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LEGEND: Former
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representative Ian Penrose
features in a 2018 calendar
of local sports heroes.
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
Calendar of sports legends
• By Sophie Cornish
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Mr Penrose, 76, played 103
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Local sports heroes over the
decades will be acknowledged
in the New Brighton Museum’s
2018 calendar.
Each year the museum has a
different theme for its calendar.
Mr Penrose said he was honoured
to feature in it.
“I always find them (the calendars)
very interesting having
lived down there for so long,”
said Mr Penrose.
Museum secretary Peggy Butterfield
said the idea came about
when she was looking through
an old Aranui speedway book.
She noticed east Christchurch
had three world speedway
champions. Ivan Mauger,
Ronnie Moore, Barry Briggs
and another top rider in Geoff
Mardon.
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• By Sophie Cornish
MARINE PDE could be narrowed
near New Brighton Mall to make
the area more pedestrian-friendly.
That is one option of two the
public is being asked to give
feedback on as the city council
looks at ways to boost New
Brighton’s business area.
A budget of $3.2 million has
been allocated to the project.
Option one is focused on
reducing vehicle speeds on Marine
Pde between Hawke and Beresford
Sts to 30km/h, as well as a new
road layout at the Hawke St and
Beresford St intersections to reduce
vehicle numbers.
Under option one, the centre
barrier on Marine Pde would also
be removed to narrow the road,
improve safety and increase space
for activity next to the mall.
Key features for the mall will
include a combination of asphalt
and paving, new seating and
improved landscaping.
Option two has fewer
improvements for Marine Pde but
still includes the same changes
without the removal of the centre
barrier.
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THE NEW Brighton Museum is
always full of great ideas for its
calendars – and the 2018 edition
is chocka with sporting stars
from the eastern suburbs.
There are plenty of them, from
rugby players and cricketers to
the league boys and surfers and,
of course, the fantastic speedway
riders of yesteryear – Ronnie
Moore, Ivan Mauger, Barry
Briggs and Geoff Mardon.
We highlight one of the sports
stars on page 1 today – Ian
Penrose.
Ian, now 76, played 103 games
for Canterbury, including 64 as
captain, between 1963-1971. He
led the side against the Lions
in the infamous match in 1971
which became known as the
Battle of Lancaster Park.
I kind of liked those sorts of
games – from the safety of the
embankment of course.
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Red zone’s rabbit island
• By Sophie Cornish
RABBITS LIVING on a
roundabout in the red zone have
motorists hopping mad.
About 20 black rabbits
have been spotted at the busy
junction of Anzac Drive, New
Brighton and Travis Rds.
They have attracted an
audience, with motorists
driving slowly to look at them
and others parking up and
crossing the road to get to the
roundabout.
Motorists say the junction
has now become dangerous
and have posted their concerns
on the People’s Independent
Republic of New Brighton
Facebook page.
One resident saw a woman
take three children across to
the roundabout, while another
mentioned several motorists
driving as slow as 30km/h to get
a glimpse of the rabbits.
Transport for Christchurch
posted a video on its facebook
page of the rabbits with a safety
message.
“While it might seem like a
good idea to take your children
to see the roundabout rabbits,
the safest way to do this is to
point them out as you drive
past,” the message said.
RED ZONE BUNNIES: One of up to 20 rabbits spotted on the Anzac Drive roundabouts. Safety
concerns have been raised as people cross the busy intersection to see the rabbits.
“It is not a good idea to take
them across the road onto the
roundabout. We all know how
unpredictable young children
can be when over-excited, this
could also endanger the rabbits
and scare them into running
on to the road. This is a state
highway and heavily used by
large trucks.”
An Environment Canterbury
spokeswoman said it has
received a number of calls about
the issue.
“While it is not our responsibility
but the landowners, it
is a situation we can help get
resolved,” she said.
“With this in mind, we have
contacted the New Zealand
Transport Agency, which we
understand is looking into
control options to reduce the
risk.”
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Regeneration Area stretches
from Barbadoes St to Bexley and
New Brighton and Regenerate
Christchurch have provided a
combination of different land
uses including housing, ecological
restoration and visitor attractions.
FLYING FOX TO BE REMOVED
The controversial Muka Park
flying fox is set to be removed
by contractors this week. Due
to its lack of compliance with
city’s night-time noise limits, the
Coastal-Burwood Community
Board voted to remove the
50m flying fox. The outcome is
described as a ‘no-win’ situation
as many residents opposed the
removal. The removal will cost
$20,000.
NEW BRIGHTON FIREWORKS
The annual New Brighton Guy
Fawkes event will take place this
Sunday. Due to work on the pier
and the new seaside playground,
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South New Brighton and North
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open to relieve pressure in central
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PARKLANDS SUBWAY will help
fight hunger in the eastern suburbs
on World Sandwich Day.
Every customer who visits
the Subway on Friday will not only
receive one free sub, salad or wrap
when another is purchased but
a third meal will be donated to a
charitable organisation.
More than 270 Subway stores
will take part in the fundraising
event across New Zealand.
Other stores in the eastern
suburbs getting involved include
the Shirley store on Hills Rd, and
two Linwood stores on Stanmore
Rd and Linwood Ave.
KiwiHarvest is a nationwide
organisation which is
working with Subway on the
project.
The organisation will receive
free meal vouchers to distribute
to charities for people in need and
ensure the food is only used when
needed.
The global movement will be
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Thousands of meals are expected
to be donated across the country.
OPENING
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• By Sophie Cornish
A MAIN feature of the New
Brighton seaside playground
will be a traditional waka.
A ship was originally planned
in the initial design phase.
However, the waka design will
reflect discussions during the
consultation process about
interweaving cultural elements.
The budget for the
playground is $3 million. The
equipment will cost about
$750,000.
In comparison, the Margaret
Mahy Family Playground
in the central city cost $3
million, with $2 million spent
on equipment. It was opened
in December 2015 and is
the largest in the Southern
Hemisphere.
Development Christchurch
Ltd worked with Matapopore
Charitable Trust and Ngai Tahu
to develop the waka concept.
Matapopore general
manager Debbie Tikao was
pleased about the waka and
wants to see more cultural
equipment in playgrounds.
“It’s great that our kids
learn through playing on more
of their own history,” said Mrs
Tikao.
“I think we will be seeing
more of this sort of thing
happening, there is some
integration of Maori design
components in playgrounds
within the North Island and we
are certainly seeing more of
that happening it the South
Island,” she said.
Mrs Tikao enjoyed working
alongside DCL and Ngai Tahu
on the project.
“It wasn’t hard, we made sure
that we were working with one
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they (DCL’s design team) also
did their absolute best to ensure
the shape was right.”
Matapopore is a charitable
trust which works alongside
Ngai Tahu to ensure Maori
culture and values are
included in the regeneration of
Christchurch.
The mast and sail design will
measure 7.4m x 3m.
The playground will have
a variety of play equipment,
including some with wheelchair
access.
A global motion spinner,
water cannons, musical
equipment and a splash pad
with spouts is among the list of
different equipment.
The Halberg Disability Sport
Foundation and Be Accessible
worked with DCL to audit
the wheelchair accessibility
elements as well as an inclusive
carousel.
Workshops were completed
by DCL with local school
children and community
groups to discuss designs.
A more formal consultation
process with the public also
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Roar of vintage bikes on the beach
• By Sophie Cornish
THE SOUND of vintage
motorcycles revving will boom
around New Brighton beach on
Saturday.
New Brighton was one of only
of a handful of beaches in New
Zealand used for organised racing
during the early 1900s.
But on Saturday they won’t
be racing – the bikes will travel
along the beach in a parade.
Manufacturers would send
their motorcycles to Christchurch
to be raced and trialled on the
beach.
The youngest bike in the show
will be a 1939 350cc Triumph.
The fifth annual Smash Palace
Bike Show will focus on the late
Geoff Hockley, a former bike
enthusiast and author.
Mr Hockley was a New
Brighton identity and a founding
member of the Pioneer Motorcycle
Club.
In the 1960s, Mr Hockley wrote
A Tribute to A Gentleman about
the history of the club.
The event will be linked to the
book and Mr Hockley’s son Tony
will attend the event.
Tony, 82, will be the judge of
the ‘Gentleman’s Tribute’ on the
day, an award for who he believes
is the standout bike and rider on
the day.
“I’ve known for a wee while
it’s been coming up and I think
it’s a wonderful idea because it’s
the sort of thing my dad would
have always been involved in. I’ve
always lived in Brighton and I
think it’s a really good thing for
the area,” he said.
Event organiser Anna May said
previous motorcycle shows in
New Brighton have been a success.
However, this is the fifrst year the
bikes will ride on the beach.
“It’s sort of rekindled New
Brighton’s love for motorbikes
and the history,” said Ms May.
Twenty bikes will be paraded
on the day, two at a time.
The races will begin in front of
the New Brighton Surf Life Saving
Club and continue for 400m
around the legs of the pier and
back toward the surf club.
Ms May wants the focus to be
on the demonstration, not racing.
“These bikes are not exceptionally
fast, but they will be
spectacular.”
“Its not going to be a big fast
drag racing thing, we are very
careful to point out this isn’t a
race, it’s a demonstration . . . we
are demonstrating the way it use
to be,” said Ms May.
PROUD SON: Tony
Hockley will attend the
Smash Palace Bike Show
at New Brighton beach
on Saturday, which will
honour his late father Geoff
Hockley a former bike
enthusiast.
Right – An image from 1905
of one of many races on
New Brighton beach.
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• By Sophie Cornish
THE NEW Brighton seaside
market celebrated its 17th
birthday on October 21.
Beginning in 2000, the market
once began as a small community
affair every couple of
months.
It began weekly on Saturdays
in November 2013.
There was a wide variety of
music and entertainment during
the birthday market day including
an open mic day hosted by
Willie McArthur from Willie’s
Open Mic Night.
There was also birthday cake.
The New Brighton Project coordinator
and market manager
Martha Baxendell is pleased to
reach the 17th-year milestone.
“My team and I have worked
really hard especially over the
last five years to create a weekly
space that is inviting with a
special focus on family fun. We
are so happy with where we are
and hope to keep going from
strength to strength alongside
New Brighton’s regeneration,”
said Ms Baxendell.
It is one of Christchurch’s only
non-commercial markets with
stall rental fees going towards
advertising, entertainment and
running costs.
Surplus funds are returned to
the organising group, the New
Brighton Project, and are used
for other community initiatives
it runs such as the blanket bank
and the Christmas parade.
By Christmas this year, market
organisers hope to fully transition
to using environmentally
friendly packaging for all its stall
holders, where possible.
This involves moving away
from plastic and polystyrene.
Some food vendors have
already moved towards using
eco-friendly biodegradable plates
and cutlery.
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Feedback sought on plan to narrow Marine Pde
•From page 1
This option would see new
paving throughout the mall,
improved landscaping and new
lighting, seating and other street
furniture.
New Brighton Business
and Landowners Association
manager Paul Lonsdale welcomes
the plan, which he says will
bring more foot traffic to the
mall.
“It’s got to enhance the
foreshore area, when people
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However, there is still
the opportunity to give
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Marine Pde to vehicles.
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beach, but they don’t actually
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Marine Pde to actually get back
into the mall,” he said.
Opening up Oram Ave will
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•From page 1
“So serious research began
late last year, and we discovered
the east can certainly produce
champions in all sports,” said
Mrs Butterfield.
“We looked for heroes who
had represented Canterbury
or New Zealand, and they
kept coming. All together, we
have nearly 100 photos in the
calendar. Some go back to the
1930s.”
The calendar features cricket,
rugby, bowls, surfing, athletics,
water polo, gymnastics,
archery, golf, netball, boxing,
cycling, hockey, softball, football,
rugby league, badminton,
karate and hammer throwing.
It includes All Blacks, Silver
Ferns and Olympians.
Other calendars produced
by the museum over the years
have included local musicians,
shopkeepers, books, authors,
old buildings and places.
Mr Penrose’s family has been
involved with the New Brighton
Rugby Club since the 1920s,
and he is now a life member
and patron.
Growing up on Union St,
HONOURED: Dick Motz, a former New Zealand cricketer,
and Judie Blair, a former Silver Fern, both feature in the
New Brighton Museum’s 2018 calendar.
Mr Penrose attended Central
New Brighton School and New
Brighton District High School.
His sister Margaret Kelso is
the museum’s treasurer.
Other sporting legends
featured in the calendar include
cricketer Dick Motz, who attended
North New Brighton
School and Linwood College,
Ivan Mauger, a six-time world
champion speedway rider who
grew up in Woolston, and Judy
Blair, former captain of the
Silver Ferns who has a lifelong
association with New Brighton
Netball Club.
•The calendar costs $10.
The 2018 version, and
previous years, can be
purchased at the museum
or Home and Castle
Hardware, New Brighton
Mall.
SPORTS SPREADS: Every page of the calendar features local heroes
from a range of sports, including surfing and netball.
PAST: The
calendar will also
feature six-time
world champion
speedway rider, Ivan
Mauger (far left),
former New Zealand
middle-distance
runner and bronze
Olympic medallist,
Judy Blair, and
Canterbury rugby
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LEARNING: Shirley Community Trust worker and garden
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Park Kindergarten watering a young tomato plant in the
new Shirley Community Garden. PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
Getting food growing
• By Sophie Cornish
CHILDREN AT Macfarlane
Park Kidsfirst Kindergarten
helped with planting in the
Shirley Community Garden
last Tuesday.
Bunnings Warehouse Shirley
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to provide children with a
learning experience about
growing food.
Children were taught about
the importance of knowing
• By Sophie Cornish
A BEE house, part of New
World’s Little Garden
promotion, has been donated to
the New Brighton Community
Garden.
The house has been built in
the garden and bees are able to
lay their eggs inside.
The bee house was made by
Creative Woodcraft New Zealand
for leaf cutter bees.
Leaf cutter bees do not sting,
swarm or create honey, however,
they are one of the most
prolific pollinators in nature.
The community garden,
located on Shaw Ave in Rawhiti
Domain is set to re-open on
Saturday with a community
day.
Administrator for the garden
how to grow food, how to
identify edible plants and how
to plant.
Plants donated by Bunnings
included blueberry and orange
trees, capsicums, tomatoes, lettuces,
celery, corn and herbs.
The community garden recently
reopened in MacFarlane
Park on Jebson St.
Previously it was located on
Housing New Zealand land in
Riselaw St.
Community garden to open
NATURE: New Brighton
Community Garden
manager Catherine O’Neill
with the bee house.
Joyce Bailey said there will be
hundreds of vegetable plants
for sale.
“It’s the big push for the day,”
said Mrs Bailey.
The event will run from
noon-3pm will have a range of
family-friendly activities.
IN ACTION: Avonside Girls’ High student Lilian Exton playing boccia at the National Halberg
Junior Games. She is presented with an award for the best non-classified female at the event
from Black Cap Grant Elliott.
Success for disabled athletes
TWO DISABLED athletes from
Avonside Girls’ High School
have recently made their mark at
national events.
Lilian Exton and Alisha Mill
competed at the Halberg Junior
Games in Auckland and the
National Boccia Championships
in Wellington earlier this
month.
Run by the Halberg Disability
Sport Foundation, the Halbergs
are a national three-day sport
competition for physically
disabled and visually impaired
children and teenagers aged eight
to 21.
There are a variety of sports
including swimming, athletics,
wheelchair racing, boccia and
basketball.
Lilian and Alisha represented
Canterbury at the Halbergs and
came second and third respectively
in the A-grade boccia
category.
Boccia is a precision ball sport
similar to bowls and petanque
played by athletes with physical
disabilities.
Lilian also received the
award for the top athletics nonclassified
female at the closing
ceremony.
“We went to closing ceremony
on Sunday and no one knew who
was going to get what awards.
Team Canterbury got four
awards. I was one of the lucky
ones who got an award for athletics
non-classified best female.
It was an amazing feeling,” said
Lilian.
At the boccia champs, Alisha’s
team won a silver medal and
Lilian won the categories for
open class champion and most
improved player.
Alisha has acioscaphlohumeral
muscular dystrophy, causing her
muscles to be weak.
She has very little muscle
around her shoulder, upper
arms and abdomen, which
makes her core unbalance,
making it difficult to walk unassisted.
This has also caused her facial
muscles to stop working.
Lilian has otospondylo
megaepiphyseal dysplasia,
the only person in New Zealand
to have the condition which
makes her bones grow too
much, causing joint paint and
rigidness.
Both students are also deaf,
their conditions affecting their
ability to hear.
Head of learning support at
Avonside Katrina Boxall said the
two girls are fiercely independent
and competitive.
“They have amazingly supportive
families also, just really
awesome people,” said Ms Boxall.
MEDAL-WINNER: Alisha Mill
from Avonside Girls’ High
School with her silver medal
from the National Boccia
Championships.
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HIgH SCHOOl
Encouraging ExcEllEncE in our community
The
Principal’s
Desk
Mairehau High School continues as a
vibrant, viable co-educational school
in the east of Christchurch. We are
working with other schools, clusters,
and community sector groups to
develop a plan which will enhance the provision of education for all students in
Christchurch. All schools want students to access quality education outcomes, to
access quality teaching, and quality learning. I wish to share with you an insight
into the future of education by providing our community with progress on
‘Modern learning Practices’ and collaboration.
We feel we are in a strong position to offer students opportunities which will
enable them to become learners who are critical thinkers and communicators,
responsible and empathetic, confident and connected, digitally fluent, and who
embrace challenges.
I trust you can pass on to your friends and family, the opportunities that a coeducation
school such as Mairehau High School can provide for your child.
Towards 2018
Mairehau High School is committed to innovation by focusing on strategies
which improve learning outcomes for all students. Mairehau High School is now
planning for 2018 and beyond. For several years we have implemented in our junior
school modern learning practices, a programme to enhance independent learning,
balanced with good old traditional teaching approaches.
There are more sharing and collaborative practices between learning areas and
stronger links with the use of BYOD devices in the classroom. These modern
learning strategies engage and improve outcomes for all learners. learning
Teams are embedding cross-curricular teaching and learning programmes in the
classroom.
These key strategies are aligned with government priorities and include 2013-
2017 Achievement strategy, Building on Success (a focus on our priority learners)
strategy and Positive Behaviour for learning strategy. Mairehau School is
committed to ensuring the success of all students who walk through our school
gates.
Christchurch East Schools- Te Ara Tūhura
Mairehau High School is still committed to the vision with other Christchurch
east Schools based on the premise of sharing, collaboration and working
together to enable every student in the east to be provided with opportunities
to curriculum delivery and curriculum access. I am confident in ensuring
a quality education system for all students who live in the the eastern
communities. Students will have choice, opportunity and access to learning. I
take this opportunity to acknowledge all of the Te Ara Tūhura Christchurch east
Schools/ early Childhood Centres for participating in the fantastic Kapa Haka
showcase held in term 3.
A time to enjoy
I wish to conclude by saying that as Principal I get much pleasure watching
students enjoying and having fun in their learning. We need to have the ability
to laugh at ourselves and with others, and a time to enjoy the moment. I was
so proud of the students who participated in the recent Mairehau High School
talent quest, School Music tour and international day. All events were much fun
for students, staff and community. The musical and dance performances were
simply fantastic, and well done to all. Thank you to all who helped make these
events such a success.
Harry Romana
Principal
Harry romana, Principal
Music Tour 2017
This year our annual music tour visited Shirley Intermediate School where we
gave an hour long concert to a large and enthusiastic audience. At the end of our
performance, Shirley Intermediate performed a stirring haka.
In the afternoon we performed to another keen audience at Mt Hutt College,
before staying the night in Tekapo. Our final concert was at Mackenzie College in
Fairlie.
Thank you to all our staff and students who performed so well and to our tech
crew, Niko Smith, Don MacDonald and Paul lucas. We couldn’t do it without you.
Smokefree Rockquest 2017
Rockquest was founded by two Music teachers in 1988 and
since then there have been countless successes in its 29 year
history such as Bic Runga, Anika Moa, Nesian Mystik and our
very own student band Falter, who were National winners in
2003. This year we had three entries, with one group and two
soloists carrying on our proud tradition. entrants have to write
and perform their own original music.
We are thrilled to announce that Darrell Suaesa Faamau who
joined up with students from Haeata Community College,
with their group called Proud Brown, came 3rd in the
National Finals in the Smokefree Pasifica Beats category.
We would also like to congratulate Darrell for becoming our new student
representative on our Board of Trustees for 2018.
Voices of Canterbury
Well done to our choir who performed
at the Voices of Canterbury Festival.
everyone was great – and a special
thanks to our soloists, Tammy Raynard
and Jakob Callender, along with our
musicians, and choir leaders erin Rosser
and Rachel Nolan.
It was very exciting when were
awarded two certificates for the
evening – Best Body Percussion
and Best Choreography.
Darrell
Mairehau High School, Hills Road, Christchurch P. 385 3145 F. 385 3143 admin@mairehau.school.nz www.mairehau.school.nz
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MAIReHAu
HIgH SCHOOl
Encouraging ExcEllEncE in our community
Te Ara Tuhura Kapahaka Showcase
On Thursday 31st August, Mairehau High School hosted a Kapahaka Showcase
featuring schools from the ‘Te Ara Tūhura cluster’ (Belfast Primary School, Rawhiti
Primary School, Belfast Kindergarten, New Brighton Primary School, St Francis
of Assisi Primary School, Queenspark Primary School, Parkview Primary School,
Mairehau Primary School and ABC Belfast).
The event was a celebration of the group of schools involved in this cluster group,
and a celebration it sure was with well over 500 students taking part in some very
passionate kapahaka performances.
A huge thank you to all the teachers, kapahaka tutors, teachers, staff members,
parents and students that helped to make this event possible. It was definitely a
huge event for Mairehau High School!
Social Studies Level 2
The Social Studies level 2 class are currently planning and participating in social
actions.
One group chose to support 0800Hungry by organising a fundraising night here
at school. The students had a very successful quiz night and have raised in excess
of $250.00 for their charity. Members of our school community attended and
supported us through donations.
A very big thank you to our Year 12 students John Osgood, Parata Rurehe-Moke,
Matt Murtha, Ben Moore and Ben larsen. These students all worked well together
under the guidance of Zoe Turner, who unfortunately could not make it to the
evening.
The students achieved five level 2 credits towards their NCeA.
We would like to thank everyone for their support.
Mairehau High School Kapahaka
Rawhiti Primary School Kapahaka
Te Ara Raukura and Manakura Leadership
St Francis of Assisi Kapahaka
NZ Army Band pays us a visit
At the end of a very busy term three, it was great to welcome the New Zealand
Army Band who performed for our students, visitors and staff. We invited
residents from Diana
Issac Retirement
Village, who at the end
of the performance
enjoyed a morning
tea with the band
members.
We all thoroughly
enjoyed our time
with the band and
our appreciation was
shown with the very
loud clapping that
could be heard outside
of our school grounds!
NZ Army Band
On Wednesday the 25th of October a group of junior and senior Māori
leadership students attended the Te Ara Raukura and Manakura graduation
Ceremony at Haeta Community College.
The evening was to celebrate Māori leadership and participation in student
led schoolwide initiatives around promoting Te Ao Māori. Throughout the year
the students attended hui and camps to support their goals. The ceremony
began with a range of inspirational speakers before the students received their
certificates and Taonga (Pounamu) to celebrate and acknowledge the work they
did.
Jade Komene, Phoenix Neilson, Anysha Te Moana, Kees Gifford-Whanau,
La Bella Currin-Waru, and Sky Roberts.
Mairehau High School, Hills Road, Christchurch P. 385 3145 F. 385 3143 admin@mairehau.school.nz www.mairehau.school.nz
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state of mind
Another really helpful nutrient is
L-theanine, this is an amino acid found in
green tea. The action of theanine is to relax
without sedation - basically it encourages
an alert but relaxed state of mind and
in doing so is very effective at reducing
anxiety. There are also other remedies
such as Bach flower remedies, essential oils
and herbs that can make a big difference
in your child’s mental health. Herbal
teas such as Passionflower, Chamomile,
Lemon Balm and Licorice are all helpful to
encourage a feeling of calm. Bach flowers
can be individually prescribed to suit the
individual child’s emotional personality,
they are very effective in helping to
reduce feelings of fear, loneliness, fatigue,
hopelessness, restlessness and sadness.
Our Herbalist Nadine, is available to
prescribe Bach flower remedies as well
as herbal formulas and give advice on
which nutrients are the most suitable.
She is available for private consultations
on Tuesday and Thursday 10-2pm and
within the store at other times.
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HEALTH & BEAUTY
Clinic offers easy
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If varicose veins are a problem for you, the
dedicated, professional team at Transform
Clinic in Mandeville Street Riccarton can
provide the perfect solution.
Firstly, they will give you a free
assessment of your veins, and then suggest
the appropriate method of treatment,
depending on the condition of the veins.
There are two methods available –
endo-venous laser treatment, which is
used for both smaller and larger veins,
and ultrasound guided sclerotherapy.
Both are easy and straightforward, and
you can be fully active immediately
afterwards, without needing to take any
time off work, or curtail your normal
activities. The only requirement is for you
to wear special stockings for two weeks
following treatment, and daily walking is
recommended.
Both these treatments give long-term
relief from the pain and discomfort of
varicose veins, and as Transform Clinic’s
Jenny Little points out, they have become
the treatment method of today, with
surgical removal of varicose veins now
considered obsolete.
Jenny advises having treatment as early
as possible when varicose veins start to
appear, as left untreated they may lead to
venous ulcers and venous eczema, although
if these have developed, Transform Clinic
can treat them as well.
Transform Clinic has an affiliation
with health provider Southern Cross and
relationships with several other health
insurance companies, which means you are
usually covered for treatment, providing it
is included in your policy.
Transform Clinic also offers a full range
of appearance medicine options, including
skin rejuvenation and skin-tightening
treatments designed to improve skin quality
and enhance self-esteem. They remove
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also provide mole mapping, mole removal
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information on all the various treatments
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“We are a ‘one-stop shop’ for all cosmetic
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Transform Clinic is discreetly located
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Ascot Community Centre, Ascot
Ave, North New Brighton
Have-A-Go at Indoor Bowls
Every Tuesday, 11am-1.30pm
Indoor bowls for the senior
community. No experience
necessary and all abilities
welcome. Go along to try it out
but please wear soft shoes. Cost
per person is $2 with the first
session free. Phone Tania Smith
at ACTIS on 963 7070 or 027 540
5442 with any inquiries.
Aranui/Wainoni Community
Centre
Grace Vineyard Church
Family Fun Night
Tuesday, 5-7pm
Everyone is welcome at the
annual family fun night. Enjoy
the carnival games, bouncy
castle, arts, crafts, games and live
bands. You are encouraged to
dress ‘non-spooky’ because it’s a
safe and fun alternative to trick
or treating. Gold coin donation.
Grace Vineyard Beach Campus,
111 Seaview Rd, New Brighton
Imagination Station
Friday-Monday, 9.30-5.30pm
Lego lovers, head down to
the Imagination Station pop-up
facility in New Brighton. Use
Lego and Duplo as a medium for
learning. Entry fee is $2.
Carnaby Lane, New Brighton
Mall
Email sophie.cornish@starmedia.kiwi
by 5pm each Wednesday
Reading to Dogs
Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm
Encourage your children’s
reading skills in a relaxed
and fun environment. The
programme’s animals have
all been trained and tested for
health, safety and temperament.
Library staff and a dog handler
will be present at all times to help
facilitate the sessions. Sessions
are 15min each.
New Brighton Library, Marine
Pde
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
Be Fit Exercises Classes
Wednesday 1-2pm, Thursday
9.30-10.30am
For those aged 50-plus. The
cost will be $4, with the first
session free. Cup of tea follows
every session. For more information,
contact Margaret on 383
2665 or 3832337.
Ascot Ave community hall
VOLKSWAGEN DAY: The VW Summer Fest takes place on
Saturday, from 10-3pm. Everyone is welcome to take their VW
along, whether it is old or new. This is a family-friendly event
with stalls, food and awards. There will be a cruise to Joe’s
Garage Sumner at 2pm. The event has been organised by the
Canterbury Volkswagen Enthusiast Club and will take place at
the New Brighton Club car park, 202 Marine Pde.
Game Zone
Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm
An hour of fun playing
favourite games like mine-craft,
charades, connect four and
pictionary. Learn and develop
strategies in new games such as
dutch blitz, heads up, hand and
foot and group games. Join in
the X-box and PS4 tournaments.
Take your friends or meet some
new ones. All children aged eight
to 12 welcome. No booking or
payment required.
Linwood Library, Eastgate
Shopping Centre
Learner Licence Course
Friday, 9.30-11.30am
Get the knowledge and
confidence you need to succeed
when sitting your learner licence
test. This course is delivered by
Literacy Christchurch which
provides you with laptops to use
during class time to sit practice
tests and research questions.
The course does not include the
actual test, or the fee to sit the
actual test.
Aranui Library, 109 Aldershot
St
Ascot Scrabble Group
Friday, 12.45pm
Challenge your word
knowledge with other likeminded
folk. Join in with this
friendly group suitable for
beginners or experienced players.
Cost is $3, which includes
afternoon tea.
Seaside Market
Saturday, 10-2pm
Head to the seaside this weekend
and enjoy live entertainment,
great food, fresh produce, artisan
bread, arts, crafts, jewellery and
more. With a bouncy castle and
free face-painting for the children.
New Brighton Mall
Golden Oldies Movies
Monday, 1.30pm
Every Monday, the New
Brighton Museum plays a film
classic and this week it’s Don’t
Look Now, We’re Being Shot At by
Terry Thomas (1966). The theme
is comedy, with a running time
of 2hr 12min. Before the movie,
enjoy a cup of tea or coffee and
a biscuit. It’s a good way to start
the week and meet some new
people. Entry by $2 donation.
8 Hardy St
Eastside Gallery
Until November 4, Tuesday-
Friday, 11am-4pm, Saturday,
noon-3pm
The exhibition will host
15 watercolours by Antonio
Guerrero, one of the ‘Cuban Five’,
imprisoned for 15 years in the
United States and finally released
after a prolonged international
campaign.
There will also be a film
screening on Thursday at 7pm.
The film will be All Guantanamo
is Ours. For all enquiries phone
981 2881.
388 Worcester St
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REAL ESTATE
Spectacular seascape classic
11 Cholmondeley Lane, Governors Bay
Auction: Thursday, 9 November 2017 Unless Sold Prior
4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 3 toilets | 2 living rooms | 1 office/study | 2 car-garage | Listing ID BE192909
Locations like this don’t come up often
but with our vendors committed to a move
overseas, this is a rare opportunity to settle
somewhere very special. In a park like
setting with gently sloping lawns and lush,
established gardens the property connects
directly to the waterfront via a pathway.
With nothing in the way, it’s a magnificent
panorama out to the Lyttelton Harbour
and surrounding hills. Peaceful and ever
changing, this must be the ultimate antidote
to life’s daily stresses.
The classic homestead sits at the top of
the property enjoying the best of the views
and sun. Built with family in mind there are
four bedrooms, two living, 2 sunrooms and
a large library/office that could be a fifth
bedroom. The main family area is open plan
with a huge kitchen at the heart. Granite
benches and state of the art appliances
make this a home-cook’s paradise. The
dining area and adjoining living both open
directly to a large deck and the ever-present
vista. A wood burner with a feature stone
surround adds the cosy warmth of real
flame. Adjoining these spaces is the second
living room, which in turn connects to
a sunny rear facing conservatory and
courtyard. Upstairs is the master suite,
library and a second sunroom with views
right to Godley Head - the perfect spot to
watch ships come and go, with yachts in the
foreground and kids jumping off the pier at
the bottom of your garden.
There are two luxury bathrooms one
being ensuite. There is two car garaging
and tons of off street parking for the whole
clan. Set in the small harbour community
of Governors Bay the property is an easy
commute to central Christchurch, and
a short stroll from all the community
amenities including bars and cafes, the
school and the local pool.
Open Homes Saturdays and Sundays
12:00pm - 12:45pm.
See you at the open home or to arrange
a private viewing of this property call
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Debbie Johnson on 021 0515225 from
Harcourts Grenadier Beckenham
(Licensed Agent REAA 2008) or phone
the office 337 1316
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ph 021 231-1860
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PLUMBER
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Phone 352-7402 or 0274-
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4311440.
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480 Moorhouse Ave, ph 03
379 1400
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The successful applicant will need
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Ideally, the successful applicant
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What’s On
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NZTrio, New Zealand's leading piano trio
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working with Manu, who is originally from the
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Described as a 'national treasure' and 'New
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Ashley Brown (cello)
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Offer available for a limited time
and includes tea, hot chocolate
MON: ROAST MEAL
TUE: FISH & CHIPS
WED: FISH BURGER
THU: ROAST MEAL
SAT: FISH & CHIPS
AVAILABLE
FROM
11.30AM-2PM
FOR A
LIMITED TIME
Vintage Blue
PHONE 385 8880 FIND US ON FACEBOOK fb.com/GBCCHCH
THE GARDEN HOTEL COMPLEX | 110 MARSHLAND RD
www.gardenhotel.co.nz | phone 385 3132
H ORNBY
WORKINGMEN’S
CLUB
Club Cafe
OPEN 7 DAYS
LUNCH & DINNER
Gluten Free and
Vegetarian options
TROTTING CUP BREAKFAST
Tickets available at Club office and include:
Breakfast from 8.30am-10am; 2 glasses of wine or
beer; Guest Selector; 10 draws for $20 betting
vouchers; 8 draws for $25 Club vouchers;
Big screen race viewing; Full TAB
TUESDAY 14th NOVEMBER
$15
Chalmers
Restaurant
DINNER
Fri, Sat, Sun
BUFFET LUNCH
Sunday 12pm
FREE DESSERT
EXTENSIVE CARVERY 5.30PM & 6.30PM PRICED AT
ONLY $22.50 PER PERSON AND DESSERT’S ON US!
SUNDAY BUFFET : FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS
LUNCH $25 12PM | DINNER $27 5PM
GROUPS WELCOME. BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL.
PRE CHRISTMAS BUFFETS
SUNDAY 3, 10, 17 DECEMBER
LUNCH & DINNER BUFFETS : $30 PP
LIVE MUSIC with NEVILLE BARRIE
DINE & DANCE : SATURDAY 16 DEC
SATURDAY 16 DECEMBER
BUFFET DINNER & SHOW : $45PP
MADSEN PROMOTIONS present
THE MUSIC OF THE BEACH BOYS
LET US
ENTERTAIN
YOU!
FRIDAY, 7PM:
JO’S
KARAOKE
SATURDAY, 4.30PM:
MARION’S
OUTLAWS
SATURDAY 8PM:
TH’ ART
OF CHEESE
SUNDAY, 2PM:
NEVILLE WILKINS
& THE VISCOUNTS
$5 ENTRY
The Hornby Club | ph 03 349 9026 | 17 Carmen Rd | Hornby
www.hornbywmc.co.nz | Members, guests & affiliates welcome
Cashmere Club
50 Colombo St | Ph 03 332 0092
www.cashmere club.co.nz
20 Tuesday October 31 2017
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