Pegasus Post: November 21, 2017

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2017 

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Computers through generations 

• By Sophie Cornish 

IN 1992, Tim Bell taught 

computer science to primary 

school pupils – without a 

computer. 

The computer age was in its 

infancy and there were very few 

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around for school children to 

use. 

So teaching them about 

computer science was all 

worksheet-orientated. 

Now 25 years later, 

Professor Bell (above) has won 

an international award for his 

contribution to computer science 

education. 

The Dallington man will 

recieve the award in Baltimore in 

February next year at the largest 

computing education conference 

worldwide, The SIGCSE Technical 

Symposium. 

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Along with other colleagues, 

Prof Bell led the development of 

Computer Science Unplugged, 

a system of activities which 

allows students to learn about 

computer science, without computers. 

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Authorised by Poto Williams, 

Parliament Buildings, Wellington 

Central 

Brighton 

school site 

may be 

sold to 

developers 


THE CENTRAL New Brighton 

School site could be sold to 

private developers. 

A community meeting will be 

held tomorrow, with a key focus 

being the future of the Roy Stokes 

Hall which is on the site. 

There is concern the hall will 

be also demolished as part of any 

new development on the Seaview 

Rd site. 

Said Renew Brighton manager 

Sylvia Smyth: “The hall was built 

for and has always functioned as 

both a community and school asset. 

It has been a treasured by the 

community for over 40 years, including 

serving as an emergency 

centre after the February, 2011, 

earthquake.” 

“The site is destined for sale 

and the community have not 

been consulted at all in this process. 

We have asked for a pause 

in this process so that the community 

has the space and time 

to decide what comes next,” said 

Miss Smyth. 

Renew Brighton will host 

tomorrow’s meeting with the 

Christchurch Circus Trust, which 

leases the hall. 

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News............................... 3-8 

THERE’S ANOTHER Warren 

Hawke surf book for the coffee 

table this Christmas. 

The evergreen New Brighton 

photographer has just published 

another gem, full of surfers and 

other local surfing tidbits (see 

page 7). It takes an in depth look 

at Scarborough Beach with its specialist 

Malibu-style waves, surfing 

personalities, local board riding 

clubs and international surfing 

event, ‘The Single Fin Mingle’. 

New Brighton, Waikuku and a 

secret bay on Banks Peninsula also 

feature. The bay hasn’t been named 

in the book. Hawke said he wants 

to keep it for the surfers who know 

how good it is. 

Fair enough Warren, I’ll keep 

a lid on it too in this column for 

those who have gone there for 

many years. I’m sure those who 

can ride those pretty impressive 

waves won’t want it congested. 

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Tuesday November 21 2017 3 

News 

Rockabilly venue in doubt 


ROCKABILLY Show and Shine’s 

future at Rawhiti Domain may be 

in doubt. 

The annual event which brings 

more than 8000 people to the 

domain may have to find a new 

venue if the Christchurch 

Archery Club get their wish. 

Event 

organiser Robbie 

Baigent (left) 

said for the 

past two years 

organisers have 

fought to keep 

the event at the 

domain and have struggled to 

find a suitable date for next year’s 

event. 

Mr Baigent was required to 

confirm the dates for the event 

with every group which uses the 

domain. 

All agreed to support the 

event, except for the archery club, 

which said no to every date organisers 

put forward, Mr Baigent 

said. 

“For us to change these dates, 

it will split our audience and 

attendees making the event nonviable 

for us and in course taking 

away from our community,” Mr 

Baigent said. 

ISSUES: For the Rockabilly’s Show and Shine event held at Rawhiti Domain if they continue 

to clash with the Christchurch Archery Club which has concerns about noise and health and 

safety. 

The archery club suggested 

one date to the Rockabilly 

organisers; however, it was not 

suitable for them. 

The club has concerns for 

noise and health and safety. 

Club president Dave Henshaw 

said the group wants to work 

with all parties involved to reach 

a suitable outcome, however, 

noise is a big concern. 

“Our events are controlled by 

what is called a national judge 

and the national judge is the 

person who can say ‘yay’ or ‘nay’ 

if anything goes wrong because 

of certain safety requirements 

and noise. The archers need to 

hear any controls for safety that 

are shouted out by the national 

judge.” 

Mr Henshaw said the noise 

at the recent event was “exceptional.” 

“We could not have held 

a national event on that day 

because of the noise. However, 

we are still trying to come to 

grips with it and find a way we 

can accommodate all,” said Mr 

Henshaw. 

The group called noise control 

on the event which took place on 

November 11. 

The city council completed 

noise testing and found the 

event met with noise requirements. 

Mr Baigent is calling on the 

community to let the city council 

know how much the event means 

for New Brighton. 

He submitted an application to 

city council on Friday to secure a 

date for next year’s event. 

More than $5000 was raised 

from this year’s event to go back 

into the community. 

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residents of east Christchurch to 

help him compile a list of the five 

worst roads in the area that need 

repairs. He will then collate the 

results and present a list to city 

council in order of priority. 

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There have been recent concerns 

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Your Local Views 

End the stigma around epilepsy 

November 

is Epilepsy 

Awareness 

Month, 

Coastal- 

Burwood 

Ward city 

councillor 

Glenn Livingstone speaks 

about his experience with 

the condition 

I was first diagnosed with 

epilepsy at 19. 

I’m now 54 and have not let the 

condition hold me back, in fact 

I’ve used it as a springboard to set 

goals and achieve them. 

Leading up to the diagnosis, 

I could not work out why I was 

having uncontrollable twitches 

when falling asleep. 

At a 1983 Youth Easter Camp 

I had a seizure, where I blacked 

out and was taken to hospital 

with concussion and a suspected 

broken nose. 

My worried parents waited 

while an electroencephalogram 

revealed the spikes of the ‘extra’ 

electricity in my brain. 

Following this, I was diagnosed 

with myoclonic epilepsy. I was 

put on medication, which I’ve remained 

on since, in order to keep 

the epilepsy under control. 

One of the consequences of this 

newly-acquired condition was 

not being able to drive for two 

years. 

It also meant cycling with a 

helmet. Cycling wearing a yellow 

helmet in Palmerston North in 

1983 was a novel experience for 

everyone, both me and the locals. 

“Hey skid-lid”, or “moon-head” 

were all part of the experience of 

passing motorists in Palmy. 

Shortly after I was diagnosed 

and told someone about it, they 

said: “Oh, you’re an epileptic.” 

It was that labelling that was to 

become the impetus for me to set 

goals and pursue them. 

In February, I will be taking 

part in my seventh Coast to 

Coast event with MP Poto Williams. 

If you see someone having a 

seizure and lying on the ground, 

ensure that they do not come 

into contact with any furniture 

if inside and that they can’t hurt 

themselves. 

Once the seizure is finished, 

depending on the severity of it, 

check that they’re able to breathe 

without any obstructions in their 

mouth. 

They will probably be able 

to talk to you but may be a bit 

groggy. In some cases they may 

need medical attention but every 

person and every case is different. 

Those of us with epilepsy, our 

family and friends, want to be 

accepted. We should all work to 

put an end to the stigma around 

it. 

Those of us with epilepsy have 

extra electricity in our brains! 

So employ us, be cool with us 

and above all, give us a chance. 

Readers respond to an 

article about city council 

not turning off the Wi-Fi 

at New Brighton library to 

minimise loitering and antisocial 

behaviour 

David Neal – Play audible 

children’s books where they 

congregate. The kids will love it, 

the restaurant customers will be 

okay with it and I bet loiterers 

won’t be. 

Sara Spencer – Our library 

had a problem with teenagers 

loitering and smoking weed out 

the front. They just started playing 

classical music quite loudly 

out the front and they’re all gone 

now. That simple. 

Cathryn Lucy – If you 

think Wi-Fi and audio will 

stop things, you really need to 

rethink and realise it’s 2017. 

Everyone has their own data and 

headphones to listen to whatever 

they want, and if noise is so loud 

that it’s annoying, it will annoy 

all patrons too. 

Renate En Rolie Geleyns 

– Disappointing the council 

can’t be more helpful to solve 

this issue . . . it’s never that hard 

to find solutions just always 

bureaucratic nonsense to work 

with . . . flick the switch and 

solve the problem for goodness 

Local 

News 

Now 

sake . . . not hard. 

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Nichola Tyson – They have 

caused a whole lot of damage to 

the lobby and lifts, spray painted 

over the security cameras etc 

. . . a solution needs to be found, 

I was so against the free Wi-Fi as 

had an inkling that this would 

happen, so no surprises here. 

Mykel Holmes – So everyone 

needs punished cause of a 

few idiots? Disgusting that’s how 

the world works these days. 

Blair Woodhouse – Give 

them an alternative safe place to 

hang out then? 

Jasmin Couch – Hide the 

Wi-Fi password in books. 

Susan Gerrets – Man the 

police station. 

Julian Visch – Add a quota 

per user. 

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Surf lifesaving trailer thefts 


Scotty 

Roberts 

SPECIALISED SURF lifesaving 

trailers have been stolen from a 

storage shed in New Brighton. 

The thefts have angered Surf 

Life Saving New Zealand, which 

says it won’t be able to replace 

them for the summer. 

Said SLSNZ sports manager 

Scotty Roberts: 

“For the last 15 

years, we’ve never 

had any problems, 

but in the last two 

weeks, we’ve been 

hit by two breakins 

and case of 

vandalism.” 

“All the stuff that 

we have in there 

we have to fund for, so even as a 

national body, we still fund for 

gear and, yes, it’s all insured 

. . . it’s just more the 

inconvenience and the fact 

that they are stealing from a 

voluntary organisation whose job 

is to help and save people,” said 

Mr Roberts. 

Two SLSNZ trailers were stolen 

from the Owles Tce compound 

on October 29. 

Following this, security was 

increased and new locks were 

added. 

Then, on November 6, another 

break-in occurred, this time the 

GONE: Surf club members with specialised trailers that have 

been stolen from a storage shed in New Brighton. 

thieves bypassed the locks and 

took the gate off by its hinges. 

An IRB trailer belonging to 

North Beach Surf Club was 

taken, along with a canoe 

trailer owned by the South New 

Brighton Surf Club. 

The thieves attempted to steal 

a third trailer which had a wheel 

lock, so they let the tyres down. 

Paddles and a laptop were also 

taken from a Waka Ama storage 

facility next door on the same 

night. 

Police are asking for anyone 

who may know anything about 

the thefts or the whereabouts of 

the trailers to come forward. 

THE SOUTHSHORE Residents 

Association is looking for 

funding for an automated 

external defibrillator. 

Currently in the Southshore 

and South New Brighton 

communities, there is only 

one AED available at South 

New Brighton School which 

can be used during school 

hours. 

The residents’ association has 

identified the need for another 

one which is available 24 hours 

a day, seven days a week. 

The next closest option for an 

AED is in New Brighton, where 

there are six. 

Local 

News 

Now 


RESPONSE: The Southshore Residents Association has 

requested funding for an external defibrillator. 

Defibrillator funding needed 

South Brighton Holiday Park 

is willing to host the AED, if 

funding is granted. 

The residents’ association has 

submitted an application to the 

Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board’s Discretionary Response 

Fund, however, the city council 

is recommending the community 

board decline the application 

for $2900. 

There are around 500 houses 

in Southshore and 1700 in 

South New Brighton. 

The 2017/2018 Discretionary 

Response Fund has a total 

budget of $93,838 and $20,750 

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Local 

News 

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Surfing identities feature in new book 


SOUTHSHORE’S Dylan 

Wood is among local surfers 

and identities in a new Warren 

Hawke book. 

NZ Surf: The Collection – Vol 

1 takes an in-depth look at surfing 

in New Zealand and New 

Brighton is a common feature. 

The coffee table book containing 

more than 500 photos and 

60,000 words features surfing 

events, including The Ray White 

New Brighton Duke Festival of 

Surfing. 

The festival has quickly grown 

to become the biggest surfing 

competition in New Zealand, 

said Mr Hawke. 

There is a section dedicated to 

New Brighton Boardriders life 

member Iain Buchanan, a five 

time New Zealand Open Champion 

who is currently travelling 

the world as a head judge on the 

European and Hawaiian legs of 

the World Qualifying Series and 

as the ‘Priority Judge’ on The 

World Championship Tour. 

The section provides insight 

into what it takes to compete at 

this level. 

The pier features several times 

including a photographic piece 

entitled Moods of The Pier which 

features shots of several local 

New Brighton surfers on big 

waves breaking along both sides 

of the pier. 

Mr Hawke considers the pier 

to be an excellent platform to 

shoot off. 

“In the right conditions 

the surf can look world class. 

Capturing the best action with 

interesting light is always a goal 

and sometimes it all comes together 

if you are persistent,” said 

Mr Hawke. 

Surfer Keiry Bennett, labelled 

by Mr Hawke as a ‘local celebrity,’ 

also features. 

Mr Bennett first surfed New 

Brighton beach on hollow plywood 

boards in the late 1950s 

and is now the owner of Exit Surf 

in Ferrymead. 

It is Mr Warren’s second 

surfing book, published by CPL 

Media in Auckland, which 

specialises in beach and surfing 

publications. 

The book has a limited print 

run with the plan to sell it out 

and do no reprint. 

Copies of the book are available 

from local surf and clothing 

shops as well as good book shops. 

CELEBRITY: A new Warren 

Hawke book features many 

local surfers. 

CURL: Warren Hawke said in his new surfing book, NZ Surf: 

The Collection – Vol 1 that the New Brighton pier offers a great 

platform for surfers to shoot off. Local surfers including Southshore’s 

Dylan Wood feature. 

BREAKERS: New Brighton’s Will Newman is one of many local 

surfers to feature in the book. 

Computer science through the generations 

•From page 1 

The programme, which is 

used around the world, focuses 

on binary numbers, algorithms 

and data compression and has 

been translated into 25 different 

languages. 

A visit to his son’s year 1 class to 

talk about his profession sparked 

the idea. 

“I was aware from my son 

about the people before me, in 

particular a cop, who came 

along with his car and a 

nurse who brought fake 

blood, so as a computer 

scientist the challenge was 

getting kids to actually be 

interested in computer science. 

“But then it went down really 

well and I kept being invited back 

for more sessions,” said Prof 

Bell (left). 

The challenge was to 

find an engaging and 

interesting way to teach 

computer science, 

something Prof Bell was 

determined to achieve. 

“Someone might say, well, 

obviously, you can’t teach computer 

science to five-year-olds 

and so I thought well okay, 

lets see if we can . . . it’s 

definitely about rising to that 

challenge.” 

Shirley Primary School, 

Banks Avenue School and 

Chisnallwood Intermediate 

School were some of the first to 

trial the system. 

“The local Christchurch schools 

have been a very big part of 

what has become a well-known 

international programme … 

being Kiwi schools, I feel they 

are more open to new ideas and 

making stuff happen,” said Prof 

Bell. 

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Climate change 

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Come along and discuss the latest coastal hazard 

information – the 2017 Coastal Hazard Assessment 

for Christchurch and Banks Peninsula Report. 

Christchurch City Council staff working in natural 

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Management will be on hand to talk through the 

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Drop-in sessions will be held in all coastal 

areas including: 

BURWOOD 

Wednesday 22 November, 6pm–7pm 

All Saints Church, 306 New Brighton Road 

SOUTHSHORE / SOUTH NEW BRIGHTON 

Monday 27 November, 5.30pm–7.30pm 

South New Brighton Community Hall 

74 Beatty Street 

NEW BRIGHTON 

Wednesday 6 December, 5.30pm–7.30pm 

New Brighton Club, 202 Marine Parade

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Tuesday November 21 2017 

News 

Former 

Brighton 

school site 

could be 

sold to 

developers 

•From page 1 

The school was closed at the 

end of 2015. The Ministry of 

Education is in the process of 

disposing of the site. 

Crown agencies and Nagi 

Tahu have said no to buying it, 

leaving the way clear for private 

developers to move in. 

The hall was completed in 

1977 after a large fundraising 

effort from the school 

committee, which raised 

$108,000 of the $150,000 it cost 

to establish the hall. 

“Hundreds” of members of 

the community took part in the 

fund-raising effort, led by the 

school’s committee chairman 

Roy Stokes, said Miss Smyth. 

The school committee, 

along with members of the 

community, ran housie nights 

twice a week for 15 years to raise 

the money. 


AN ARANUI woman has raised 

more than $1000 so far to help 

isolated communities in the 

South Pacific. 

Raechel Keepa ran the Tarawera 

50k ultra-marathon on 

November 11 in a ‘mamas’ dress 

to raise funds for Marine Reach 

medical ships. 

A ‘mamas’ dress is traditionally 

known as an aelan dress and 

is long and made almost entirely 

from polyester material, making 

it hot and bulky. 

“My dress was a common 

topic of conversation along the 

way with people taking photos 

of my give-a-little blog I had 

pinned to my hydration pack, to 

supporters along the way giving 

me donations when stopping at 

aid stations,” said Mrs Keepa. 

Mrs Keepa is a nurse and 

has served on one of the ships, 

Pacific Hope, twice both in 2016 

and this year. 

The ships serve isolated 

communities with care from 

dentists, doctors, nurses, 

occupational therapists and 

physiotherapists. 

Her love for the people of Vanuatu 

pushed forward with the 

challenging task. 

“The Ni Van people steal a 


piece of your heart. They live in 

these impoverished conditions 

and they are so generous,” said 

Mrs Keepa. 

Mrs Keepa ran in the 

traditional dress gifted to her 

during her last visit to Vanuatu, 

to raise awareness for the men, 

women and children who often 

walk for up to 4-5 hours over 

mountainous terrain to seek 

medical assistance from the 

ships. 

The ships only come every 4-6 

months. 

Mrs Keepa’s campaign focuses 

Local 

News 

Now 

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Nurse dressed up for $1000 run 

LONG DISTANCE: Raechel Keepa ran the Tarawera 50k ultra-marathon to raise money for the 

Marine Reach medical ships. 


on Pacific Hope and is called 

Fuelling Hope, as fuel is the 

greatest expense for these 

ships. 

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TROUBLE: Zoe 

Rhoades (left) and 

Charlotte Stringer 

produced Comfort 

Food, a film about 

losing friendships. 

Avonside actress takes award in 

her film about broken friendship 


AN AVONSIDE Girls’ High 

student won best actress in a film 

she created about her experience 

with losing a friend. 

Zoe Rhoades and classmate, 

Charlotte Stringer, produced a 

short film, Comfort Food, which 

was screened at The School 

Shorts: Screen Competition 2017. 

The film follows the main character 

Hazel (Zoe) through her 

journey of grief and self discovery 

after her close friend said she 

wanted to end the friendship. 

The film competition was run 

for the first time this year and 

organised by secondary school 

media teachers and the New Zealand 

Broadcasting School. 

The year 12 students believe the 

issue is not often touched on in 

mainstream films. 

“I think, typically, romantic 

break-ups are generally portrayed 

in films, but it’s not as common 

to see friendship break-ups,” said 

Zoe. 

“These break-ups are generally 

under-valued in society, yet it can 

affect all parts of your life, just 

the same way romantic relationships 

do.” 

Zoe was shocked to receive 

the prize for her first acting 

performance, which was “pretty 

unexpected”. 

The films in the compeititon 

were required to be no longer 

than 7min and the finalists’ films 

were screened at Hoyts Riccarton. 

Zoe received a $100 cash prize. 

Avonside Girls’ High School 

media studies teacher Rob Lay 

was involved in organising the 

competition and hopes it will 

start an annual Canterbury-wide 

film festival for secondary school 

students. 

A similar film festival called 

Invision ran from 2004-2010 

before being disrupted by the 

earthquakes. 

Zoe also won the overall prize 

for the top student in media studies 

for year 12 at Avonside. 

The best film award went to a 

St Andrew’s College film titled 

Beginners. 


RAWHITI SCHOOL pupils have 

raised more than $4500 for chairs 

for Christchurch Hospital. 

The pupils, aged 5 and 6 raised 

the money for three Devon 

recliner chairs for the children’s 

ward. 

Deputy principal Helen Hogarth 

said the initiative was part 

of the social science curriculum 

which focused on “playing our 

part to make the community a 

better place.” 

The pupils held a mufti-day, 

spellathon and a market day to 

raise funds. 

Some even raised money in 

their own time. 

“Some of the pupils were having 

lemonade stalls outside their 

house and making things and 

selling them to people who were 

passing by. Of course, as soon as 

PROUD: Pupils 

at Rawhiti School 

celebrate during 

an assembly for 

the funds raised 

for the Devon 

recliner chairs 

which the school 

donated to the 

Christchurch 

Hospital 

children’s ward. 

Pupils get chairs for hospital 

people found out what they were 

doing, they were giving them $20 

for a cup of lemonade,” said Mrs 

Hogarth. 

Originally the 105 students 

were raising money for just one 

chair. 

“In the end we raised enough 

for three chairs and we were 

totally blown away,” said Mrs 

Hogarth. 

Mrs Hogarth said the enthusiasm 

from the students was what 

made the fundraising go further. 

“They loved it. They were so 

engaged in what they were doing. 

They were coming to school early 

wanting to work on their market 

day arts and crafts. They were 

working on it through their break 

times. They were so enthusiastic 

about it.” 

The chairs cost $1500 plus GST 

and will be used by families staying 

in the children’s ward. 

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Dilo Oil – The Remarkable 

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Until Rachel 

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OF BEAUTY” Dilo 

Oil was relatively 

unknown, being one 

of the best-kept secrets 

of the Pacific Islands. It 

may however be the number 

one natural beauty oil available 

as it possesses powerful natural skin 

regeneration and healing properties. 

According to ethnobotanist Chris 

Kilham, Dilo (pronounced dee-lo) 

Oil is a powerful skin regenerator as 

it is one of the most effective agents 

in promoting the regeneration and 

formation of new tissue, thereby 

accelerating wound healing and 

the growth of healthy skin. Dilo 

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penetrate all three layers of the 

skin, offering exceptional cell 

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As well as this, Dilo Oil has 

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Traditionally, Dilo Oil is used to keep the 

skin young and youthful and for just about 

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marks, wrinkles, blisters, burns (including 

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even contribute to disease. Generally 

the benefits are exaggerated 

and often only temporary or 

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no additives. Polynesians and 

Southeast Asians have revered 

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to be a sacred gift of nature and 

the Gods. Dilo oil stimulates 

and supports the skins natural 

healing process through the growth of new 

healthy skin tissue. I personally believe 

it is a remarkable product and highly 

recommend it to everyone. A 50ml bottle is 

$19.90 and 100ml only $29.90. 

Further information is available from 

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A fermented liquid health tonic offers an 

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the “Father of Medicine” – ACV has been 

renowned for its curative properties. 

In his popular book “ARTHRITIS and 

FOLK MEDICINE”, DR. D.C. Jarvis 

reports how he found that Vermonters 

who regularly consumed ACV and Honey 

had excellent health with many putting in 

a vigorous day’s work on the farm even 

when well into their eighties. 

He also noted the effects of 

ACV and H on arthritis to be 

remarkable with many patients 

reporting almost total relief 

after taking a course of the 

mixture. Dr. Jarvis surmised 

that the acid and potassium 

in cider vinegar counteracted 

calcium deposits and helped 

the body control calcium use. 

He also noted that Vermonters 

who consumed ACV and H 

around meal time had excellent blood 

pressure and circulation. The reason he 

found was that protein foods thickened the 

blood and vinegar thinned it. As the blood 

thickens it cannot pass as easily and quickly 

through the blood vessels and capillaries. 

This poor blood flow would reduce cellular 

health by limiting nutrients to the cells as 

well as waste elimination from the cells. 

To prevent cell damage the body naturally 

increases blood pressure but this puts 

more stress on the blood vessels, organs 

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and heart. Having ACV and H with meals 

will help prevent protein raising the blood 

pressure. It also contributes to a feeling 

of greater well-being because the thinner 

blood circulates quickly and more easily 

through the blood vessels. Dr. Jarvis found 

regular consumption of CV and H to be 

an excellent health tonic with numerous 

health attributes. 

ACV is highly nutritious as it contains all 

the goodness of the apple in a form that is 

readily accepted by the body. Good health 

starts with good digestion 

and assimilation of nutrients. 

ACV taken before food will 

stimulate and promote healthy 

digestion and assimilation of 

vital nutrients for good health. 

A well-functioning digestive 

system helps prevent disease 

by neutralising any toxic 

substances that enter the body. 

It is important to note not 

all ACV is produced in the 

traditional way and results are 

likely to prove disappointing with these 

other vinegars. 

Marshall’s Premium ACV and ACV 

with 20% Manuka Honey is produced in 

Canterbury from Organic whole apples in 

the traditional way. It is double strength so 

you can use less. 

Further information is available instore 

from the Natural Health Advisers at 

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110 Seaview Road, New Brighton, Phone: 

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NURSE MAUDE 

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. Please 

wear soft shoes. Cost per 

person is $2. First session 

is free. Phone Tania Smith 

at ACTIS on 963 7070, or 

027 540 5442 with any 

inquiries. 

Aranui/Wainoni Community 

Centre 

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. 

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 

Game Zone 

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm 

An hour of fun playing 

favourite games like minecraft, 

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 for 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, 1st floor 

Eastgate Shopping Centre 

Fiksate ‘Face Value’ 

Exhibition 

Thursday and Fridays 

1-5pm, Saturday 10-4pm 

Fiksate Gallery warmly 

invites you to the opening 

of their next exhibition. 

Face Value is a street art 

and urban contemporary 

art exhibition exploring 

portraiture and will bring 

together works from a 

diverse range of local, 

national, and international 

artists to the Fiksake Gallery. 

Go along and check 

out a fantastic range of 

artists using different 

mediums and styles to interpret 

what makes a face. 

Opening night November 

17. Running until December 

17. 

115 New Brighton Mall 

Learner Licence Course 

Friday, 9.30-11.30am 

Get the knowledge and 

confidence you need to 

succeed when sitting your 

learners licence test. This 

course is delivered by 

Literacy Christchurch who 

provide you with laptops to 

use during the class time 

to sit practice tests and for 

researching questions. The 

course does not include the 

actual test, or the fee to sit 

the actual test. 

Aranui Library, 109 

Aldershot St 

Email sophie.cornish@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

Linwood Library is 

looking for readers 

to join a daytime 

book group. It is 

held on the first 

Tuesday of every 

month, 11am-noon. It 

is open to men and 

women. Everyone 

reads the same book 

and gets together 

the following month 

to talk about it. Run 

in conjunction with 

Book Discussion 

Scheme. Small fee. 

Phone librarian 

Andrea Lord for 

details on 941 7923. 

Eastgate Mall, 

Buckleys Rd 

Ascot Scrabble Group 

Friday, 12.45pm 

Challenge your word 

knowledge with other 

like-minded folk. Join in 

with this friendly group 

suitable for beginners or 

experienced players. Cost 

$3, includes afternoon tea. 

Ascot Community Centre, 

Ascot Ave, North New 

Brighton 

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 littlies. 

New Brighton Mall 

Golden Oldies Movies 

Monday, 1.30pm 

Every Monday the New 

Brighton Museum plays a 

film classic and this week 

it’s Road to Utopia by 

Bing Crosby and Dorothy 

Lamour (1945). The theme 

is comedy, musical and 

adventure. Running time 

1hr 30min. $2 donation. 

8 Hardy St 

Eastside Gallery 

Mon-Fri 11-4pm, Saturday 

noon-3pm 

Eastside Gallery proudly 

presents ‘Trash to Treasure 

2017.’ The Linwood Community 

Arts Centre is once 

again hosting the popular 

‘Trash to Treasure’ exhibition 

featuring artworks 

made from recycled materials. 

Go and check out 

these amazing artworks, 

all are welcome. Exhibition 

runs until November 25. 

Enquiries 981 2881. 

Cnr Worcester St and 

Stanmore Rd 

Te Whare Roimata 

annual fundraiser 

Saturday, 9-12:30pm 

The annual fundraiser 

for Te Whare Roimata 

Inner City East Community 

Centre will be on this 

weekend. Lots of bargains 

and treasures to be had at 

small prices, kitchenware, 

linen, clothing, books, 

plants, toys, bric-a-brac etc. 

Refreshments available too. 

Te Whare, 274 Gloucester 

St. 

Hours of care in 

your cupboards 

While the Nurse Maude Hospice Shops are 

a well-known feature on the Christchurch 

retail scene, no quite so well-known is its 

equally successful counterpart, Maudes on 

Trade Me. 

Maudes on Trade Me sells everything 

from antiques to sporting and household 

items and is open 24 hours a day, seven 

days a week with the proceeds of every 

item supporting hours of care in the Nurse 

Maude Hospice. 

With up to 400 items a week being listed 

and sold Maudes on Trade Me is totally 

dependent on a steady stream of donated 

goods. 

So if it’s something you no longer want or 

need the chances are it can raise money 

for the Nurse Maude Hospice. 

There has always been a strong 

relationship between the 

community and the Nurse 

Maude Hospice. 

That relationship is what makes 

it possible for patients and their 

families to be able to receive 

care and support free of charge 

at the Nurse Maude Hospice so 

they can focus on what matters 

rather than having to worry 

about how they’re going to pay 

for that care. 

While smaller pieces can be 

left for Maudes on Trade Me 

at any of the Nurse Maude Hospice Shops 

it is sometimes possible for larger or bulk 

items to be picked up. 

Just give them a call on 375 4643 or 

email them at trademe.volunteers@ 

nursemaude.org.nz and they can let you 

know if and when they can pick them up.



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Love your dentures 

Is it time to swap your generic denture appearance 

for a beautiful, natural looking smile? 

Internationally renowned dental 

technician Richard Greenlees, 

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a patient’s face that is often lost following 

years of wearing dentures. 

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An intricate knowledge and 

understanding of facial features allows 

Richard to return facial tissues back to the 

correct position, reform lips, and restore 

beauty and confidence. 

Richard provides a friendly, discreet 

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Carmen, a recent patient said in a 

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Ingredients 

½ cup Marshmallows, small 

350g Sugar 

500g Strawberries, hulled 

6 Eggs, 4 yolks, 2 whole 

2 cups Cream, thick 

500g Strawberries, fresh, for 

garnish 

Directions 

To prepare the tin, line a narrow 

terrine mould about 30cm 

x 10cm with plastic wrap. Set 

some of the marshmallows along 

the bottom with some strawberry 

slices. 

Place the strawberries in a 

saucepan with half the sugar. 

Bring to a gentle simmer over a 

low heat. The juices will come 

out, so there is no need to add 

water. Simmer for no more 

than 2min, then remove from 

the heat and mash or purée the 

mixture. 

Return it to the pan and set 

aside. Use an electric beater to 

whisk the egg yolks and whole 

eggs with the remaining sugar 

until thick and mousse-like. 

Return the strawberry and sugar 

mixture to the heat and bring to 

a simmer. With the beater still 

running, tip this hot mixture 

into the eggs and continue 

whisking until it is really thick 

and well incorporated. The hot 

sugar and strawberries “cook” 

the egg yolk, so it is not raw. 

Whip the cream until it reaches 

soft peaks, then fold it gently 

through. Add the remaining 

marshmallows to the mixture. 

Spoon it into the prepared tin. 

Cover with plastic wrap and 

freeze for at least 24 hours. To 

serve, cut the parfait into slices, 

surround with sliced strawberries 

and place in a cup. 

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PERFECT WHOLE LEG OF 

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Whole leg of lamb 

1-2 tbsp oil 

Rock salt 

Freshly ground black pepper 

4-5 sprigs fresh rosemary 

Take the lamb out of the fridge 

30min before cooking to allow 

it to come to room temperature. 

Preheat the oven to 170 deg C. 

Place a wire rack in a roasting 

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and brush the meat with the oil 

and then season with the rock 

salt and freshly ground black 

pepper. 

Rub the lamb with the rosemary 

sprigs leaving them in the 

roasting dish. Place the meat into 

the oven and roast at 160 deg C, 

allowing 30min per 500g. 

To test if the meat is cooked, 

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the lamb is cooked. 

Remove the lamb from the 

oven, cover the meat with some 

aluminum foil and then set the 

lamb aside to rest, for approximately 

15-20min. Carve the meat 

and serve with your favourite 

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Auction: Thursday, 30 November 2017 Unless Sold Prior 

3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 3 toilets | 1 living room | 2 car-garage | 4 off-street parks | Property ID: PI48973 

Occupying a setting of tranquility, this 

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inspired views will greet you each morning, 

yet supermarket, cafés and shops are within 

close proximity. 

In the tiled entrance, large windows bathe 

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the day and into the evening, and a sundrenched 

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The 331 sqm grounds are fully fenced and 

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FOLLOWING on from their amazing concert in 

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showcase of the year’s work. 

StarJam is an award winning non-profit 

national organisation that empowers youth 

with disabilities through music and 

performance workshops. 

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disability. at means approximately 150,000 

young people with disabilities are facing 

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disabilities through performance opportunities 

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e 2017 End of Year Concert, is the 

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