
Every year thousands of ACE providers, educators,
learners and supporters organise a huge range of events to
highlight the value of adult learning.
The Government priorities for Adult and Community
Education (ACE) include literacy, numeracy, English
language (ESOL), te Reo Māori and sign language.
Providers all over New Zealand offer learning in these core
areas and many others. Courses not eligible for funding
are often run by volunteers.
In Christchurch many of the organisations providing
ACE opportunities will be celebrating with their learners
Connecting Adult and Community Education
and Learning across Otautahi
and in their own communities, more information can be
found on the ACE forum website https://aceforumchch.
wordpress.com/
On Wednesday 7th September in collaboration with Ako
Aotearoa, PEETO – The Muliti-Cultural learning Centre
and Risngholme there will be the Annual Adult learners
awards 2016. This will take place at Riccarton Community
Church, 80 Rattray St from 7pm.
On Friday 9th September there will be the Annual Adult
Learners’ week breakfast where we will be discussing
further the role of Christchurch as a learning city.
It will be a week of celebration and consideration of the
importance of learning to our communities and our city
and our nation.
In Christchurch Adult Learners’ Week/He Tangata Mātauranga
2016 celebrations are organized by the ACE forum Christchurch.
You are able to contact the forum by email at aceforumchch@
gmail.com or visit their facebook page or website.
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Term 4 Courses begin from week of 17 October.
For course information please telephone the Office
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HEALTH & BEAUTY
Experts restore that
“winning smile”
Meeting people for the first
time, interacting with others on social
occasions, going for a job interview – in
all these situations your smile is the most
important part of you.
or perhaps, on a lighter note, you
might be scaring yourself with your ‘selfie’
because your smile is not as attractive as it
should be, due to missing or broken teeth.
perhaps it’s time for a visit to Denture
South in Barrington, where the experts
can give you that winning smile back.
Clinical technician Andrew Johnson
and his team of clinical and lab
technicians are fully focused on providing
customised service at their Barrington
clinic, and will take all the time needed
to fulfill your partial or full denture
requirements whether you want an even,
bright smile or a more natural-looking
one.
For people who have had dentures for a
while and are finding they frequently need
to buy denture adhesive to keep them in
place, Andrew advises having the dentures
relined so they will fit better. As he points
out, the money spent on denture adhesive
over 12 months would easily cover the
cost of having your dentures refitted.
Denture South has been providing a full
range of denture services for the residents
of Christchurch for over 13 years. These
services include first-time immediate
dentures, full replacement dentures,
partial plates and sports mouth-guards.
Many Denture South clients come
through word-of-mouth referral, an
indication of the level of satisfaction that’s
provided there. Friendly, approachable
and highly skilled, the Denture South
team enjoys helping people with all their
denture fitting, ongoing care and denture
maintenance requirements.
The friendly Denture South team
Conveniently located at
230 Barrington Street,
Denture South has
off-street parking.
phone 332-4004 for
a complimentary
consultation.
Sharyn has
moved to
Hair
Solutions
Sharyn would like
to offer
20% discount
on your first visit
24 Wycola Ave,
Hei Hei
Ph 349 6114
NEED
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332 4004
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Easy parking
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synonyms: flair, grace, poise,
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REAL ESTATE
Good planning and taking time...
3 Old Barrow Heights, Huntsbury
Auction Date: Thursday 15 Sep 2016 - unless sold prior
4 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | 3 toilets | 2 living rooms | 1 dining room | 1 office/study | 2 car garage | Listing # BE192663
.... has resulted in a well-designed,
well sited and highly desirable home
to live in. My client’s decision to
downsize gives a lucky new owner the
opportunity to own a home designed
to maximise sunshine, maximise
views and maximise ease of living.
The large family kitchen opens onto
a spacious dining and family room,
plenty of room to entertain or relax
with your family. There is a formal
living room for you to escape the
hubbub of family life. With four large
double bedrooms, one downstairs,
there is space for all. Upstairs there is
an excellent area for either the children
to play or a retreat area. A separate
study downstairs can hide all the
paperwork and technology our houses
fill up with in today’s world.
The master bedroom is a treat for
you - large with a walk-in wardrobe,
generous ensuite and opens onto a
verandah to look at the Southern Alps.
Landscaping & decks have been
carefully designed to give shelter
whilst enjoying your barbecue. There
is even room for three trampolines!
Garaging & parking have not
been forgotten. The double garage is
spacious and room beside it has been
specially made to park a boat. Offstreet
parking in front of the garage for
two cars is an added luxury on the hill.
Call now to view - to be sold on or
before Auction day.
AUCTION: Thursday 15th
September 2016 from 1:00pm
Harcourts Grenadier, 98 Moorhouse
Avenue (unless sold prior).
Open Homes: Wednesdays,
Saturdays and Sundays 1:00 p.m. -
1:45 p.m until auction day
Make sure you come visit at one
of the open homes, or to arrange a
private viewing of this property call
Debbie Pettigrew from Harcourts
Grenadier Beckenham (Licensed
Agent REAA 2008) now on 337 1316
or 027 777 0411
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Home 329-9344, Cell
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jflattery@xtra.co.nz,
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email
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DRIVEWAYS
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We are a local company ROOFING
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We also operate a Practitioner. Re-Roof &
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021 02866981
027 432-3822 or 351-9147
for a free quote. email johnmill@ihug.
co.nz
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027 331-3223
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2014713
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Ltd. ph 0800 359 9313 480 Moorhouse Ave, ph 03
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retainer walls, fencing.
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Free quotes, Phone Tony
021-034-8555
Quality Job, Quick Service
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PAINTING
Richard Severin at Jet-X
Decorating
0800 538 969 Free quotes,
interior & exterior,
visit www.jetx.co.nz
gib fixing, plastering,
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call 027 241-7471 or 335-
342 900
0265
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027 223 8542
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For prompt service for all
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or 027 438 3943
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Classifieds
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TOOLS
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Rexellent Rentals
Cars, Vans, Brisbane , Coolangatta
FREE CALL
0800 601 508
www.rexellent.com.au
Situations Vacant
DELIVERY DRIVER
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The Star is looking for a contract driver to
join its delivery team. The work involves
delivering The Star to our runners & retail
outlets on a Thursday morning.
The hours of work will be approximately
3:30am-11:30am,with a degree of flexibility
required. You must have your own reliable
vehicle (light van) and a clean license.
Applicants will need to be honest, reliable &
have a good general knowledge of the City.
Situations Vacant
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Weka Pass Railway
Waipara, North Canterbury
We Are Running
SunDAY 4th September
Running 1st & 3rd
Sundays of every month
Phone 0800WEKAPASS
Depart Glenmark Station
11.30am & 2.00pm
www.wekapassrailway.co.nz
DEMOLITION
With care and respect we
will remove your dwelling.
Our policy is to recycle as
much as we can. We are a
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Entertainment
Racecourse Hotel Motorlodge
118 Racecourse Rd, Sockburn, Christchurch. Ph 03 342 7150
www.racecoursehotel.co.nz (opposite Riccarton Raceway)
Celebrating 54 years
on the local music scene
NEVILLE Wilkins & the Viscounts celebrate
54 years on the music scene this weekend
making them one of New Zealand’s longest
established dance bands.
Christchurch trumpeter, Neville Wilkins
formed the band in 1962 and during its career
The Viscounts has had around 60 members,
with some staying as long as 20 years.
Their first residencies included
Christchurch’s 500 Club in Chancery Lane and
The Town & About in Peterborough St,
followed later by the Bush Inn Courts and
Twiggers.
With a career spanning well over five
decades, the group has adapted its repertoire
with time and today play a wide selection of
material.
“I always aimed for the band to play the
most popular artists, such as Ricky Nelson,
Billy Vaughan, Beatles, Rolling Stones, Gene
Pitney, Eddie Calvert, Neil Diamond, Dire
Straits, Tom Jones, Cliff Richard, Englebert
Humperdink, and Elvis Presley,” said Neville.
“So we play a good mixture of 50's, 60's, 70's
ballads, rock and roll, country and even Irish.”
Today the Viscounts still perform at private
functions and the occasional public show,
however in the past they have shared the stage
with some wonderful performers including
Eddie Low, Yolande Gibson, Maria Dallas,
Frank Rowles, Bunny Walters, Toni Williams,
Tommy Adderley, Dean Waretini, and
Jonanthan J, to name a few.
Neville Wilkins & the Viscounts appear at
the Woolston Club, Hargood St, this Saturday
(3rd September). Don’t miss your opportunity
to ‘cut a rug’ with this highly respected and
experienced show band. Entry $5. Band starts
at 7.30pm.
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3 Piece BBQ Tool Set
202239
Stanley Fat Max
2 Piece Drill / Impact Driver Combo
18v.
268253
Gift Card
A MITRE 10
GIFT CARD
Ferrymead
1005 Ferry Road, Phone: 366 6306
Opening Hours: Monday–Friday: 7:00am–7pm
Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays: 8:00am–6:00pm
Offers available at Mitre10 Mega Ferrymead only, until the 5 th Sept 2016, while stocks last.
mitre10mega.co.nz
If you find a lower price on an identical stocked
product locally we will beat it by 15%.
If you find the same product cheaper from another Mitre 10 store or Mitre 10 website we’ll match that price. Excludes trade
and special quotes, stock liquidations and commercial quantities. The in-store price may be lower than that advertised.