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Quake
money
goes
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• By Sarla Donovan
Daniel Manchester has an idea that
could transform New Brighton’s
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•Story, p5
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One of these was the Youth
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$534,000 for staff and programme
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FROM
THE
EDITOR’S
DESK News.................................3, 5, 7
NO IDEA is a bad idea when it
comes to New Brighton.
So maybe Daniel Manchester is
onto something on our front page
today: Taking the seaside suburb
back to the future with shop
frontages from yesteryear.
Brighton and the other seaside
areas along Marine Pde are still
great places to live; a number of
people who were forced to depart
from the east post-quake are
making their way back.
And the area needs doers – so
let’s get behind Daniel’s idea and
make something happen!
Just then it might attract some
real business back to Brighton.
On pages 8-9, reporter Sarla
Donovan profiles Warren Hawke,
who was one of the key people
behind the New Brighton Duke
Festival of Surfing. He’s a Brightonite
from way back and helped
run a fantastic festival.
–Barry Clarke
Powhiri to welcome new entrants at
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SCHOOLS 10
Local Views......................4
Our People........................8,9
Schools............................10
Food............................................11
Senior Living.......... 15-17
Community Events......18
Real Estate.....................20
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Tuesday April 4 2017 3
News
School cleans up after out-of-control party
RAWHITI SCHOOL parents
and staff mucked in to clean
up graffiti, broken glass and
bottles in the school grounds
on Sunday, after a party in
Leaver Tce got out of control on
Saturday night.
Quake money goes to groups
•From page 1
“The gym is used for basketball
coaching, youth clubs, intermediate
and teenage programmes,
dance fitness classes, play groups.
A lot more people use it for things
we couldn’t do before.”
THe other six organisations that
benefited from the donation were
Korowai Youth Well-Being, which
was given $343,000 to renovate a
youth training and health centre;
Linfield Cultural Recreational
Sports Centre, $388,980 to
provide more Kiwisport
programmes and support other
sports clubs; Christchurch
Primary Schools Cultural Festival
Trust, $40,000; Linwood College,
$100,000; and Aranui Youth and
Community Centre, $500,000.
The remaining $3.1 million
is earmarked for spending on
the QE II Recreation and Sport
Centre. That money is expected
to be paid in instalments over the
Riot police were called after
drunken party-goers at the
North Beach Scout Group den
spilled out onto the street.
It took police about an hour to
disperse the group, however, no
arrests were made.
James Ridpath
Rawhiti School deputy principal
Paul Wilkinson said there
was tagging and broken glass
in the school grounds and a few
bottles lying around in the playground.
He said there was also
a lot more broken glass further
next two years.
Trust spokesman Steve Corbett
said the money had been reinvested
in the meantime, and the
interest earned would go back into
general funds held by the trust for
down the street from the school.
All the rubbish had been
cleaned up before students came
to school on Monday morning.
Mr Wilkinson said they
hadn’t had any problems with
parties at the Scout den before.
COMMUNITY: The Aranui
Youth and Community Centre
and the gym at Youth Alive
Trust were benefactors from
a $5 million quake donation.
earthquake appeal grants.
South Brighton Residents’
Association chairman Hugo
Kristinsson questioned how appropriate
it was for the majority
of the donation to be put towards
QE II, given the large insurance
payout the city council received
for it.
“They had $72 million insurance
receivable” he said.
Mr Kristinsson claimed that a
good chunk of the QE II insurance
payout was transferred
to the planned $300 million
metro sports facility in central
Christchurch, when it should
have been spent in the east.
The donation should not have
been used to subsidise facilities in
other parts of the city, he said.
In Brief
TREE REMOVAL PLAN
One hundred and eighty five
trees along the Avon River
from Avonside to South New
Brighton are to be removed
and replanted to try and reduce
flood risk. The city council is
looking to extend the lifespan
of temporary stopbanks for
up to 20 years, until long-term
flood management can be
implemented. •Resident’s Soap
Box, page 4.
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The project has experienced
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HORSESHOE LAKE
Nearby residents and users
of earthquake-damaged
Horseshoe Lake Reserve are
being asked to comment
on plans for its repair. The
Coastal-Burwood Community
Board has asked the city
council to provide feedback
on the project, which could
involve removing the damaged
footbridge, realigning the
footpath and creating a new
car park.
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Have your say on this week’s Soap Box and Rise Up
comments. Email sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi
Urgent action on stopbanks sought
South
Brighton
resident,
Séamus
O’Cromtha,
writes about
the parlous
condition of
stopbanks
in the South
Brighton area, which are
doing little to protect
local homes against tidal
flooding
The River Avon is just a stone’s
throw from my garden and
together with my neighbours, I
am highly concerned about the
risks posed by flooding. Since
2011, our only protection has
been from temporary stopbanks
erected under emergency legislation.
In 2011, land in the immediate
area sank more than the suburb
of Bexley on the opposite side,
which was then red-zoned. Some
land is now below the high tide
mark and if assumptions about
rising sea levels are correct, the
situation will become progressively
worse.
The stopbanks have been leaking
on every spring tide. After
the last serious rain (March
2015), water came under the
stopbanks, crossed the road and
entered the garden of the house
next door.
And last month, even without
rain, many side streets close to
the river were under water from
the effects of the spring tide. So
we are sure to have further flooding
if there is heavy, prolonged
rain at the same time as a spring
tide.
Unfortunately, instead of applying
higher floor levels, the
city council has allowed houses
to be built at the same height,
so that they have less protection
and are also less desirable to live
in. Four adjoining properties are
currently unoccupied and two
others are cleared sites.
A tidal barrier was proposed in
2015, then shelved as impractical
and too expensive. Following the
widespread flooding in March
2014, area-wide remediation by
the city council and EQC was
discussed.
However, this solution was
never implemented either.
Decisions by the authorities on
the future of the Brighton peninsula
are long overdue.
TEMPORARY FIX: Large boulders were placed at the top
end of Kibblewhite St several months ago to reinforce the
temporary stopbanks. Seamus O’Cromtha says that is the only
strengthening work that has been done on them.
We said:
The multi-million dollar
New Brighton hot salt
water pools might not
use sea water. Instead,
they could be filled with
freshwater, according
to the group behind the
project, Development
Christchurch
You said:
Conrad Fitz-Gerald –
There’s no actual reason given
as to why not sea water. Because
others do it a certain way isn’t a
reason.
Jake Ranginui – Why does
there need to be a salt water pool
by the beach? Pretty sure that
beach has salt water in abundance?
Pamela Neil – How
ridiculous. All that sea water and
don’t want to use it.
John Mander – Pools are
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Tuesday April 4 2017 5
News
Residents
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FROM PAST TO PRESENT: Empty shopfronts in New Brighton can be made to look like a hardware store and shoe repairers in
these computer-generated images.
Art could breathe life
into vacant shopfronts
• By Sarla Donovan
DERELICT shopfronts in New
Brighton could soon feature
windows painted with scenes
from the suburb’s heyday in the
1950s.
Daniel Manchester, who
works in the construction industry,
shifted to Christchurch
from Auckland after the earthquakes
to help with the rebuild.
After spending several years
living in St Albans, he moved to
New Brighton last year, and said
he enjoys its seaside location:
“There aren’t many places you
can live right next to the sea.”
Childhood memories of
growing up in Manurewa
prompted his desire to help
rejuvenate New Brighton.
Manurewa had also “gone
downhill. But I have memories
of it being a cool place.”
He wants to cover shop
windows and doors with scenes
of bustling activity inside. He
hopes the idea will at least
brighten the space in the meantime
and spark conversations.
“Hopefully it might encourage
some owners into reopening
with fresh eyes.”
The scheme, dubbed Brighter
New Brighton was inspired by
Bushmill in Northern Ireland,
a recession-hit town which
gave its empty shops a creative
The Blind Care Company has been
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Paintings of a barber shop,
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a move that helped to attract
tourists and rejuvenate the
community.
Mr Manchester said he’d like
New Brighton to be a place people
wanted to visit, rather than
somewhere to be avoided. He
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ON A MISSION:
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breathe new
life into empty
shops in New
Brighton Mall.
golden era for the suburb.
He’s hoping the idea will
catch on and has invited Ara
Institute to be involved.
Manager of Art and Design at
Ara Dr Bruce Russell said it was
a “promising opportunity” and
would look at developing a brief
for his students.
Head of the New Brighton
Business and Landowners Association,
Paul Lonsdale, has
met with Mr Manchester and is
right behind the project.
He said he will approach local
business owners about using
their empty shops for the project,
with the Dowsons building
a possible first candidate for the
creative makeover.
He said the city council’s
transitional fund could be used
as a source of funding and he
would also be looking to involve
local business.
Coastal-Burwood Community
Board member Tim Baker
said while the idea sounded
positive, shopowners would
need to be proactive if any of
the shopfronts were targeted by
graffiti vandalism.
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• By Sarla Donovan
PEAK HOUR congestion on
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The Burwood East Residents’
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County Dr are backing up with
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In a letter to the Coastal-
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Association secretary Gae
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traffic needing to use it.
“The speed and congestion of
vehicles using this stretch of road
also makes it near impossible
for pedestrians to safely use the
safety crossings between Bassett
St and Burwood Rd.”
Traffic volumes in the area are
set to further increase with the
building of the Eastern Sport and
Recreation Centre and the new
Avonside Girls and Shirley Boys’
high schools.
The association has suggested
a “no right turn” be introduced
from Travis Rd on to Travis
County Dr.
It also wants a one-way exit
road from St Paul’s Pl into
Burwood Rd and an extension to
the transition zone for vehicles
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Piece of Gallipoli in poppy sculpture garden
• By Sarla Donovan
A NEW garden in front of
the Poppies over Gallipoli
sculpture will incorporate
stones from the Gallipoli
Peninsula into a stylised poppy
design.
Work on the formal-style
garden started last week and
is expected to be finished this
week.
The sculpture on the corner
of Anzac Dr and Travis Rd was
restored and moved to higher
ground in 2015 in time for the
centenary commemorations of
the Anzac landing at Gallipoli.
At that time, shingle from the
beaches of Gallipoli and
Çanakkale was gifted by the
people of Turkey for use in the
garden around the memorial.
Project manager for the
Avon-Ōtākaro Mahinga Kai
NEW GARDEN: The Poppies over Gallipoli sculpture will
have a new formal garden featuring stones gifted by the
people of Turkey.
Exemplar, Kathryn Bates, said
the group had been working to
get the garden built for the past
two years.
“We are lucky to have local
company Ōtautahi Bespoke
Builders under take the
construction of the garden,
making it more affordable by
providing pro-bono labour,”
she said.
“They will be assisted by local
community voluntary labour
organised by the Avon-Ōtākaro
Network.”
Local brick will feature in
the poppy-shaped design,
along with native shrubs and
boulders representing the
Southern Alps and the Port
Hills.
The Coastal-Burwood
Community Board granted
$3000 towards the cost of
materials for the garden.
Avon-Ōtākaro Network
hopes to have a formal opening
with a barbecue and planting
day in the Hulverstone Reserve
on Anzac Day.
Children with sensory disorders
get chance to go to the movies
• By Sarla Donovan
MOST PEOPLE love going to the
movies, right?
Most of us have sat in the dark
with our popcorn, laughing or
crying at the flickering screen.
But not everyone. Many
children with sensory disorders,
such as autism, find sitting in a
darkened room with a bunch of
strangers and loud noises a complete
nightmare.
For them, a family night out at
the movies isn’t an option.
To help give these children a
positive experience of being at a
cinema, The Champion Centre
has partnered with The Palms
Shopping Centre to hold a special
movie screening of The Lego
Batman Movie for children with
sensory disorders.
After a successful inaugural
event last year, The Champion
Centre director Susan Foster-
Cohen said it was a chance for
families to take their children to
the movies in a non-judgemental
situation.
HIGH FIVE: Beccy Creswick
with Laszlo Walker at The
Champion Centre. Laszlo
attended last year’s sensory
movie screening.
“Not only [does] this event give
families an opportunity to experience
regular life, it’s a chance to
raise awareness about autism and
sensory disorders.”
Children’s entertainer Melanie
Poppins will be at the cinema for
a pre-screening party.
•Tickets for the movie at
10.30am on Sunday, April 9,
are available from Reading
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South Brighton surf club requests
consent to build new headquarters
• By Sarla Donovan
THE SOUTH Brighton Surf
Life Saving Club is a step closer
to having a new clubhouse.
The club will meet with the
city council’s urban design
panel this week to look at the
designs for the new building and
plans are expected to go to the
city council for resource consent
by the end of the month.
After the 2011 earthquakes,
the current building suffered
significant damage and the club
decided to demolish and rebuild.
It has occupied its present
site on the corner of Marine Pd
and Bridge St since 1929.
Over the past 18 months,
architect’s Sheppard and Rout
have been developing a new
design in consultation with a
working group of club members,
which includes engineer and
Christchurch Arts Centre boss
Andre Lovatt, who is a life
member.
Club chairman Nigel Cox said
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was confident it could raise the
remaining $1.5 million before
construction starts.
He said the building would be
more functional and allow for a
variety of users.
“This will be a community asset,
able to be used by residents’
associations, schools and a
range of community groups.”
The new building will seat 280
people.
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Viewings of the artwork will
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Warren Hawke, 64, is one the of the
driving forces behind the New Brighton
Duke Festival of Surfing. Born and bred in
the eastern suburbs, he has surfed since
he was a teenager. Sarla Donovan talked
to him about books and his passion for
Brighton
SURF NUT: Warren Hawke and Monty.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
You’ve just finished running
your second New Brighton Duke
Festival of surfing – how did it
go?
It went pretty well, a lot more
positives than negatives that’s for
sure. We run about six different
events and we’re still learning and
adapting and changing things,
but the surfing contest itself
is possibly the biggest surfing
event run in New Zealand with
over 250 entries and that was
run in three days which is an
absolute record as far as contest
management and judging goes.
You’re on the New Brighton
Pier and Foreshore Society
aren’t you?
Yes, I’ve been a member for
about three to four years. It
backs the surfing festival along
with the sponsors that we pull
in. Without the backing of many
other sponsors and support
from the community board
and different grants groups we
certainly couldn’t run what we
do.
Community groups can be
hard work sometimes. Any
frustrations?
Not with the committee that
we put together. The frustrating
thing I suppose is the fact that it’s
difficult to get information out
there, to get the positives heard
about New Brighton because
there are a lot of great things
happening. We’re just one of
many community groups. I
think there’s been a survey
showing there are more
community groups in Brighton
than anywhere else in the
country, for the size of the
population.
There does seem to be an
awful lot.
Well, there are a lot of new
families that have moved into
the area post-earthquakes, a lot
of people that value the beach
life and really see the area for
its positives in bringing up kids
close to the beach. For that reason
they’ve hopped into
many different community
groups and see the qualities of
what it is like to live on this side
of town.
You’ve always lived there?
I’ve always lived on the east,
but we were in Rockinghorse Rd
for 30 years and in the back of
North Beach before that. I started
surfing in 1966 and have had a
stand-up paddleboard the last
few years – moved to the darker
side. But we’re on the beach every
day with the dog and our kids
live on this side of town. There’s
only one place to live as far as I’m
concerned.
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the positives of New Brighton
Can you tell me a bit about
your family?
I met my wife Joy on a surfing
trip to Westport when I was
16. She was visiting from Wellington.
We’ve been married over
40 years now. She doesn’t surf
though. She still finds it hard to
tell me how big the surf is when
she comes back from walking the
dog. I’ve got a son and daughter,
twins. Sophie lives about 500m
away. She’s a teacher at Waitakiri
School and does a bit of stand-up
paddleboarding. My son Sam
lives down the road from us, he’s
a very good painter and artist.
He does all the design work for
the festival so we’re lucky to have
him. He rides a Malibu board.
What first attracted you to
surfing?
My brother started surfing the
year before. I’d been a competitive
swimmer and it was just one of
those sports that really caught my
imagination. It’s been my whole
life really, apart from my career.
You wore school jerseys with
the sleeves cut off. Not very
glamorous
No, it was seen as a rebel-type
sport and frowned upon and that
was one of the things we liked
about it; we could be within the
mainstream but outside it as far
as the sport that we followed.
SMOOTH OPERATOR: Warren
Hawke rides a wave off
Mangamaunu,Kaikoura, in 1970.
Now it’s becoming accepted more
and more as a mainstream sport
and something that families do
together, which also has its pluses
and minuses – the surf breaks get
more and more crowded.
Have you always lived in
Christchurch?
Yes, except for my first year
teaching we spent in Westport
and we went there for the mild
winters and the good surf.
How long did you teach for?
I taught for 20 years, mostly at
schools in the eastern suburbs,
South Brighton, Burwood,
Belfast. Then I was a principal
for 20 years, at Governor’s Bay
School. People are surprised that
I’d drive there but it was only 25
minutes from Brighton through
the Lyttelton Tunnel.
You wrote a book about
your life as a surfer – NZSurf -
Captured by a Surf Lens. What
made you want to write a book?
I’ve been a surf photographer
for 40 years and contributed to
magazines around New Zealand
and overseas, books and things
like that and I really wanted to do
something that was a reflection
of me and what it was like in the
60s. Also the fact that I had control
over what went in the book
rather than an editor saying: ‘We
want this, this and this.’ I wanted
to do that myself.
It must be a great feeling to
have produced something like
that.
Absolutely, the feedback has
been amazing and it’s been reviewed
internationally. It’s something
I got a lot of pleasure out of
and it’s still selling. I’m working
on another one now so that
gives me some more direction
in life. It’s going to be called The
Collection. It’ll be a series of surf
shoots on particular breaks and
about people who are involved in
surfing, artists and people that
have made surfing their way of
life, young people getting in to
surfing and coming through, as
well as some of the top surfers in
New Zealand.
What’s the wildest thing
you’ve photographed?
Surfing-wise, probably a reef
break down in the Catlins, off the
back of a jet ski in heavy waves
but being able to sit in a channel
and shoot it quite safely. Really
heavy waves, surfers getting
bounced off the bottom, and 3m
waves coming through.
Sounds like it could be addictive.
It is addictive, yes for sure, everything
about surfing’s addictive,
and therapeutic too.
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Tuesday April 4 2017
Hospital’s vegetable garden aids stroke recovery
BURWOOD HOSPITAL now
has a fresh source of healthy
vegetables for patients recovering
from severe strokes.
Christchurch service organisation
Kiwanas worked with local
businesses and trainee carpenters
from Ara Institute to construct
four raised garden beds.
Because the beds are raised,
wheelchair-bound patients can
still work in the gardens.
The produce is used in a special
kitchen at the stroke ward, where
patients learn to cook again with
help from therapists.
The Kiwanas maintained a vegetable
garden at the old hospital
site and wanted to replace it once
the new hospital was built.
They also provided four
seed-propogators and a mini
glasshouse.
The gardens were opened at a
recent function, where clinical
director of the stroke ward, Dr
John Maarsh, praised the club’s
contribution.
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Christchurch
Kiwanis
and Belinda
Wilkinson,
activities officer
at Burwood
Hospital, with
one of the
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beds made for
the hospital’s
stroke ward.
Winter sport
begins for
pupils
Waitakiri School had its new entrants powhiri last week to welcome
children and families. The five-year-olds will start their first classes next
term. Head boy Ollie McCosh (above) spoke to parents and children at
the powhiri.
Aranui Community Trust recently held a
winter sports day for pupils from St James
School and Haeata Community Campus.
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An affordable opportunity for buyers as these properties are few and far between. Two bedrooms,
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For Sale: Offers Invited!
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Harcourts ID: BF27975
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SENIOR LIVING
A natural approach to health
WARNING: A hot paint-stripping
gun and dry wood is a dangerous
combination.
Take care when
stripping paint
• By Mark Thomas – Fire Risk
Management Officer
ABOUT ONCE a year we get called to a
house that has been set on fire with a paint
stripping heat gun.
Of course, houses that have paint of
so many coats and thickness that they
require a heat gun, are normally made of
timber, generally many years old and dry
as a bone.
We had one of these fires on Tuesday in
Jutland St, North New Brighton.
Thankfully, this time the occupants of
the house noticed the wisps of smoke and
called the Fire Service nice and early. So
that a garden hose and a thermal imaging
camera check for hot spots were all that
was needed.
Sometimes the result is much worse. It
pays to check for any gaps between weatherboards
before starting.
Birds or rodent nests in wall cavities are
often responsible for fire development.
Don’t burn your house down trying to
improve it.
Smoke was also seen seeping out of a
house by neighbours in Skipton St, Mairehau,
a week ago. This time it turned out to
be muffins too long in the oven so it was
a matter of clearing the smoke away for
the attending crew. Sad for the St Albans
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What do you consider to be the main
moderator of your health? Do you consider
what you eat to be the number one
influence on the way your body operates,
or is it the amount and type of exercise?
Maybe you feel that the way you handle
or deal with the stress of modern life to
be the major determinant in how well and
healthy you are. It could be that you feel
there is a more spiritual component at
play or that your genes or family history
determines your health. What about
health literacy? Is there a correlation
between your knowledge of your own
body’s workings and how healthy you
are? Health literacy is about having the
ability to obtain, understand and process
information and services related to health
and to make appropriate health decisions
based on this knowledge. All of these
things play an important role in health and
obviously some will have more of a role
than others depending on the individual.
How you understand and choose to
deal with your health is a complex issue
involving many influences. As a natural
health practitioner I see my role as being
McKenzie Lifestyle Village
is in the final stages of
completion. There are still
great sites available and we also
have a number of affordable
villas ready for immediate
occupation.
Our beautiful Leisure Centre
was opened last year and the
pools, gymnasium and library
and lounge area are in use
daily. Outside, the bowling
green is very popular along
with Petanque, Mini-golf and
Table Bowls. By next summer
the Croquet Lawn will also be
available.
The residents enjoy an enviable resort style
lifestyle. It is also surprisingly affordable.
A former Christchurch resident, Judith,
says “We couldn’t have all this for what we
are paying if we were still in Christchurch.”
Another resident, David, says “my wife and
I have never been so well off as we are now
we moved to McKenzie Lifestyle Village.”
There are fuller testimonials on the village
homepage at mlv.co.nz.
someone that can help other people
to recognise the importance of these
moderators, identifying the ones that are
central to their health and to give them the
tools and knowledge to make the choices
they want to in order to achieve their
health goals. I help people understand their
health - explaining tests and diagnosis’s as
well as researching treatments available
to them. The most important approach to
your health is one that is informed - we
need to remember that we have choices
and that it is our responsibility to question,
research, explore all of the moderators
involved in this aspect of our lives. No
matter how you choose to deal with your
health, if you are feeling uninformed,
confused, frustrated, blasé or overwhelmed
reach out to someone to help you feel more
knowledgeable. I don’t believe there is one
single approach to health (or to anything
in life!), at times this is overwhelming
especially if you are dealing with a chronic
or life threatening issue. This is the time
when you want someone to tell you the
one thing that you can do that will turn
things around. Unfortunately even in these
The Leisure Centre at
McKenzie Lifestyle Village
NATURAL HEALTH SOLUTIONS
We Can Help!
Geraldine is a great little town with a very
pleasant microclimate. There is plenty
to do in and around the town with art
galleries, theatre and cinema, interesting
shops and boutiques, two museums and a
wide range of good places to eat. For the
more adventurous there are river and forest
walks nearby, opportunities for biking and
a choice of two local golf clubs.
For more information you can talk to
David Connolly about this on
0800 84 55 24.
Marshall’s Health and Natural Therapy have two qualified medical herbalists and a team of highly
trained natural health advisors all offering a vast array of knowledge and experience.
We challenge ourselves to not only offer a great service, but to also go that step further in terms of
getting to the heart of your health issues and to help initiate change that will improve your health
in the long term. Our Herbalist Nadine Driver is available for private consultations, providing
guidance and education on a one on one basis. We also have a fully stocked dispensary packed
with high quality herbs and supplements! Come on in and have a chat and start to become more
informed and educated about the options available to support good health and wellbeing.
• Private consultations - with a focus on individualised health plans that suit your specific
needs and budget
• Bach flower remedies and consultations
• NZ Plant Rhythms remedies
• Practitioner only supplements available on prescription or via consultation
• Comprehensive range of dried herbs and liquid extracts, including NZ native herbs
• Tailor made tonics, medicinal creams, ointments, gels and poultices
• Comprehensive Functional testing including, hair & stool analysis, hormones, blood, thyroid etc.
• Blood pressure checks
Bringing You
the Best in
Natural Health
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situations a multi-pronged approach is
needed and that is where employing the
guidance of a natural health practitioner
can be of use. There are also times when
a single approach has been exhausted
and people are feeling like they have tried
everything - often this is just a case of those
people not being exposed to other choices
and possible options. It is a great thing
when you can facilitate a change that was
previously unknown and get a positive
result.
Marshall’s Health & Natural Therapy,
110 Seaview Road, New Brighton,
PH: 388-5757 or email:
enquiry@marshallshealthshop.co.nz
THE JOYS OF HOME OWNERSHIP #27
CLEANING
THE SPOUTING
Wouldn’t you rather be learning to play
the bagpipes? Let us take care of the
spouting at your new home at
McKenzie Lifestyle Village in Geraldine.
Contact David Connolly on 0800 84 55 24.
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SENIOR LIVING
Aspire
Canterbury
Aspire Canterbury offers support, advice and
resources to older people and those with impairments,
their families and caregivers.
Removing barriers to everyday living for
individuals, Aspire Canterbury inspires people
to live life to the fullest no matter what their
difficulties. The Disability Information Service
is a source of valuable information about
the various services available to people
with short or long term impairments and
professionals from community/health
organisations.
Visit Aspire Canterbury’s shop at 314
Worcester Street or visit their website for
more information and resources. They also
have an online shop selling a wide selection of
easier living aids, and offer rental services for
wheelchairs, ramps and walkers.
Aspire now has a mobile service which is available
for free, fun, interactive presentations of all their
equipment and services to retirement homes/
villages and any other community groups wanting
a speaker.
For more information visit
www.aspirecanterbury.org.nz, 03 366 6189
mobileservices@aspirecanterbury.org.nz
We can help
Pain management
Living with pain can be the hardest part
of living with arthritis. For some forms of
arthritis, the cause of the pain is often not
well understood.
There are over 620,000 New Zealanders
living with a diagnosis of arthritis. That’s
one in six, but one in two is over 75 years
of age.
Arthritis-related pain causes significant
difficulties for many people. They find
that it impacts on their ability to conduct
everyday activities and to live life as fully
as possible. Sleeping at night becomes a
challenge and for many they hide their pain
from family and friends.
It’s important that those with arthritis
pain seek advice from their GP, pharmacist
or an Arthritis Educator.
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Pain management programmes, (such as
those held by Arthritis New Zealand), tend
to work well for older people. There is a
focus on what you can do rather than what
you cannot do. Pain may limit some of the
things that you can do, but it doesn’t have
to control your life. You can learn ways to
manage your pain. You may have to try
different self-management techniques until
you find what works best for you.
The key points of pain management will
be explored at the Workshops on 19th and
20th April.
It is important that you ask for help
when you need it. There is a great deal
of information on our website www.
arthritis.org.nz or call our helpline
0800 663 463
Support and Resources for Independent Living
walkers to
purchase
(FroM $230)
or hire
$20
per week
Can we help you or someone you support?
Disability Information Service – a ‘one stop
information service’ which offers unbiased
advice to assist people navigate their way to
organisations or services that can provide them
with support or advice.
Aspire Canterbury Shop – shop online or call in
to our shop at 314 Worcester Street and view our
range of easier living products We also hire out
wheelchairs, ramps and walkers.
Total Mobility Discounted Taxi Service – a scheme
which provides 50% discounts on taxi journeys to
eligible people in the Christchurch area who, due
to health conditions, are unable to access public
transport. Contact us for more information on
03 366 9093 or visit our website.
Mobile Service – Fun interactive presentations of
our information, services and easier living
equipment. We come to you! To book our
presenter to speak to your group call Richard
at numbers below or email mobileservices@
aspirecanterbury.org.nz
Mobility scooter demonstrations available.
Aspire Canterbury is a not-for-profit organisation
providing services to the community since 1981
Physical Address:
314 Worcester Street
Linwood Christchurch
Postal Address:
PO Box 32074
Christchurch 8147
2015 NZ Disability
Information Centre
of the Year
Ph: 03 366 6189
Freephone: 0800 347 242
Ph: (Total Mobility) 03 366 9093
Mobile Service: 027 588 9700
E: admin@aspirecanterbury.org.nz
W: www.aspirecanterbury.org.nz
Manage your arthritis
Wednesday
19 April
9.30-11.30am
Workshop
Pain Management
Avonhead Baptist
Church
102 Avonhead Road,
Christchurch
Do you live with the pain
of an arthritis condition
like: osteoarthritis,
rheumatoid arthritis or
one of the many other
forms?
If so, please come along
to this workshop; learn
more about how pain
works, and options
available for managing it.
Wednesday
19 April
Group Information
sessions
1-2pm:
Osteoarthritis
2.15-3.15pm:
Polymyalgia
Rheumatica
3.30-4.30pm:
Fibromyalgia
Oxford Terrace
Baptist Church
288 Oxford Terrace
(Access from Madras St)
Christchurch
Come along to one of our
education sessions to
learn more about these
types of arthritis.
Thursday
20 April
9.30-11.30am
Workshop
Pain Management
Oxford Terrace
Baptist Church
288 Oxford Terrace
(Access from Madras St)
Christchurch
Do you live with the pain
of an arthritis condition
like: osteoarthritis,
rheumatoid arthritis or
one of the many other
forms?
If so, please come along
to this workshop; learn
more about how pain
works, and options
available for managing it.
Please register: Contact Dave Cox, Arthritis NZ
P 0800 663 463 E dave.cox@arthritis.org.nz

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SENIOR LIVING
Golden Health Care
Golden Healthcare Group’s position at
the forefront of Canterbury’s residential
care services is cemented by a state-ofthe-art
facility being developed at Lady
Wigram Retirement Village.
The concept is to provide hotel-style
accommodation for those residents
who enjoy being part of a vibrant, social
community.
The group has already completed 50
villas with an additional 17 to be completed
by early 2017. Until the full project is
finalised, one of the villas built during
the first stage of construction has been
converted to accommodate social events
such as bowls, happy hours, high teas and
television viewing of sports fixtures.
Once the project is complete, it will
comprise 101 villas, 73 apartments, and
100 care beds. The proposed facilities will
include a rest home, hospital, and dementia
facilities, and permanent amenities such
as a community centre, Bowling Green,
swimming and spa pools, a gym, a theatre,
a library, and a hairdressing salon.
The villas will be offered in a
combination of two and three bedrooms
whereas apartment residents will have a
choice between one and two bedrooms.
The Lady Wigram Retirement Village is
a short stroll from The Landing, the central
retail hub of the Wigram Skies subdivision,
and only a short drive to Hornby Mall, the
Hornby Working Men’s Club and the city.
Lady Wigram Retirement Village is
one of eight facilities operated by Golden
Healthcare Group that offer a variety of
residential care services.
The large Christchurch-based group is
a privately owned provider that strives to
support every aspect of aged care.
Rest home care is provided in the Golden
Age Rest Home and Brookhaven Rest
Home, both of which also encompass
retirement villages. Brookhaven also
has a dementia care unit along with the
dedicated Camellia Court, Albarosa, and
Somerfield rest homes. Furthermore,
the Hoon Hay Rest Home is a dedicated
dementia wing, but the Hoon Hay House
on the same site specialises in mental
health.
Within the facilities, there are plenty
of opportunities to create unique
environments for differing requirements
for residents. Nursing care is provided
by registered nurses, regular scheduled
medical appointments and on-call doctors
ensure residents’ health is well monitored.
An activities co-ordinator ensures residents
will never be bored and they participate in
programmed activities, games, sing-alongs
with performances by visiting entertainers,
library book exchange and exercise
programmes. The group has four vans to
utilise for residents outings.
Each facility has its own kitchen and
offers nutritious home-style meals and
baking, and special diets are catered for.
Golden Healthcare employs 260 at its
facilities which care for about 350 residents.
All staff are highly trained, experienced,
and qualified in their roles.
Each facility offers regular resident and
family meetings to ensure feedback is
encouraged, and dementia facilities also
offer educational evening for families to
understand the dementia process. Respite
care is also provided at all facilities.
The Golden Healthcare Group website
goldenhealthcare.co.nz provides full
contacts.
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Time Honoured Remedy
According to a country Doctor “D.C.
Jarvis” from Vermont in the USA cider
vinegar and honey (CV & H) can be an
important part of a long healthy life. Dr.
Jarvis noted Vermonters who regularly
consumed cider vinegar and honey had
excellent health with many putting in a
vigorous day’s work on the farm even when
well into their eighties.
Dr. Jarvis found the effects of cider vinegar
and honey on arthritis can be remarkable
with many patients reporting almost total
relief after taking a course of the cider
vinegar and honey. Dr. Jarvis surmised that
the acid and potassium in cider vinegar
counteracted calcium deposits and helped
the body control calcium use.
As well as a general tonic Dr. Jarvis found
regular administration of cider vinegar and
honey at the onset of complaints such as the
common cold, sinusitis, asthmatic
attacks, hay fever, and childhood
diseases such as chicken pox and
measles, was accompanied by an
improvement in the condition with
symptoms either disappearing,
or the conditions were extremely
mild and soon over.
Apple cider vinegar contains
all the goodness of the apple in a
form that is readily accepted by
the body. Scientists have found
over 90 different substances in
ACV, among them 20 important
trace elements, minerals, essential
enzymes, a number of different
acids including malic acid, amino
acids and roughage in the form
of potash and pectin. A scientific
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study at the Shizuka University in Japan
has proven ACV to have potent antioxidant
benefits (It can destroy free radicals,
which are a major factor in ageing.) and
also the ACV can break down cholesterol
formations in the blood vessels.
ACV and H is a powerful tonic that
also promotes digestion, assimilation of
nutrients and elimination of waste, and
helps neutralize any toxic substances that
enter the body.
It is important to note not all cider
vinegar is made in the traditional way and
results are likely to prove disappointing
with these other vinegars.
Further information is available from
the Natural Health Advisers at Marshall’s
Health & Natural Therapy, 110 Seaview
Road, New Brighton, Phone: 388-5757.
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HOME & HEATING
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Knit ’n’ Yarn
Wednesday, 11am-1pm
Head to Linwood Library
for a friendly craft
corner sessions. Take your
knitting, crochet or other
portable craft project and
enjoy time with other
crafters.
Linwood Library, 1st
Floor Eastgate Shopping
Centre
Seaside Market
Saturday, 10am-2pm
Go down to the seaside
and enjoy live entertainment,
great food, fresh produce,
artisan bread, arts,
crafts, jewellery and more.
There’s also a bouncy castle
and free face-painting for
the littlies.
Brighton Mall Golden
Oldies Movie Screening
Monday, 1.30pm
Take a nostalgic journey
back to the golden age of
Hollywood at these weekly
film screenings. The offering
this week is The
Seekers, a 1954 British adventure
film starring Jack
Hawkins and Glynis Johns.
Go early for a cuppa and a
biscuit. $2 donation.
New Brighton Museum,
cnr Hardy St and Seaview
Rd
Art Auction
Saturday, April 8. Viewing
from 5pm. Auction,
7-11pm
The South Brighton Surf
Lifesaving Club is hosting
an art auction to raise
funds for their popular
nippers programme. Work
from a range of New Zealand
artists will be for sale,
from sculptures, paintings
and pottery to handcrafted
jewellery, sketches, photography
and more. A light
supper is provided.
South Brighton Surf
Club, Marine Pde. Koha
donation.
Kids Market
Sunday, April 9, 11am-
2pm
South New Brighton
School is holding a kids
market this weekend.
There will be a sausage
sizzle, coffee van and cake
stall.
South New Brighton
School, 160 Estuary Rd,
South Brighton
Reading to Dogs
Tuesday, April 4, and
Tuesday, April 11, 3.30-
4.30pm
Designed to provide a
relaxed, non-threatening
atmosphere which encourages
children to practise
their reading skills and
develop a love of reading.
The programme uses
dogs which are the pets
of the city council animal
management team. Library
Email sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi
by 5pm each Wednesday
DELIGHTFUL SOUNDS: The Christchurch Accordion Orchestra will perform
a free concert at the Linwood Library on Saturday afternoon. The group will
deliver a concord of sounds from this beautiful folk instrument. After forming
in 1972, the orchestra has been a New Zealand champion several times and
toured extensively. They focus now on the joy of making music for fun and
entertainment, often performing for the Lions Club and the Scottish Society.
Hear them play on Saturday, 1.30-2.30pm, 1st floor Eastgate Shopping Centre. ​
staff and a dog handler will
be present at all times. Sessions
are 15min long.
Shirley Library, 36
Marshland Rd
Book Discussion Group
Monday, April 10, 10.30-
11.30am
For those who love
reading and want to share
in discussion with other
friendly book lovers.
Shirley Library, 36
Marshland Rd. Phone 941
7923 to inquire as places
are limited.
Creative Writing Workshops
Wednesdays, 4-5.45pm
Work with a writing tutor
who helps group members
to craft, create and develop
their own work.
Take some pens or pencils,
paper, and your wonderful
ideas.
Linwood Library, 1st
Floor Eastgate Shopping
Centre.
Art Exhibition
Monday to Friday, 11am-
4pm
Isaac Hughes is a
disability activist, poet
and visual artist
who enjoys creating
performance art that
crosses national and
disciplinary borders.
Eastside Gallery, 388
Worcester St, Linwood
Faerie Picnic
Sunday, April 9, 12.30-
2.30pm
Everyone’s invited to
the final faerie picnic of
the summer. There’ll be
games, a fairy garden tour,
free face-painting, giant
bubbles and hula hoops
and a faerie garden teacup
competition.
Rawhiti Domain, South
Brighton
Warming winter with
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Are you struggling with the heat of Summer
or wanting to get organised for Winter? With
the ever changing weather patterns, heat
pumps have the flexibility of being able to
heat and cool which is an advantage no other
appliance can offer. This represents great
value for your investment as you can use it all
year round. The team at Enviro Master Ltd
can help keep you cool this Summer either at
home or work. Enviro Master supplies, installs
and services all the leading brands including
Panasonic, Fujitsu, Mitsubishi and Daikin.
This means our team can show you which
system and brand will best suit your needs.
We currently have savings up to $600
off the recommended retail price on
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Would you like to maximise the number
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Heating your pool can do this and one of the
most cost effective ways is with a water heat
pump. Enviro Master Ltd can supply, install
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providing you with a comfortable, extended
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Servicing your heat pump is extremely
important to ensure that it is working as
effectively and efficiently as possible resulting
in a healthy, hygienic heat pump, lower power
bills and greater comfort. But beware, not
all cleaning companies are equal. We are
constantly hearing of people being charged
huge amounts for servicing and all they are
getting is a heat pump clean. We at Enviro
Master, are qualified engineers and therefore
are able to fully test and diagnose any problems
you may or may not be aware of with your
heat pump. Also, as we are associated with all
major brands, we are able to repair these under
warranty if they are still within the warranty
period.
It is important to remember, when selecting
an installer, the manufacturer’s warranty does
not cover the installation and consumers could
be responsible for any repair or damage caused
to the system due to poor installation. Enviro
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correct installation, and a demonstration so
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HOME & HEATING
Air Con Christchurch
Tucker Electrical
We at Tucker Electrical offer true solutions with full
visibility and quality products.
Air Con Christchurch Tucker Electrical
specialize in providing Heating, Ventilation
and Solar solutions with Automation to save
energy. As a sister company they provide the
complete package with all warranties and an
Air Con New Zealand $50,000 workmanship
warranty, being agents for Mitsubishi
Electrical, Fujitsu, Panasonic, Gree, Toshiba
plus multiple supply options for solar solutions.
Home Automation is fast becoming the
normal control of energy and the Econnecx
locally designed system is cost effective and
can be used to control all aspects of your
commercial or home premises from turning
lights on/off to the control of the heat pump
central heating systems, and of course the
biggest saver, hot water, all from your phone
via an app.
Mitsubishi Hypercore is an ideal heat pump/
air conditioner for the South Island as it works
at the nominal rating down to minus 15
degrees at full rated output (no other brand of
heat pump does that), add to the performance
in the cold the multi direction louvers and duct
vane air louvers and advanced air filtration
with the movement sensor, all these add up to
the best performer in the range of all brands
heat pumps and wifi control and you have an
unbeatable solution.
With Solar PV (Electrical Power Generation)
there are many pit falls and false quick sales
are being made due to misleading television
advertising and badly sold solutions. We at
Tucker Electrical offer true solutions with
full visibility and quality products providing
instant assessment of your actual generation
suitability by a full report.
Did you know you can, if installed correctly,
check each panel is working correctly? Did
you know you can assess/see the total amount
of generation of your system and the instant
position of generation? Many package deals do
not offer this and then you are only guessing
when trying to maximise the use and benefit
of your investment. On a financial return basis
we can show you how a 12% return on your
investment is quite simple.
Call us for any information or confirmations
for free Build Back Smarter Home Assessments
which are supported by the Christchurch City
Council (we are one of only three suppliers for
the programme). All our assessors are Beacon
Pathway Accredited and trained.
Call Stephen Tucker on 027 432 6222
anytime or the office on 343 3049 to book
an appointment or assessment and free
quote for Tucker Electrical or Air Con
Christchurch.
The facts about
home ventilation
Balanced Pressure vs Positive Pressure
Under the New Zealand Building Code,
all buildings, including residential, need to
be suitably ventilated, either with opening
windows or forced ventilation. Clause G4.1
states: “The objective of this provision is
to safeguard people from illness or loss of
amenity due to lack of fresh air.” There are
many benefits to forced, or mechanical,
ventilation over opening windows, including
warmth, security, reduction of outside noises
and reduction of condensation.
Traditional domestic ventilation systems
are ‘positive pressure’. They bring air in from
outside via the roof space and force the stale air
out through gaps around windows and doors.
The incoming air from these
systems has to be heated or
cooled to keep the house warm
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REAL ESTATE
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Deadline sale - all offers close 5pm and will be presented 11th April 2017
5 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | 2 living rooms | 2 car-garage | 2 off-street parks | boat mooring | Listing # SMT10098
A truly unique opportunity, this
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The main bedroom a real treat for parents
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overlooking the water.
The European kitchen area is incredible
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while the kitchen with its bi-fold window
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which is sure to delight the ‘chef ’ of the
home. Under-tile heating in master ensuite
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family stay warm in the winter months.
Outside the north, west and south-facing
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and two off-street car parks.
Beyond appeal, this property is located
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With exceptional attention to detail
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recommend early viewing as this impressive
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The Toner Sisters & Tom Sharplin
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e Toner Sisters with Tom Sharplin and 4
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TAB & Gaming
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Tues, Thurs, Sat
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SUNDAY
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Members, guests and affiliates welcome
H ORNBY
WORKINGMEN’S
CLUB
«WHAT'S ON«
FRIDAY 7 APRIL, 7PM
JO’S KARAOKE
SATURDAY 8 APRIL
4.30PM
BARROSS
8PM
DRAMA QUEENS
FRIDAY 7 APRIL, 8PM
(UPSTAIRS)
IBO TITLE FIGHT
BOWYN ‘BOMAN’ MORGAN v
GUNANR ‘THE STUNNA’ JACKSON
plus top line corporate fights
Door sales $40 or from Dashtickets
«COMING UP«
FRIDAY 21 APRIL, 8PM
THE TONER SISTERS
with special guests
TOM SHARPLIN & REMEDY
COUNTRY & RnR
Tickets $20 at club office.
Hornby WMC, 17 Carmen Rd,
Hornby. Phone 03 349 9026
www.hornbyworkingmensclub.co.nz
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