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CONTROVERSIAL $25,000
glass graffiti protection panels
around the New Brighton War
Memorial may be removed,
sparking calls they have been a
waste of money.
The panels
were installed
around the
memorial last
month, but were
criticised by the
New Brighton
RSA and by
Kim Money
people in the
community who
said they were
“horribly ugly”.
The Coastal-Burwood
Community Board is now
considering taking them down
and using lighting, security
cameras and more open
landscaping to discourage
vandalism instead.
Board chairwoman Kim
Money has met with New
Brighton RSA representatives to
discuss the idea.
Ms Money said the options
LOOKING AHEAD: The graffiti protection panels around the New Brighton War Memorial may be removed, sparking New Brighton
RSA executive manager Garry House to say they have been a waste of money.
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included removing the low walls
in the area to open it to the
street, making it less attractive to
vandals.
But Ms Money said there was
no funding currently set aside for
the work, and having it approved
could take months.
New Brighton RSA executive
manager Garry House said that
was not good enough.
He said the city council had
wasted money on the panels
without properly consulting the
community.
“If you’ve blown the money on
doing something stupid, that’s
no excuse. You’ve just got to find
the money somewhere else,” he
said.
The memorial was vandalised
in 2015, and he said the idea
of protective panels had been
briefly mentioned then, but there
had been no discussion of it
since.
“I understand the council was
trying to do the right thing by
protecting the cenotaph, so I
applaud them for that, but they
went about it very badly,” he said.
He said the association would
be happy to see the panels left up
as a temporary measure, but only
for a few months.
But Ms Money said the
plan was likely to take some time
to approve, as it would need
to be put to both city council
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THAT WAS one amazing effort
from Ryan Pearce at the world
distance waka ama championships
(see page 4)
The South New Brighton School
teacher took out a silver medal,
fantastic considering he had spinal
surgery several years ago and has
only been paddling for 12 months
before making the New Zealand
team.
Our article today looks at the
fundraising effort put in to get him
there, largely from the Ferrymead
Rotary Club.
Club member Barbara Crooks
writes about how it all happened
and why the club did it.
Community spirit at its very best.
Well done to the rotary club, and
of course Ryan.
The drums are beating to remove
the graffiti protection panels
around the New Brighton War
memorial (see page 1).
No surprises there – they look
awful. - Barry Clarke
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Richmond garden expands
RICHMOND’S GREEN thumbs
have been given a space to grow
their community garden.
The Richmond Community
Garden Group has been given
a two year lease to develop just
under half a hectare of red zone
property in front of Avebury
House on the corner of Evelyn
Couzins Ave and River Rd.
Land Information New Zealand
leased the group the land
for $1 after it had twice outgrown
its previous space.
It is the biggest piece of land
LINZ has ever leased to a community
group.
The group’s founding member
Hayley Guglietta said, since
2015, it has had a small garden
beside Avebury Park.
“But we had too many people
volunteering – we just ran out of
space and things to do,” she said.
After approaching Regenerate
Christchurch and being told to
go to LINZ, the group had to
prove they were “providing a
space for the community” before
being given the lease.
But with nearby schools,
pre-schools and families already
using the garden, it was not a
hard sell.
So now the group is busy planning
its new space, which will be
PLANS: The Richmond Community Garden Group has worked
with the city council on designs. ​
the first of its kind in the city.
Mrs Guglietta said it’s not just
about providing a community
garden anymore.
“We want to develop an area
for people to come, bring their
kids, have a picnic, learn something
about gardening and be
able to run around,” she said.
The new space will feature
above ground garden beds, fruit
trees, a natural playground, picnic
area and a nature and education
focused community space.
Initial designs also show a
kayak rental shed for the adjacent
Avon River, beehives and
a lecture theatre with movable
seats.
The group has been working
with a landscape architect provided
by the city council.
And Mrs Guglietta said it’s
proud to have achieved all of this
with very little funding.
“We’ve done all of this with a
small grant from the city council’s
strengthening communities
fund and a small win from Z
Energy’s Good in the Hood.
But aside from that, it’s all been
donations and pure man-power,”
she said.
Currently 15 volunteers work
in the garden but members of the
public are more than welcome
to join.
Part of the project will include
converting the Avebury House
garden into a medicinal herb and
cut flower area.
“Programmes at Avebury
House will be able to use the
garden, go out there and cut
flowers … but we’re looking for
someone who knows about cut
flower gardens at the moment,”
Mrs Guglietta said.
It is also hosting a wicker
weaving session as part of the
development on August 19 at
Avebury House.
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Rotary helps teacher succeed on water
Ferrymead Rotarians had a
strong inkling they were on
to a good thing when Ryan
Pearce approached them for
support to get to the waka
ama (outrigger canoeing)
world championships. Club
member Barbara Crooks
writes about how it worked
out
THE 34-year-old South
Brighton School teacher
was part of a para-six which
paddled to a silver medal at the
World Distance Waka Ama
Championships in Tahiti a
couple of weeks ago.
Pearce, who has used a brace
on his right leg since spinal
surgery eight years ago, had been
paddling for just 12 months
before making the New Zealand
team.
To get to Tahiti he – and each
of his fellow paddlers –had to
raise $4000 in three months
since the team was named in
March.
His personal and professional
attributes impressed Ferrymead
Rotary members so much they
DETERMINED: Ryan Pearce (front) won a silver medal at the World Distance Waka Ama
Championships in Tahiti. ​
readily agreed. And while they
thought their contribution
modest, Ryan pointed out that
they had paid his Christchurch
to Auckland airfare – without
which he wouldn’t have made
the plane to Tahiti.
After his selection was
confirmed in March, he had to
fund a medical examination, and
flights, food and accommodation
for three training camps (in
Napier, Auckland and Tauranga)
and the world champs in Tahiti.
As he says, there are no free
rides for truly amateur sports in
New Zealand.
His waka success further
reflected Pearce’s resolve since
complications with a 2009
operation to remove a varicose
vein on his spinal cord left him
with no feeling from the waist
down. A month later, thanks
to his intensive rehabilitation
efforts, he was walking with the
help of a stick on his wedding
day.
Two years later, the remnant
of the vein forced another
operation, six weeks in hospital,
and back to work on physio in
a wheelchair. The next year,
he tackled the 2.8km harbour
crossing swim in Auckland,
dragging himself across almost
entirely with his arms. He has
done four more distance swims
since.
But he believes he trained
harder for waka than his swims
because he didn’t want to let his
mates down. He’s also quick to
point out that, while one of the
seven paddlers did not get a start
in Tahiti, the performance was
very much a team effort.
Pearce sees “paddling in
some capacity” as very much a
part of his immediate sporting
future. He believes he’s best
suited to longer distances, which
opens the way for him to bring
his swimming, paddling and
perhaps other endurance talents
together.
QE II track unlikely to stay
• By Gabrielle Stuart
AN APPEAL to save the
community-built QE II
Park fitness trail has failed
– but campaigners fighting
for it are not giving up yet.
The fitness trail currently
runs around the park, with
17 fitness stations set up
around the 2km track.
But about half the track
is set to be removed when
Shirley Boys and Avonside
Girls’ high schools are built there.
The Coastal-Burwood Community
Board wrote to the
Ministry of Education last week
asking it to reconsider its decision
to remove that portion of the fitness
trail.
But the ministry has refused to
Dan
O’Sullivan
reconsider.
Ministry education infrastructure
service deputy head Rob
Giller said keeping the trail
would “compromise the
safety and security of the
school”.
“That’s because if public
access was granted over the
schools’ land, its boards of
trustees would not be able
to trespass members of the
public causing menace,” he
said.
He said the school site had
already been reduced to meet
city council requirements, and
keeping the trail would reduce it
further.
Community board chairwoman
Kim Money said she
accepted that, and believed there
was nothing more the board
could do.
She said she would now work
with the city council to create
a shorter loop off the school
grounds.
North New Brighton resident
Dan O’Sullivan, who has been
campaigning to save the trail,
said that was not good enough.
He said he would now look at
organising a letter or petition
from residents to keep it. “Of
course there’s a way around it, it’s
just they don’t want to,” he said.
He believed keeping the trail
would make the school more
secure, as residents walking there
on weekends or after hours could
keep an eye out for vandalism
or problems happening at the
school.
No decision on dairy
NO DECISION has yet been
made whether a dairy on Union
St, South New Brighton, will be
able to expand.
Owner Christine Chen wants
to expand the business by
building on a section next to the
dairy.
Neighbours Brendon Moir
and Patricia Claypoole objected
to the plan because they believe
the expansion does not comply
with the city council’s resource
consent requirements.
A commissioner heard
arguments for and against the
expansion in May, and has yet to
release a decision.
•In previous reports on the
issue, Pegasus Post has omitted
to report Mr Moir and Ms Claypoole’s
objection was because
NOT YET: No decision has
been made yet on whether
a dairy on Union St can
expand.
they believed the business
expansion did not comply with
resource consent requirements.
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Mr Moir and Ms Claypoole for
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Michelle Fuentes-Whittaker
Brighton’s social conscience
Social entrepreneur
Michelle Fuentes-
Whittaker’s latest
venture is The Good
Shop in Carnaby Lane,
New Brighton. Sarla
Donovan talked to
her about the cafe,
shop and hub for
community education
and workshops
What’s the idea behind The
Good Shop?
To make living greener easier
and more accessible. We tend
to get overwhelmed and don’t
know where to start, or feel like
any small change won’t make a
difference. We aim to shift this
through having the shop, building
a community of support and
also education and workshops.
What motivated you to set
this up?
It grew out of a combination
of things. I’ve been involved in
the social enterprise scene for
a couple of years and when we
had the big Kaikoura/Hurunui
earthquake in November, I wanted
to help the vulnerable small
businesses. So I set up Alpine
Pacific in a Box – a Christmas
gift box full of artisan products
made in these regions. I’ve
always been a greenie so when I
realised that all the artisan products
were also naturally ethical
and environmentally-friendly,
I thought to extend the support
to both the makers and the customer
through a not-for-profit
social enterprise.
Is it a challenge to run an
enterprise like this and make a
living?
Short answer is yes. We are
only in the start-up phase and it
takes a while to get the cash flow
going. So we are mainly volunteers
at this stage but are very
committed to the initial pilot to
see if it is viable going forward.
We’ve got a lot of support from
the local community but it also
GREENER: Michelle Fuentes-Whittaker and chef Noelina Maruccio at The Good Shop on
Carnaby Lane, which aims to make it easier to live a green lifestyle. PHOTO: GILBERT WEALLEANS
needs to translate into financial
sustainability. We do need some
funding to help us through the
start-up phase.
Are you juggling family as
well?
We are all parents. Another
string to the venture is to create
the type of workplace you’ve
always wanted that is flexible
around family. So there are four
of us that work part time to
cover the Tuesday to Saturday
week and the collective directorship.
Though I’m finding that
I’m working everyday being the
business developer, communications
and marketing, social
media, managing director, ops
manager, finance manager and
admin! But for now, I’m loving it
and once the systems are set up
and we have more volunteers on
board, it will be more sensible.
Why did you decide to open
in New Brighton?
Three of us are locals. We love
living here and are putting our
hands up to contribute to the
vibrant community. We have
strong networks across greater
Brighton and the east, which
is vital to starting up a not-forprofit
venture. We also have
the support from Development
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Are you originally from
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Born and bred Cantabrian. I’ve
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From doing earthquake recovery
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well-being campaign and developing
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Have you always been a socially
aware kind of person?
I’ve always been involved in
volunteering and community
from an early age. That continued
through university and my
first job as a community centre
manager in Wellington. My
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journey but there is a very
clear thread and commitment to
social change and community
well-being. The Good Shop is
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an umbrella of Flourish Inc, a
collective for happy people and
a healthy planet. I pulled this
together to bring my various
initiatives, interests and fabulous
collaborators under a clear vision
and practice – enjoyable, innovative
experiences that just happen
to be good for you and good for
the planet.
There seems to be a real push
back on plastic bags at the moment.
Why do you think that
is?
Waste is a huge issue and
plastic bags are a tangible item
that we all use and it’s easy to
see what damage they’re doing
to our oceans and environment.
Plastic has only really been
around in everyday household
products for the last 40 to 50
years. Yet there has only recently
been the realisation of the prolific
impact. We don’t really know
how long plastic takes to break
down either. It’s commonly
stated as 100 years, yet we haven’t
reached that time yet so it could
be 1000 years. The silly thing is
that we don’t need them. Our
parents and grandparents never
needed them either. Use cloth
bags – it’s that simple. Putting a
levy on plastic bags or making
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Where do you like to hang
out when you have some down
time?
The beach and the forest are
such amazing assets on this side
of the city and are extra enjoyable
with kids and dogs. I mostly
hang out with family and friends
in winter, but with this project,
I am spending my downtime
working.
Do you have a bucket list?
What’s at the top right now?
I haven’t got a bucket list as
such. I’ve always tried to live
my life doing what I love as I go.
Though getting The Good Shop
successful and making a living
for those involved is at the top of
my life list right now.
Where do you see yourself in
five years time?
Everything flourishing – www.
flourish.org.nz
How are you enjoying these
frosty winter days?
I’m more of a spring and autumn
person but I love the frosty
days if it means sunshine all day.
With the very cold mornings,
though, I’m not enjoying the
condensation on the windows
and running the heat pump a lot
more. It’s important to be warm
and dry, though, to reduce the
winter ills.
Do you have any go-to recipes
at this time of year?
Usually soups like curried
kumura, and my son’s favourite
leek and potato, which I make
nice and thick. But with having
a cafe in our shop, I’m in heaven.
I’ve been a vegetarian for more
than 20 years and to have a
whole menu I can eat from is so
incredibly exciting. So I’m enjoying
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COPIES OF the Pegasus Post dating back
to 1966 have been bound into a book by
the New Brighton Museum.
The newspapers were stored in boxes
at the back of the museum, but it was decided
the public would enjoy them.
The first box full was taken to the city
council bindery at Linwood and the
museum committee was thrilled with the
result.
One paper had a whole page on the
pancake races which were an annual event
on Shrove Tuesday. Teams of keen competitors
would race up Seaview Rd, tossing
their pancakes on the way. The museum
has some handsome trophies in its cabinet
from the races.
Museum secretary Peggy Butterfield
said not many years in the collection are
complete until after 2002 when the museum
opened and dedicated collecting of
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HISTORY: Margaret Kelso
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the Pegasus Post began.
The book is on display at the museum,
along with many other treasures. One
such item is Patsy and Warner Mauger’s
recently written memoirs – a beautiful
book stacked with memories.
The museum is open every day from
1-3pm so get along and browse the memorabilia.
However, Monday is movie day, so
it is not possible to browse that day.
The museum is reliant on volunteers to
open each day and is presently a bit thin
on helpers. If you can spare an afternoon
a week to be on the desk, meet and greet
visitors and show them around, it would
be greatly appreciated.
“It is so important now more than ever
that we preserve our local history,” said
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2nd Row: Eden Pettigrew, Adonai Schwenke, Anaru Gray, Cole Barrie
3rd Row: Havana Aaifou, Thomas McHutchison, Sapana Kharal, William Paulden, Sean Robertson-Wright, Makayla Austin
Enrolling now for 2018
Rebuild Update from the Principal
Major Production 2017 ‘Wolfstock’
Kia ora koutou. Talofa. Kia Orana. Malo
e lelei. Bula. Fakaalofaatu. Namaste
and Kumusta. Greetings to our
Community.
I am very pleased to inform our
community of two important decisions
regarding our rebuild process.
The school’s master-planning
designers have been announced. This
is the firm Architectus and we are very
positive about this.
www.architectus.co.nz
Architectus has completed many
school rebuilds and other major
projects, including in Christchurch the
Knowledge Centre (the Central Library)
and the Bus Exchange. The lead
person for our rebuild at Architectus
is Carsten Auer. Carsten leads the
Christchurch Architectus team. He is
a Redcliffs resident and is committed
to the concepts of community and
inclusion which came through strongly
in Architectus's submission.
In Term 2, 2019 Linwood College will
shift off-site for the duration of our
rebuild to what will then be the former
Avonside Girls’ High site. The site will
be available as AGHS (and Shirley BHS)
will be on their new site, formerly QE2
Park. This is a very good step for us,
for while it has its own processes to
work through, there are three major
positives:
1. LC students and staff will not
experience the difficult period of rebuild
disruption. The time and energy
that otherwise would have gone to
ensuring learning was not affected
can now be used more positively.
2. The LC demolition and building
processes start with an unoccupied
site and so can operate in a single
stage. This means that a year
comes off the rebuild timeline so the
timeline we are looking at now is 18
months to two years.
3. With this considerable timesaving
and there being no need
for relocatables to shift us around
in, there is a financial saving of
approximately $1 million. This money
does not leave the budget so is used
to enhance what we will be getting.
The Ministry of Education will ensure
that LC has all the support that we
need during our temporary relocation,
including a transport plan for our
students to the new site. We will be
exploring bussing options to get our
students there. The MoE appoints
a relocation manager and employs
specialist movers skilled at shifting a
school, everything from basketballs to
hydrochloric acid.
The AGHS site is safe. The buildings
are mainly relocatable classrooms.
AGHS has operated very successfully
in them with a full academic and
social curriculum. About half of the
relocatables were brought in postearthquake
so they are modern and
warm. In fact, they are of better quality
than our present LC classrooms.
The site is close to us. I have timed my
last two drives there: 3 min 50 sec and
4 min 10 sec, just 2.2 kilometres from
the LC front gate to the AGHS front
gate.
While the rebuild of Linwood College is
well overdue, we are also aware that
the demolition of the old school will
bring mixed feelings for some. And
this makes sense as a school’s physical
fabric contains many memories and
key moments in people’s lives. How
we close and honour this chapter in our
school’s history, while we open another,
is important to us and already is being
given due attention.
Nga mihi nui to our community as the
positive activity of the year continues. I
am always keen to meet people if any
member of the community wishes to
talk to me about anything. My door is
open.
Richard Edmundson
Tumuaki-Principal
The moon is high and all is quiet.
Excitement is rising. The night is still.
This night, 2nd August will be the
opening night of Linwood College’s
2017 major production ‘Wolfstock’.
This is a maverick musical written by
Mary McMahan with music by Donald
Woodward.
A ‘Grease’ ‘Teenwolf’ mash-up with
eccentric characters, great one-liners
and the odd motor bike - this fun story
along with the compulsory dancing and
singing has all the makings for a fun,
family-friendly show.
The new Performing Arts learning
team of Sam Boyce da Cruz and
Ben Russell are bringing life back
to the Linwood College productions
after a hiatus. The cast of this year’s
production celebrates everything that
is great about being part of a Year
7 - 13 school with cast and musicians
involved spanning across all age
groups, collaborating and working
together to present this show.
Community Connections
Students from Linwood North
Primary School visited during Linwood
College’s Taster Afternoon this month.
They were treated to a scene from the
upcoming Linwood College musical
WOLFSTOCK as well as engaging
science experiments.
Linwood College • Phone: 982-0100 • Email: office@linwoodcollege.school.nz • www.linwoodcollege.school.nz
The show will have a three night run
from 1 - 3 August. Tickets will be
available at the College’s Payment
Office from Term 3. We look forward to
seeing you there.
Heathcote Valley School students
investigate science during their lesson
with Helen Mora, Head of the Science
Department.
Science, mathematics and debating
lessons taught at the College to
local primary school students are
strengthening ties with the community.
Regional Pool Championship Contenders
Kane Tahu, Justin
Howland, Shayden
McKenzie and Ben
Broomhall recently made
it into the regional ‘Pool for
Schools’ championships
following trials earlier this
month at the Cashmere
Working Men’s Club.

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ACHIEVERS
Flooring apprentice takes
out top industry accolade
A WAINONI apprentice has
taken out the top title at the
annual Flooring Apprentice
of the Year Awards held in
Christchurch.
The event, held by the Building
and Construction Industry
Training Organisation earlier
this month in conjunction with
the National Flooring Association,
honours excellence and
dedication towards training.
Nicholas Poultney from
Wainoni was awarded both the
stage three and the supreme apprentice
of the year awards – the
overall highest achiever of all
winners.
The award winners were selected
based on the achievement
and skills they display at courses
provided by the Allied Trades
Institute throughout the year.
“Nicholas was well prepared
for his course and showed a
great ability to problem solve
and think things through. He
consistently produced a high
standard of work,” said Allied
Trades Institute principal tutor
Jeff Henry.
“All of this year’s winners are
strong role models for those who
may be considering an apprenticeship
in the flooring industry,”
said BCITO chief executive
Warwick Quinn.
There has never been a better
time to consider a career in the
trades, he said. “New Zealand
is in the midst of a skills shortage
and the construction and
building sector desperately needs
more recruits. This pressure is
set to continue so anyone considering
a career in the trades can
be confident they are making an
excellent choice.”
WINNER: Supreme apprentice of the year Nicholas Poultney
with Deb Paul from the Building and Construction Industry
Training Organisation. ​
WINTER
WARMER:
Relax while
designing
and painting
stones. Warm
up with some
complementary
hot chocolate
and listen to
live music
performed by
local musicians.
This is the final
event in Linwood
Library’s Winter
Warmers which
aims to promote
mental health
and well-being.
Thursday, 5.30-
6.30pm. Register
your interest by
visiting or calling
the library on
941 7923.
Linwood Library,
Eastgate
Shopping
Centre. ​
Email sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi
by 5pm each Wednesday
Aranui Creation Station
Wednesday, 10am-noon
This initiative from Otautahi
Creative Spaces encourages
people to use their imagination
and encourage their crafty
side. Make new friends and
share ideas and tips on creative
projects. It’s free to take part and
everyone is welcome to
go along and share their crafty
side.
109 Aldershot St. Free entry
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Ascot Scrabble Group
Friday, 1pm
Challenge your word knowledge
with other like-minded folk.
Join in with this friendly
group suitable for beginners or
experienced players. Cost is $3
which includes afternoon tea.
Ascot Community Centre,
Ascot Ave, North New Brighton
Imagination Station
Monday-Friday, 9.30am-
5.30pm
Lego-lovers head down to the
Imagination Station pop-up
facility in New Brighton. The
popular centre uses Lego and
Duplo as a medium for learning
and creativity and it’s open
every day during the July school
holidays.
Carnaby Lane, New Brighton
Art Exhibition
Weekdays, 11am-4pm, and
Saturday, noon-4pm
Check out this quirky art
exhibition from Christchurch
poet and artist Nicholas Williamson.
It is called The Dead Sea
Canvasses and Other Paintings.
He sold 30 of 39 works at his
last show in 2016 and has had a
picture book made of them.
Eastside Gallery, 388 Worcester
St
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Sunday-Tuesday, 10am-4pm
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Carnaby Lane, New Brighton
Classic Movie
Monday, 1pm
Every Monday the museum
plays a classic film and this
week will be Pocketful of
Miracles, a 1961 comedydrama
starring Bette Davis
and Glen Ford. Before the
movie enjoy a cup of tea or
coffee and a biscuit. A good
way to start the week and
meet new people.
New Brighton Museum, 8
Hardy St. $2 donation.
Public Plantings Talk
Monday, 1.30-2.30pm
The Avon branch of U3A
presents Russell Wedge from
the city council who will talk
about planning public plantings.
This is part of a series of
talks on public gardens. New
members are welcome. For more
information, phone 385 1833.
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Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Kaiapoi Licensed Agent REAA 2008
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Modern Home - Must be Sold!
58a Matai Street, Fendalton
5 Bedrooms | 3 Bathrooms | 3 Car Garage | Off Street Parking | Property ID: PLS2279 | AUCTION: Wednesday 9 th August @ 3:00 pm Russley Golf Club (unless sold prior).
This stylish modern 392m² home situated
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With the owners now pursuing commercial
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consequently, offers will be considered prior
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Carefully designed to maximise light and
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½ tsp Coriander
½ tsp Cumin
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1 Garlic clove
3 Spring onions
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Hip pain: Do I have arthritis or
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The team at Physical Sense in
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range of symptoms but many
of their middle-aged and senior
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both hips.
Physiotherapist Ietje van Stolk suggests
that a major part of the pain could be due
to muscle pain rather than simply arthritis.
“Even if an x-ray shows arthritis, the reason
for the pain may be the muscles around
the joint,” she explains. Alternatively, a back
muscle could also be the cause, as shown in
the image.
Ietje recalls one case where an 89 year old
client with severe arthritis who walked with
a stick, told her, “I will end up in a wheelchair,
I cannot put any weight through my right
leg due to pain in my hip and buttock”.
“Within 4 treatments, she was walking with
her stick but without the severe pain,” says
Ietje. “The arthritis was one of the factors
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Lindisfarne opened in 1987 with the aim of
providing parents and families with a nursery
school which respects their individual needs
and aspirations. We provide full time, part
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your child, so that you can organise a schedule
which suits your requirements.
The teachers provide learning experiences
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Our aim is to have happy, settled, confident
children, who enjoy an environment which
fosters a love of learning, and respect for all
people.
We are proud of our multi-national
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Regular parent and whanau activities are
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success and progress.
We do hope you find our website helpful
(www.lindisfarnenursery.school.nz) but
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at Marshlands Nest
Roslyn Eason, fully trained and experienced
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Roslyn says “Our goal is to create a setting
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for others is prominent and where every child
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At Marshlands Nest they create a most
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This have a mixed licence which means
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CASPA (Creative After School Programmed
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