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Combined effort to lower 

traffic speed near schools 

• By Caitlin Miles 

SCHOOLS ARE banding 

together to get speed limits 

lowered outside their gates. 

Linwood Avenue, Te Waka 

Unua and St Anne’s Catholic 

schools want to lower speed 

limits and install flashing speed 

signs to improve safety for 

children and families who drop 

them off and pick them up. 

Te Waka Unua and St Anne’s 

Catholic schools are both located 

along Ferry Rd and Linwood 

Avenue School is on Linwood 

Ave. All the schools are currently 

in 50km/h speed limits. 

Te Waka Unua principal Janeane 

Reid said the road outside 

the school is especially busy 

before and after school and lowering 

speed limits from 50km/h 

to 40km/h would help. 

“At peak times it can be very 

busy outside the school and 

while we have crossings we 

would like flashing speed signs,” 

Miss Reid said. 

Traffic figures from April 

showed along Ferry Rd between 

Osborne St and Aldwins Rd an 

average of 24,600 vehicles per 

day used the road with 1810 during 

peak traffic from 8am-9am 

and the same figures for the 

school peak between 3pm and 

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SAFETY: Te Waka Unua School has a pedestrian crossing on Ferry Rd but principal Janeane Reid 

wants the speed lowered outside the school as well. 

PHOTO: CAITLIN MILES 

Last year ex-pupil Isaiah 

Matoe was hit by a car outside 

the school when he tried to cross 

Ferry Rd. As a result his left ear 

had to be glued back on and he 

was left with cuts and bruises. 

Penny Knight said she won’t 

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school,” Mrs Knight said. 

A police 

spokesperson 

said a reduction 

in vehicle speed 

could save lives 

around schools. 

St Anne’s 

principal, Dallas 

Wichman (left), 

also wants flashing 

signs with 

lowered speed limits. 

“I was driving through a 

school zone not long ago and saw 

the flashing signs, it’s a really 

good reminder that you’re in a 

school zone, so be aware,” Mr 

Wichman said. 

Linwood Avenue School 

principal Blair Dravitski said last 

week the city council and a traffic 

engineer went to the school to 

see how traffic operates around 

the area. 

“They mentioned better 

signage along the roads near the 

school. We’re a little hidden behind 

the greenery so the signage 

will make people more aware,” 

Mr Dravitski said. 

He said he was expecting an 

email with the city council’s 

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News.......................................3-5 

ALL POWER to Linwood Avenue, 

Te Waka Unua and St Anne’s 

Catholic schools in their bid to 

get the speed limit dropped to 

40km/h outside their gates. 

Reporter Caitlin Miles revealed 

Linwood Avenue’s move a couple 

of weeks ago, and now Te Waka 

Una and St Anne’s on Ferry Rd 

have gone to the city council to 

lower the speed outside their gates 

too. 

There’s no reason why the city 

council shouldn’t move swiftly 

on this and drop the speed from 

50km/h when children are 

arriving and leaving school. 

It’s a no-brainer. 

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News 

Ban on freedom campers expected 


ADDINGTON PARK will 

be rid of freedom camping 

for good by the end of the 

year if the city council passes 

recommended bylaw changes 

tomorrow. 

The city council will choose 

whether or not to make amendments 

to the Freedom Camping 

Bylaw which will ban freedom 

camping from Addington 

Park along with Windsport 

Park, Lower Styx River Mouth, 

French Farm and Wainui by 

December 1 this year. 

It is expected to also ban 

non self-contained camping 

throughout the city. 

The city council introduced 

a freedom camping bylaw last 

year, and camping was allowed 

at these five spots. 

In March, city 

council chief executive 

Karleen 

Edwards made 

the decision 

to temporarily 

close Addington 

Park and other 

freedom camping areas in the 

city and on Banks Peninsula 

until May next year. 

The move came after reports 

of overcrowding and sanitary 

problems including an incident 

PARKED UP: A freedom camping ban has temporarily stopped Addington Park looking like 

this, and if the city council signs off on changes to the Freedom Camping Bylaw the ban will 

be permanent. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

of a camper defecating on the 

playground swings. 

Addington resident Bruce 

McNabb said the last couple of 

months have been great without 

freedom campers in Addington 

Park and he is happy to know 

the city council are banning 

camping there completely. 

The city council decided to 

have a partial review of the 

bylaw to make changes ahead 

of the full review of the bylaw 

planned for next year. 

Deputy mayor Andrew Turner 

(left), who was also chairman of 

the hearings panel that made the 

report on the recommendations 

said these changes needed to 

happen ahead of the full review. 

“There were some issues that 

needed to be resolved before we 

came into the next summer season 

. . . we will look more closely 

at the other issues when the full 

review is done,” Mr Turner said. 

Consultation on changes 

to the bylaw were open from 

August to September and 72 

submissions were made with 

55 supporting the proposed 

changes. 

The full review is still planned 

for May next year, it will discuss 

if further changes to the bylaw 

need to be made. 

In Brief 

SMOKE-FREE DINING 

Three local cafes will make 

history today by taking part in 

the first formal trial of smoke-free 

outdoor dining in the country. 

The six-month pilot, named 

the Fresh Air Project, includes 

Emperor’s New Clothes, in 

Cashmere, Addington Coffee 

Co-op and Oddfellows both in 

Addington. They are some of 

the 20 Christchurch businesses 

who are taking part and will 

make their outdoor dining areas 

completely smoke-free for the 

next six months, in bid to improve 

the health of customers and 

staff. The project is a partnership 

between the Cancer Society, 

the Canterbury District Health 

Board, and endorsed by the city 

council. 

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Ground conditions repair work 

to a retaining wall on Major 

Aitken Drive, Huntsbury, have 

been placed on hold to review the 

design. Work is expected to start 

Monday, November 7, to begin 

carrying out repair work following 

the reviewed design. It is expected 

to take three weeks to complete. 

The road between 30 and 41 Major 

Aitken Drive will be reduced to 

one lane and two-way traffic will 

be maintained via traffic lights. 

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legs. Causes of this could be infection, an allergic 

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Lymphoma had spread to organs within her chest 

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she had high stage B cell-Lymphoma. 

The results were discussed with her owners who 

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treating her further. With this type of Lymphoma 

treatment is not surgical, but medical; usually 

with chemotherapy. We are in contact with a 

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Moya, her cancer and different 

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ahead with the preferred 

primary treatment option 

lasting 15 weeks. 

Moya started her 

chemotherapy the following 

day coming into the clinic 

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test to check her red and 

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intravenously. Throughout the 

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a form of cancer, is one of the awful parts of 

my job. It is such a dreaded disease with often 

fatal consequences and often at the time of 

diagnosis, the disease has well advanced. Due 

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News 

Potter retains leadership 

of community board 


KAROLIN POTTER has 

retained her spot as the 

chairwoman of a 

newly-established 

community board. 

The community boards’ 

elected members were officially 

sworn in last week 

and the chair and deputy 

chairs. 

Karolin Potter is the 

chairwoman of the newly 

established Spreydon- 

Cashmere Community 

Board, retaining her position 

from when she was 

the chairwoman of the 

disestablished Spreydon- 

Heathcote Community 

Board, after she took over 

from Paul McMahon when 

he resigned earlier this 

year. 

Melanie Coker will also 

hold her position as the 

deputy, which she was previously 

on the Spreydon- 


Board. Both women are 

members of The People’s 

Choice and represent 

Spreydon. 

Five members of the new 

Spreydon-Cashmere Community 

Board have worked 

together before on the now 

Karolin Potter 

disestablished Spreydon- 


Board, with Lee Sampson 

the only new face. 

Ms Potter said during 

her time as chairwoman 

one of her goals is to have 

more people from the 

community involved in the 

board and discussing the 

issues facing the area. 

“I am really interested in 

seeing if there is a way of 

getting more community 

groups to be involved in 

the board,” Ms Potter said. 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board 

members elected Central 

Ward representative Sally 

Buck as the chairwoman 

and fellow central representative 

Jake McLellan as 

the deputy. 

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Sally Buck 

Ms Buck has previously 

had experience with local 

body politics. She was a 

city councillor for five 

terms, from 1989-2013. 

Ms Buck said she is 

focused on keeping the 

community at the centre of 

decisions that will impact 

them. 

“I want to ensure 

that the community’s 

voice is heard and that 

the community board 

works together to get 

the best outcome for the 

community,” Ms Buck 

said. 

Mike Mora was voted 

as the chairman of the 

Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton 

Community Board 

and Helen Broughton is 

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Concern at cycleway route 


DEMOLISHING HOMES for a 

cycleway has made Somerfield 

residents band together to stop 

the city council from doing it. 

Up to four homes at the end of 

Roker St and part of Barrington 

St could be bought by the city 

council and demolished to join 

the roads and make way for a 

4m wide cycleway as part of the 

Quarryman’s Trail cycleway. 

Nic McKenzie is a neighbour 

to the potentially affected properties 

on Roker St and she didn’t 

think it was clear in the plans 

that the homes might go. 

“There were just some lines 

over the homes and if you 

weren’t looking closely you 

wouldn’t know the council are 

suggesting demolishing them,” 

Mrs McKenzie. 

City council transport operations 

manager, Steffan Thomas 

said the city council had been 

in contact with the potentially 

affected home owners but no 

properties had been purchased 

at this stage. 

Mrs McKenzie said she is 

“concerned” about the impact a 

cycleway will have on their quiet 

street. 

“For those of us who are a 

little bit newer to the cul-de-sac, 

CHANGES: Lisa Winchester, Julie Macdonald and Nic 

McKenzie want the city council to change the proposed 

cycleway to keep their neighbourhood the same. 

we live here because it’s really 

nice and quite and safe with no 

traffic and the city council are 

suggesting 2500-5000 cyclists a 

day,” she said. 

Fellow Somerfield residents 

Lisa Winchester and Julie Macdonald 

joined Mrs McKenzie in 

creating a submission against 

the proposed route, even creating 

an ulterior route which 

would not require houses to be 

demolished. 

The current route involves 

travelling up Frankleigh St and 

connecting with Barrington St 

and demolishing homes between 

Barrington and Roker St to create 

a cycleway and travelling up 

Roker St, Strickland St and Antigua 

St into the central city. 

Mrs Winchester, Mrs Macdonald 

and Mrs McKenzie propose 

a route along Frankleigh, 

Milton, Simeon and Collins Sts 

instead. 

“This way no homes need to 

be demolished and we feel it is 

a much more direct route,” Mrs 

Macdonald said. 

Mr Thomas said the reason 

the city council proposed 

the route through Roker St 

was because of the low traffic 

volume and minimal impact 

on removing car parking and 

buying properties would still be 

cheaper. 

“Even with the purchase of the 

properties in Roker St, the Roker 

St option is significantly cheaper 

to build than the Milton alternative 

and has less impact on the 

community,” Mr Thomas said. 

However, Mrs Macdonald 

does not agree. 

“For the community here it 

doesn’t make sense to put these 

busy cycleways down these quite 

streets,” she said. 

There have been 39 cycle accidents 

in the last 10 years along 

the Milton St route, with four 

being serious injury. Eight of 

the accidents were on Milton St 

between Barrington and Strickland 

streets, one of which was a 

serious injury accident. 

•In last week’s article on the 

Quarryman’s Trail cycleway we 

said 70 per cent of car parks are 

proposed to go from Antigua 

St, between Hazeldean Rd and 

Moorhouse Ave. In fact it should 

have read between Hazeldean 

Rd and Brougham St. We 

apologise for the error. 

In Brief 

CAR FIRE 

A car that was torched in 

Spreydon on Saturday morning 

is believed to be stolen. Residents 

were awoken to a loud bang 

at about 1.20am. Crews from 

Addington, Christchurch and 

Sockburn were called to the scene 

on Edinburgh St and found the 

vehicle well involved. 

NEW VEHICLE FOR GROUP 

Community Watch has added 

a vehicle to their operation to 

help keep the community safe. 

The group spent several months 

fundraising for the vehicle which 

it will use during patrols of the 

area most week days with extra 

night patrols. The efforts to pay 

for the Suzuki Grand Vitara 

was aided by donations from 

Pub Charity, Hollands Suzuki, 

Barrington, The Cashmere Club, 

Fresh Choice Barrington and 

AMI Insurance. 

SPEED LIMIT CHANGES 

THe city council is proposing 

speed limit changes to six roads 

within the Halswell area. It is 

proposing to change the speed 

on Milns, Sutherlands, Sparks, 

Halswell Junction, Marshs and 

Quaifes Rds. It comes after the 

city council approved speed limit 

changes on 29 roads around the 

city in September. 

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SOUTHERN VIEW 

New entrants 

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Our People 

SOUTHERN VIEW 

Architect helps rebuild communities 

Entrepreneur Camia Young, 42, settled here 

in the aftermath of the February 22, 2011, 

earthquake. Fraser Walker-Pearce talks to 

the American architect about her passion 

for rebuilding the city 

Tell me what you were doing 

when you first arrived in New 

Zealand? 

I arrived five years ago and 

was teaching architecture at the 

University of Auckland. During 

that time, we brought more than 

1000 students to Christchurch to 

help with the rebuild and I did 

that until about a year or so ago. 

I was flying from Christchurch 

to Auckland on a Monday and 

coming back on the Wednesday. 

I would do that every week and I 

got super tired. I loved teaching, 

it was such a good time. 

During your time at the university, 

were you still involved 

with Christchurch? 

In the middle of that teaching 

we did Gap Filler’s pallet pavilion, 

which took place over the 

course of a summer and winter. 

It was up for two years, so that 

was a treasure of a project. And 

during setting that up, I caught 

a bug – it was a good bug, but a 

bug nonetheless. The bug taught 

me about building communities 

through building buildings. It 

wasn’t about the pavilion it was 

about the community around 

the pavilion that made it work. 

It was about a healing place for 

the community to gather around 

after the earthquakes. 

And what after that? 

Then I started a project called 

Exchange Christchurch, XCHC. 

X stands for exchange and CHC 

is Christchurch’s airport code. 

And we will be doing Exchange 

Auckland, which will be XAKL 

and Exchange Wellington which 

will be XWLG. So there are other 

initiatives coming as well. It 

provides a place for people that 

have lost a lot in the earthquakes, 

a place to create and produce 

their creative work and develop 

their creative practice. 

Great, so what can people see 

at XCHC at the moment? 

At the moment we have a 

jeweller, a painter, a composer, 

a few photographers, an 

architectural designer and art 

exhibitions that change weekly. 

So would you say you’ve been 

quite involved with the rebuild 

of the city? 

I’ve been more involved in the 

social side of the rebuild more 

than anything. What I’ve been 

doing is learning by doing while 

I’m here. This will absolutely 

be a 21st century city where it’s 

not so much about the next big 

icon, but where the people will 

come first and the buildings will 

be a by-product of that. I have 

confidence in the people. 

Right, and where in the city 

are you based? 

I’m mostly at the exchange 

in the central city, but I own 

a place out in Lyttelton. I love 

Lyttelton, but I also love Sumner, 

New Brighton, places with a 

cool community feel. I much 

prefer the speed of small than 

the big city stuff, you can get 

so much more done in small 

communities. I actually live up in 

Mt Pleasant and I quite like that. 

And you have a slight accent 

there – is it American? 

Yes. I was born in Colorado 

and those mountains still call 

to me. I’m from Aspen. It’s the 

Rocky Mountains that get me. 

New Zealand has a really strong 

connection with nature as well. 

I left when I was younger and 

lived in Europe for 11 years, 

studied in London, then worked 

in Rotterdam (Netherlands), 

Paris (France), Madrid (Spain) 

and Basel (Switzerland). It was 

great, I was practicing there as an 

architect. 

There must have been some 

incredible projects in the likes 

of Paris? 

There was one project in Paris 

– it’s the only time I’ve ever cried 

ENTREPRENEUR: Camia Young moved to Christchurch to 

use her skills as an architect to help rebuild the city after the 

earthquakes. 

when we lost a project. It still 

hurts to this day. I fell in love 

with it. It’s where I learned to 

dream with the intent to realise 

the dream. It’s easy to come up 

with an idea, it’s expensive to 

execute them. 

I’d imagine it would be. Have 

you been anywhere other than 

America, Europe and New 

Zealand? 

I’m also a Brazilian resident. 

My father lives there. I spend 

a bit of time there and I speak 

Portuguese as well. He lives in 

northern Brazil. He built a selfsustaining 

home in the middle 

of the sand dunes. He’s lived 

without electricity for the last 25 

years and now has solar power. 

He’s a hippy in the middle of a 

desert. So he’s my inspiration for 

a lot of things. 

That’s pretty incredible. Do 

you have a project that, once 

completed, you’ll be happy to 

retire and put your feet up? 

No. I don’t really have an 

end-game. I love seeing positive 

change. And I think we’re all 

inherently creative, to see that 

work done is the road and the 

end for me. 

Where did you spend your 

school years? 

Up through secondary I 

was in Aspen, elementary and 

high school. Then I did my 

undergraduate at University 

of Colorado and graduated 

as valedictorian and went 

on to get a masters in Los 

Angeles at SCIARC, the 

Southern California Institute of 

Architecture. In three years, I got 

two masters degrees, rather than 

two and a half for one masters, 

which it could’ve been. Then I 

practiced architecture in Europe 

for 11 years across the board 

there. 

Do you have any family over 

here in Christchurch? 

No, no family here, I fly solo. 

I have lots of love, I miss them, 

miss the mountains, too. But 

some family has come out while 

I’m here, though. Mum and dad 

have been out. My sister uses 

the old ‘if you don’t eat your 

vegetables, you won’t be able to 

go visit Aunty Camia’ on her two 

kids. They’re super-excited to 

visit as well. 

Was it always an intention of 

yours to come to Christchurch? 

Not at all. I was looking for 

change from working in a 

corporate office. As much as I 

loved my life in Europe, I wanted 

to find somewhere I could do 

my own thing. A friend of mine 

who is a Kiwi offered to bring me 

in to teach at the University of 

Auckland, which was about three 

months before the February 

22, 2011, earthquake. Then 

that entire year course became 

focused on the earthquake and 

on Christchurch. I had never 

taught and I had never been to 

Christchurch, but I was looking 

for a new home and so I came 

a month before the course 

was due to start and I walked 

Christchurch for that month and 

then went up to teach the course. 

I knew in that month that I 

would stay here. I was looking 

at a couple of other countries 

around the world – Brazil, 

Canada – but I couldn’t do it. 

What are some of your 

first memories stepping into 

Christchurch post-earthquake? 

It was late 2011, so it was 

post-apocalyptic. I thought 

immediately I was in way over 

my head and I thought I was 

naive in the fact that I thought 

I could make a difference. But 

after phoning my dad about it, 

I decided I would stay. I started 

really walking the city and 

learning as much as I possibly 

could about it. I ended up getting 

my visa through the job in 

Auckland and now I’m here. But 

that month, it was really scary 

for me because I had never seen 

a crisis on that scale before and I 

didn’t know what to do. 

Must have been pretty 

terrifying. Had you experienced 

an earthquake before that? 

I think I remember maybe one 

earthquake when I was in Aspen, 

but when I was in LA there was 

a few. But nothing compared 

to when I came here, and they 

happened so often back then. 

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Your Local Views 

Making cycleways work 

Spreydon Ward 

city councillor 

Phil Clearwater 

writes 

about the 

benefits and 

concerns of 

the Quarryman’s Trail 

cycleway, which will travel 

from Halswell through 

Hoon Hay, Spreydon, 

Addington and into the 

central city 

Both before and after being 

re-elected as the councillor 

for the Spreydon Ward, I have 

talked with residents about how 

we need to fix the problem of the 

city’s traffic congested streets. 

To reduce our reliance on cars, 

we need to have other transport 

options like active travel (walking 

and cycling) and public 

transport available so people 

have a choice. To build the 

planned 13 major cycle routes 

in the city, there will need to be 

compromises. 

The cycleways are designed to 

provide a safe route for people 

who are keen to bike to school or 

work, but do not feel the current 

roads are safe. There have been 

39 cycle-related accidents along 

the proposed Quarryman’s Trail 

route in the last 10 years and 

four of those accidents caused 

serious injuries. This cycleway 

will provide a safe and continuous 

cycle route between Halswell 

and the central city. 

Parents who have children 

at Our Lady of the Assumption 

and Hoon Hay schools on 

Sparks Rd have told me they are 

supportive of the proposal as it 

will provide a safe bike route for 

their children to get to and from 

school. 

This is something that they 

have wanted their children 

to be able to do, but with the 

busyness of the roads, they have 

not felt this was a safe option. 

The cycleway proposal includes 

a signalised pedestrian crossing 

outside the two schools to 

improve safety for the children 

crossing the road. 

For everyone in cars, or on 

bikes and walking, the proposals 

for the Quarryman’s Trail 

cycleway include some major 

traffic upgrades. 

The existing roundabouts at 

Lyttelton/Frankleigh/Milton 

Sts, Hoon Hay/Sparks Rds and 

Hendersons/Sparks Rds are 

proposed to be removed and 

signalised. This will improve 

traffic flows along these roads 

and reduce congestion in 

peak hours for residents and 

motorists. 

New traffic signals are also 

planned for the intersection of 

Disraeli/Antigua Sts to improve 

safety for cars trying to cross 

Antigua St in peak hours. 

Another part of active travel 

many residents have told me 

about is the need to upgrade 

many of our local footpaths. 

I’ll discuss fixing this part of 

our transport with city council 

staff and my fellow councillors, 

too. 

Meanwhile, I encourage local 

residents to give feedback to the 

city council on the cycleway 

proposal, as your feedback 

is critical to ensure that we 

build a cycleway that works for 

everyone. 

FLAME FILES 

Remember the citywide 

ban on outside fires 

• By Mark Thomas – Fire 

Risk Management Officer 

SUPPOSEDLY WE’RE zeroing 

in on summer now although 

some days it certainly doesn’t 

feel like it. 

A reminder that in the city 

boundaries there is a permanent 

ban on outside fires and we’re 

sort of obliged to put any fire out 

that we’re called to. 

I say sort of obliged because 

our officers are generally pretty 

decent people and quite often 

leave a small fire like a brazier 

to the occupants to put out 

themselves rather than involve 

a high-revving fire pump and 

have firefighters stomp all over a 

section. 

They do this at the risk of 

being lied to and ignored. The 

second time called back to 

the same fire their attitude is 

generally much less obliging. 

Ducklings, a dog stuck in 

a fence and an injured swan 

featured in animal rescues 

carried out by city crews this 

week. 

For good measure they were 

again called to pluck a 

trapped drone from the top of 

a tree. 

These are sure to increase as 

aerial tools and toys become 

more and more prevalent. Just 

a word of advice to would-be 

pilots. 

There are an awful lot of trees 

that are much taller than our 

tallest ladder. 

Hornby Hub had an 

evacuation last Thursday 

evening, caused, it seems, by 

a spray tanning operation in a 

beauty shop setting off the fire 

detection system. 

Readers respond to 

Western News’ article 

on the Quarryman’s Trail 

cycleway potentially 

removing car parks, 

changing speed limits and 

road layouts. 

James McKee – We think 

it’s a dumb idea and a total waste 

of funds. When the cyclists are 

charged for using the road then 

we should look at it. 

But they are a bunch of whining 

kids who want everything for 

free. The taxpaying road users 

are about to be screwed again 

and the ratepayers are screwed 

twice. Maybe the council can 

start licensing bikes and use the 

money for upgrades. 

Brian Roberts – With 

reference to the article in Western 

News I have a few questions: 

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1. Has anyone done any 

research into how many cyclists 

will use this facility. Will it be 

only on fine days and the car 

brought out for winter? 

2. Does it take the needs of 

cyclists to have two roundabouts 

removed and replaced with traffic 

lights when motorists have 

put up with the roundabouts for 

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think that the city can be taken 

back to the 1950s and we will all 

ride bikes again. 

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can never go back. The car is here 

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They give no thought to the 

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the lowering of speed limits. 

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I’m certain I heard nothing about 

this one. 

On Labour Day, when driving 

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Collins St had been closed. There 

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it in the local papers recently and 

the community board recently 

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cycleway. 

I fully sympathise with shop 

owners who will lose business 

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park near their shops. They will 

probably be forced to cycle as 

they will not be able to afford to 

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Stedman wins two more awards 

SPORTS 

Paralympian William 

Stedman now has 

two Zonta awards 

to go with the two 

bronze medals he 

won in Rio 

MIDDLETON Grange student 

and Port Hills Athletics Club 

member William Stedman took 

home two accolades at the 26 th 

Zonta secondary schools sports 

awards on Thursday night. 

Stedman won the most 

outstanding achievement by 

a young sportsman with a 

disability award, and then 

took out the most outstanding 

achievement by a young 

sportsman specialising in one 

sport. 

The 16-year-old became a 

double Paralympic medallist in 

September when he won bronze 

in both the men’s 400m T36 

and men’s 800m T36 in Rio de 

Janeiro. 

The youngest member of the 

New Zealand Paralympic team 

ran through half the field in the 

last 200m to win his first bronze 

in the 800m final. He recorded a 

personal best time of 2m 11.98s 

in the race. 

He then won his second bronze 

medal in the 400m with a time of 

55.69 seconds, one second behind 

winner Paul Blake of Britain. He 

also competed in the long jump, 

finishing fifth. 

WINNER: William Stedman 

was awarded for his hard 

work and commitment 

to athletics at the awards 

evening. 

PHOTO: LEE MALZARD 

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Stedman, who has cerebral 

palsy, was a spectator just four 

years ago when he was on a family 

holiday in London. 

Seeing the 2012 Paralympics 

gave Stedman the idea that he 

could compete on the world 

stage. 

After returning from London, 

Stedman took up cross-country, 

running with the Port Hills 

Athletics Club. But he switched 

to shorter distances and the long 

jump after attending a paraathletics 

camp in 2014. 

Leading up to the Rio games, 

the Paralympian trained on a 

daily basis with coach George 

Edwards at Hansen Park in 

Opawa. 

Zonta Sports Awards 

results 

•Category one: Mostvalued 

contribution 

to a team by a young 

sportswoman and 

sportsman 

Girls’ winner: Georgie 

Smith, St Andrew’s, rowing 

Boys’ winner: Cameron 

Russell, Burnside, rugby, 

sevens 

•Category two: 

Contribution to sports 

administration by a young 

woman and a young man 

in a position of umpire, 

referee, coach or tutor 

Girls’ winner: Hannah 

Hutchinson, Christchurch 

Girls, polo 

Boys’ winner: Devon 

Harding, Christchurch Boys, 

rugby league 

•Category three: Most 

outstanding achievement 

by a young sportswoman 

and a young sportsman 

with a disability 

Girls’ winner: Christina 

Shepherd, St Andrew’s, 

athletics 

Boys’ winner: William 

Stedman, Middleton, 

athletics 

Category four: Most 

outstanding individual 

achievement by a young 

sportswoman and a young 

sportsman specialising in 

one sport 

Girls’ winner: Kate Smith, 

Christchurch Girls, track and 

road cycling 

Boys’ winner: William 

Stedman, Middleton, 

HARD 

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Stedman 

competed 

at the Rio 

Paralympics, 

taking home 

two bronze 

medals. 

athletics 

•Category five: Most 

outstanding team of 

young sportswomen and 

sportsmen or mixed team 

Girls’ winners: Burnside, 

volleyball; Villa Maria, 

hockey first XI 

Boys’ winners: Christ’s, 

rowing ‘eight’; St Andrew’s, 

clay target shooting 

Category six: Best allround 

young sportswoman 

and young sportsman who 

has achieved in more than 

one sporting code 

Girls’ winner: Lily 

Marshall, St Margaret’s, 

netball, rowing 

Boys’ winner: Joshua 

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Hello 

Hungry for tasty treats 

As soon as you walk into Pierce’s 

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taste buds go into overdrive from the 

tantalizing smells of the freshly baked 

pies. Whichever your pick, sweet 

or savory you’ll taste a little slice of 

paradise to fill your hungry stomach. 

The pie making at the bake house is 

a team effort. Roger makes the mixes. 

Sam is a master at putting the pies 

together and Glenn makes the pastry, 

sausage rolls and many other special 

treats. 

Roger keeps pace with the steady 

demand for slices, biscuits and custard 

squares which he manages to do with 

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Margaret is a dab hand at 

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Lynn assembles all 

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day. Friendships build as they hand you 

delicious treats and share stories of life. 

Their award winner Peach Melba 

pie reached 7th place in the Bakels Pie 

Award contest this year. 

STOCK YOUR FREEZER 

Call today and order your favourite 

pies, rolls and desserts for pick up. Life 

is busy, don’t be caught wondering 

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convenient to be stocked up for those 

days you’re not in the mood to cook or 

when the afternoon hours just seem to 

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Stop by the bakery first thing 

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way to work, dropping 

the kids at school or 

starting your day. A 

hearty breakfast makes 

all the difference in your 

morning performance 

and energy levels. Grab 

your lunch or snacks 

for home or office. Fresh, 

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Barrington Jewellery Centre 

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offering a combined expertise in jewellery of over 100 years. 

opened in 1999 Barrington Jewellery Centre offers unique service where you can purchase 

your engagement, wedding rings and remakes, have jewellery repaired, ring resizing and 

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With 38 years experience at the workbench Craig specialises in jewellery repair and 

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his apprenticeship in Wellington and attained his Trade Certificate in Manufacturing 

Jewellery in 1978. Jewellery repairs, ring resizing and restorations are carried out 

by Craig in his workshop on the premises. Craig will discuss the best available 

options to you in regards repairs as well as advice on the care and maintenance 

of your precious jewellery items. Whilst no appointment is necessary Craig can be 

contacted on (03) 337 6576 if you wish to make a time to see him. 

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Item: 1 SOLITAIRE RING 

Alloy: 18ct yellow gold, Stamped : (18ct/1.00), Manufacture: assembled cast, Maker Designer: na, Setting: 

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Item Weight: 

Condition: 

Durability: 

510 

Good 

Good 

Valuer: Jim Young, GIA: Diamonds Graduate GIA: ADG 

Authorised signature: 

Economic Factors: 

grams 

NRV- New Replacement Value...... 

$6,275.00 

VALUERS DECLARATION - I hereby certify that the above item was personally examined by me on the date shown 

and has been valued for the purpose of Insurance. This report does not constitute a warranty or guarantee. This 

report should be read in conjunction with the attached schedule 

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2. QUALITY. Our valuations meet Insurance Company standards. Your jewellery 

will be clearly described, cleaned, photographed and valued. (see sample in 

advertisement) 

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value of your jewellery. So there’s no hidden fees. 

4. SECURITY. Your jewellery stays on our premises, all our valuations are 

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Athelstan Street-next to medical centre). 

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7. Check us out. www.jvcvaluers.co.nz 

Barrington St Barrington St 

Barrington 

jewellery 

Centre 

Frank leigh St 

Jim Young 

JVC Valuers 

Senior Valuer 

GIA: Diamonds 

Graduate 

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JVC Valuers 

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GIA: Diamond 

Grading 

Barrington 

Shopping 

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athelStan St 

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Ph: (03) 337 6576 

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REAL ESTATE 

They loved it, now you can live it! 

143 Opawa Road, Opawa 

Price: $629,000 

4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 1 living room | 1 dining room | 1 office/study | 2 car-garage | Listing # FM4973 

Superbly positioned and immaculately 

presented, this character-packed family 

home is offered to the market with real 

commitment by vendors determined to 

achieve a result. 

Accommodation is provided by four 

bedrooms (master with walk-in-robe 

and it’s own ensuite bathroom), double 

doors and decking…plus a completely 

separate luxury bathroom. Generously 

proportioned living spaces offer plenty of 

flexibility, with a study nook enhancing 

functionality and a host of heating 

solutions (including two heatpumps and 

a wood fire with wetback) promising yearround 

comfort, stunning leadlights are a 

feature in most of the rooms. 

Outside, the sun-drenched deck is the 

perfect spot for family BBQs, while the 

private, fully-fenced section offers ample 

room for kids and pets alike. Double 

garaging completes the appeal, while 

the proximity to quality schools (Opawa 

Primary, Cashmere High and Rudolph 

Steiner, to name but a few) and an array 

of amenities (including Ferrymead, the 

Tannery and the local Opawa shops) 

ensures everything you could ever need is 

within easy reach. 

Fully insured and with all EQC work 

completed, this delightful home will 

invariably attract interest from a wide 

range of buyers. Immediate action is 

advised - call now to learn more. 

To view documentation in relation to 

this property, please view: http://www. 

propertyfiles.co.nz/property/FM4973 

Open Home Dates: Saturday 5 Nov 

2:30pm - 3:30pm Sunday 6 Nov 2:30pm 

- 3:30pm. 

Make sure you come visit at one of 

the open homes, or to arrange a private 

viewing of this property call Joy Butel 

of Harcourts Grenadier Ferrymead 

(Licensed Agent REAA 2008) on 384 

7950 or mob: 021 353 280 

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by 5pm each Wednesday 

Ignite and Excite 

Daily, 11am-4pm 

The Christchurch Community 

Arts Council, on behalf of the 

Christchurch Drug and Alcohol 

Service and the Christchurch 

Opioid Recovery Service, are 

proud to present a collection of 

artwork by drug users, those 

in recovery and workers in the 

addiction sector. 

Linwood Community Arts 

Centre, 388 Worcester St. Free 

entry 

TEDxChristchurch 

Awesome Library 

Daily, 11am-3pm 

If you want to know what 

all the fuss is about TED 

talks go to the library and watch 

a few entertaining 

New Zealanders speak on 

interesting subjects on a big 

screen. Learn some interesting 

things and ideas while taking 

some inspiration from the talks. 

The presentations from last 

year’s talks will be running until 

November 5. 

Te Hapua Halswell Centre. Free 

entry 

Musical Instrument Practice 

Slots 

Tuesday, 3.30 – 7pm 

Book a time to go solo or 

have a silent practice with up 

to four bandmates. There will 

be electronic drums, a digital 

piano, a Roland session mixer, 

mics and headphones available 

for budding musicians. You can 

also take in your own electric 

instruments, and plug into the 

session mixer. 

Te Hapua: Halswell Centre, 341 

Halswell Rd 

Mid Week Laughter Club 

Wednesday, 6pm-7pm 

If you need an excuse to 

laugh for no reason here it is. 

The laughter club meet every 

Wednesday to giggle about 

nothing at all with the aim of 

relieving stress and relaxing to 

get you through the rest of the 

week. 

St Marks Methodist Church, 

Corner Barrington and 

Somerfield Sts. Entry $2 

Scrabble Club 

Wednesday, 1.30pm-3.30pm 

If you want a chance to show 

your skills with words and 

creativity this is the place to go. 

Be social and even pick up some 

wordy tricks off others. There is 

no obligation to join the scrabble 

club, go when you like and take 

your own board if you choose 

too. 

Linwood Library, First floor 

Eastgate. Free entry 

NERDS: Join the Nerd Degree as they discuss pop culture showing their lack of knowledge 

about it. Every month the nerds sit down and discuss what is happening around the world 

and if they don’t know the answer they try and provide witty answers by making them up 

instead. This time around they will discuss all things magical and where they can be found, 

from dragons to magical mountains. This performance will take place at Orange Studios in 

Woolston tomorrow night from 7.30pm-9.30pm. Tickets and more information are available at 

https://www.cosmicticketing.co.nz/event/show/4996 

Hoon Hay Neighbourhood 

Week Dinner and Dessert 

Friday, 5pm-8pm 

Take your own picnic dinner 

to sit down and enjoy, while 

getting to know your neighbours 

in the Hoon Hay community. 

The Hoon Hay Community 

Association will be giving away 

free desserts of cake and frozen 

treats. Everyone is welcome to 

attend. 

Hoon Hay Community Centre, 

90 Hoon Hay Rd. Free entry 

Linwood Village Market 

Saturday 9am – 1pm 

The Linwood Village Market 

is back offering many different 

items for sale. Fresh produce, 

plants, books, antiques, jewellery, 

bric-a-brac, retro items, 

vintage clothes and household 

goods, handmade goods, crafts 

and artworks, are some of the 

things you can find at this 

market. 

Linwood Community Arts 

Centre, 388 Worcester St. Free 

entry 

St Mark’s School Fair 

Saturday, 10am-3pm 

St Mark’s School is hosting a 

fair this weekend with a lot on 

offer for everyone, from kids 

to adults. There are many different 

stalls offering a variety 

of items, start your Christmas 

shopping by finding gifts at the 

many stalls and pick up some 

food while you’re there. There 

will also be entertainment and 

games throughout the day. 

St Mark’s School, 33 Cholmondeley 

Ave, Opawa. Free entry 

Opawa Farmers Market 

Sunday, 9am-noon 

Grab some locally grown 

produce or freshly baked bread 

at the market, which runs 

every Sunday. Pick up organic 

products and enjoy taking a look 

around the market. 

275 Fifield Tce, Opawa. Free 

entry 

Author talk – Patti Clark and 

JA Wright 

Wednesday, 6.30pm-8pm 

Authors of This Way Up, How 

to Grow an Addict will discuss 

their books at this talk. From the 

idea through to the publishing 

of the books learn more about 

the stories and authors who created 

them. No booking required. 

South Library, 66 Colombo St. 

Free entry 

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• Selection of well designed larger floor plans 

with both single and double garaging 

• Solar panels on all villas generating 

power savings 

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HEALTH & BEAUTY 

SOUTHERN VIEW 

Koru Clinic talks dermal fillers! 

As the face ages, collagen levels deplete, reducing skin elasticity and leaving the facial skin lined, 

saggy, drawn and gaunt. Dermal fillers are considered by many as the ultimate weapon for older 

women to counter ageing, so what are the most asked questions? 

What are dermal fillers? 

Dermal fillers are most 

commonly hyaluronic acidderived 

gels that are injected 

into the face to fill out static 

lines and deep wrinkles. 

They restore depleted volume 

that can occur in ageing and 

weight loss, lift sagging parts 

of the face to reshape and 

contour the face to give it a 

more youthful or glamorous 

appearance. 

How do I know if fillers are 

for me? 

Koru Clinics Dr Heather 

Jefferies treats men and women 

with fillers and says the treatment is ideal 

for skin ageing. “A side effect of ageing 

is that collagen levels in the dermal layer 

of the skin decrease, so the skin can 

weaken, and lose fullness and elasticity. A 

slowdown in collagen production occurs 

from about age 30, which is when many 

people can begin to notice sagging, fine 

lines and wrinkles”. 

What areas do fillers help? 

“They are most commonly used on lips, 

around the corners of the mouth and in 

the cheek area,” she says. “Using dermal 

fillers in the mid-face area can reshape the 

face by restoring volume. Cheeks can be 

enhanced and the overall contour of the 

face can be improved.” 

Will the results look natural? 

Dr Jefferies specialises in natural 

enhancement through medical expertise. 

“When having dermal fillers for the 

first time, patients are often concerned 

that other people will notice they may 

look different or ‘have had work done’. 

A treatment done in moderation, 

if administered by an experienced 

practitioner, will result in subtle changes 

that are difficult to detect.” 

“The goal should be for 

friends and family to comment 

on how well you look or how 

refreshed you appear.” 

Are there any risks or side 

effects? 

“There can be problems 

with fillers,” Dr Jefferies says, 

“however, risks and side effects 

are often attributed to injection 

technique rather than the 

product itself, so you should 

ensure any filler treatment is 

undertaken by an experienced 

cosmetic doctor.” 

How long does a filler 

treatment take and how long will it last? 

A dermal filler treatment takes about 

an hour and the cosmetic effect is evident 

immediately. True results are seen in 

two to three weeks when the filler fully 

integrates into the tissue. Dermal fillers 

last anywhere from 10 months to two 

years, depending on the area treated and 

the type of filler used.” 

“If you decide to stop using dermal 

fillers, over time the product gradually 

breaks down and reduces in the skin. 

Tissue and muscles will return to their 

Koru Clinic owner 

Dr Heather Jefferies 

previous pre-treatment state and the 

ageing process will continue as normal.” 

Dr Jefferies says fillers are relatively 

simple, less invasive and less expensive 

than surgery for freshening up the face. 

“In good, skilled experienced hands, 

injectable fillers can transform an 

individual’s appearance, helping them look 

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SENIOR LIVING 

Replacement dentures 

now just a phone call 

away with 3D technology 

Keeping up-to-date with the latest 

techniques in denture technology is 

one of the keys to the success of John 

Batchelor’s company, Duchenne Dental, so 

it’s no surprise that John has been closely 

following the development of 3D printing 

of dentures and dental implants. 

“I knew it was something that would be 

of enormous benefit to our patients,” he 

explains. “When I was confident in the 

advanced technology and its affordability, 

then I knew it would be a good option.” 

His research took him to the bi-annual 

International Dental Show in Cologne and 

to some of the world’s leading dental and 

IT companies, helping John decide that the 

timing was right to bring this technology to 

New Zealand. 

“I formed relationships with leading 

companies in dental scanning technology 

and 3D printing in several countries. We 

now have the technology and expertise to 

ensure our clients here in New Zealand 

receive world class treatment and 

products.” 

Unexpected client benefits 

Duchenne now 3D print all their chrome 

frames and partial bases, and have also 

started using 3D print technology in full 

upper and lower dentures. 

John says there are numerous benefits 

to Duchenne’s clients, including 

providing patients with a quicker and 

more economical service, and dentures 

and implants that are more accurate and 

personalised. 

“A bonus is that all models are stored 

digitally so wherever you are, if you need 

a replacement denture or tooth, we can 

quickly and easily print one. And in many 

cases patients don’t even need to visit the 

surgery!” 

Duchenne Dental has manufactured over 

300 partial dentures and both they and 

their patients are delighted with the results. 

for more information phone tristan 

pattinson or John batchelor on 

(03)2604188 

Aspire 

Canterbury 

Aspire Canterbury offers support, advice and resources to 

older people and those with impairments, their families and 

caregivers. 

Removing barriers to everyday living for individuals, 

Aspire Canterbury inspires people to live life to 

the fullest no matter what their difficulties. 

The Disability Information Service is a source 

of valuable information about the various 

services available to people with short or long 

term impairments and professionals from 

community/health organisations. 

Visit Aspire Canterbury’s shop at 314 Worcester 

Street or visit their website for more information 

and resources. They also have an online shop selling 

a wide selection of easier living aids, and offer rental 

services for wheelchairs, ramps and walkers. 

Aspire also has a mobile service which is available 

for free, fun, interactive presentations of all their 

equipment and services to retirement homes/villages 

and any other community groups wanting a speaker. 

for more information visit 

www.aspirecanterbury.org.nz, 03 366 6189 

mobileservices@aspirecanterbury.org.nz 

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Beckenham 03 375 4443 

Fendalton 03 375 4449 

Linwood 03 375 4448 

Kaiapoi 03 375 4442 

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Dentistry with a Smile 03 338 8210 

Halswell Dental 03 322 9577 

Canterbury’s leading company specialising 

in complete denture services. 

www.duchenne.co.nz 

Support and Resources for Independent Living 

walkers to 

purchase 

(FroM $230) 

or hire 

$20 

per week 

Can we help you or someone you support? 

Disability Information Service – a ‘one stop 

information service’ which offers unbiased 

advice to assist people navigate their way to 

organisations or services that can provide them 

with support or advice. 

Aspire Canterbury Shop – shop online or call in 

to our shop at 314 Worcester Street and view our 

range of easier living products We also hire out 

wheelchairs, ramps and walkers. 

Total Mobility Discounted Taxi Service – a scheme 

which provides 50% discounts on taxi journeys to 

eligible people in the Christchurch area who, due 

to health conditions, are unable to access public 

transport. Contact us for more information on 

03 366 9093 or visit our website. 

Mobile Service – Fun interactive presentations of 

our information, services and easier living 

equipment. We come to you! To book our 

presenter to speak to your group call Richard 

at numbers below or email mobileservices@ 

aspirecanterbury.org.nz 

Mobility scooter demonstrations available. 

Aspire Canterbury is a not-for-profit organisation 

providing services to the community since 1981 

Physical Address: 

314 Worcester Street 

Linwood Christchurch 

Postal Address: 

PO Box 32074 

Christchurch 8147 

Ph: 03 366 6189 

Freephone: 0800 347 242 

Ph: (Total Mobility) 03 366 9093 

Mobile Service: 027 588 9700 

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SENIOR LIVING 

Arthritis and you 

Arthritis is New Zealand’s leading cause 

of disability with more than 600,000 New 

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occur to any one at any age and there are 

more than 1,000 children in New Zealand 

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Arthritis New Zealand raises awareness 

of the more than 140 different forms of 

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provides advice and support. 

Arthritis Educators are available to 

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people learn how to self-manage their 

pain and provide up-to-date information 

about the various forms of arthritis and the 

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Advice sessions will be held over the next 

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Pine bark may support brain 

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Recent news from Auckland University 

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reported that patients suffering memory 

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Enzogenol is not a new product, though. 

In fact, it was developed at Canterbury 

University and has been in our health 

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studies have shown how Enzogenol can 

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healthy blood circulation. 

The amazing thing is, it is made from 

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are naturally part of our diet when we eat 

fruits and vegetables. Yet, the pine bark is 

loaded with these natural antioxidant and 

anti-inflammatory compounds and makes 

a great starting material for this health 

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Improve - Brain - Function! 

Life is better with clearer thinking, sharper mind, healthier brain and body. 

Enzogenol, is a potent natural antioxidant & anti-inflammatory, produced 

from an extract of the New Zealand pine bark. In one study researchers 

concluded it can reduce the average age of the brain by 12 years in as 

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The prostate is a small 

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It is of little significance for 

most men until the late 40’s 

when for a large percentage 

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urethra. This condition is known 

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BPH reduces the ability of the bladder 

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The word benign in BPH is very 

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Fatty acids from the seeds of Pumpkin, 

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Greater independence 

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Being able to hire and buy specialist 

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With a long history of caring for 

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REIGNITE ABBA-MANIA 

THE ABBA Show jets in for a full national 

tour this month, playing at the Isaac Theatre 

Royal on Wednesday 9th November. 

Following more than 4000 international 

performances to date, including recent tours of 

North America and South Africa, the show’s 

NZ tour will take in an exhausting 22 different 

venues in just 34 days. 

Far from being ‘just another cover band’, 

The ABBA Show is a full-scale concert 

experience and stage show featuring 2.5 hours 

of live musical performance with a live band, 

replica costumes, theatrical lighting and effects, 

and all the ABBA hits. And despite Mamma 

Mia (the musical) still doing the rounds, 

promoter John Van Grinsven from Showtime 

Australia is confident that fans will recognize 

the distinct and worthwhile experience that 

The ABBA Show offers. 

“They’re completely different shows. 

Mamma Mia is a great musical but The ABBA 

Show does more of an authentic concert 

experience. We’ve worked really hard to make 

it just the way the fans will remember it if they 

were lucky enough to see the originals perform 

live. It really is a unique show.” 

Start your day 

with us 

We are open from 6.30am 

every day 

COOKED 

BREAFASTS 

from 

$ 

18 

Join us for 

Race Day 

Breakfast 

SAT. NOVEMBER 5 

SOUTHERN VIEW 

& DINNER $65 

Tickets 

WOOLSTON CLUB 

43 Hargood St, Woolston | ph 389 7039 

www.woolstonclub.co.nz 

The starring cast of the show - comprising 

Brits Hannah Pocock as Agnetha and Jenna 

Ball as Frida and Aussies Cameron Charters as 

Bjorn and Brent McMullen as Benny - has put 

in countless hours to achieve the attention to 

detail that the show is famous for. 

Tickets on sale now at Ticketek and the 

Isaac Theatre Royal. 

Be in to WIN a 

double pass 

Star Media has a double to pass to give 

away to ‘e ABBA Show taking place at the 

Isaac eatre Royal on Wednesday 9th 

November 2016, 8pm. 

To go into the ticket draw, email your 

name and daytime contact phone number, 

along with the answer to: “Hannah Pocock 

as -------” to: 

jo.fuller@starmedia.kiwi Subject: ABBA 

SHOW Competition. 

Entries close 5pm Monday 7th 

November. The winner will be notified. 

RESTAURANT & CAFÉ 

‘Famous for 

their roasts!’ 

FAMILY FRIENDLY 

Kid’s Special 

Two courses 

Great Kids menu plus designated play area. 

SENIORS SPECIAL 

Two courses: 

Soup/Roast or Roast/Dessert 

Special available lunch only 

Monday - Saturday 12pm - 2.30pm. Conditions apply 

$ 

10 

$ 

20 

Open daily from 6.30am - Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner 

The 

RACECOURSE HOTEL 

& Motorlodge 

118 Racecourse Rd, Sockburn, 

Christchurch. Ph 03 342 7150 

www.racecoursehotel.co.nz 

SHOW & 

THREE COURSE 

MEAL 

Tickets available at club reception 

& online: http://tickets.dkcm.co.nz


www.newbrightonclub.co.nz 

GREAT 

ENTERTAINMENT 

TUES & THURS 

Members Lucky Card Draw 

TUESDAY 1st Nov 

MELBOURNE CUP 

COMING UP 

NZ CUP DAYFUN DAY 

Tuesday 8th Nov from 11am 

TICKETS $25 

includes drink on 

arrival and lunch 

Prizes for 

Best Dressed Lady 

Best Dressed Man 

Lucky Seats 

Losing Ticket Draw 

MASTER HYPNOTIST 

BRIAN GEE 

7PM SATURDAY 

19 NOVEMBER 

Tickets $10 

TAB POD 

SHUTTLE RUNNING 

Tues, Thurs, Fri & Sat 

202 Marine Parade 

Ph 388-9416 

Members, guests and affiliates welcome 

JOIN 

A CLUB BY 

THE SEA! 

GREAT 

DINING 

- downstairs - 

ClubBISTRO 

Open Tuesday to Saturday 

12pm-2pm and from 5pm 

Midweek $10 

SPECIAL 

ROAST 

Available Tuesday, 

Wednesday, & Thursday 

- upstairs - 

PIERVIEW 

Restaurant 

Quality a la carte 

with a view! 

Open from 5.30pm 

FRIDAY, SATURDAY 

& SUNDAY 

FRIDAY SPECIAL: 

BBQ PORK RIBS 

$19.50! 

for a limited time 

SUNDAY SPECIAL 

3 courses: $25 

NOW OPEN FOR 

SUNDAY 

BRUNCH 

By the Seaside! 

10.30am-2.30pm 

SUNDAY 

27 NOVEMBER 

ALL YOU CAN EAT 

BUFFET 

$25... BOOK NOW! 

H ORNBY 

WORKINGMEN’S 

CLUB 

«WHAT'S ON« 

FRIDAY 4 NOV, 7.30PM 

GAME OF TONES 

SATURDAY 5 NOV 

4.30PM THE BUSKER 

8PM DRAMA QUEENS 

«COMING UP« 

FRIDAY 18 NOV, 7.30PM 

FIGHT NIGHT 

BOWYN ‘BOMAN’ MORGAN 

v SHAUN COLMORE 

MARK JONES v 

KYLE ‘THE ESSEX BOY’ SMITH 

plus top line corporate fights 

Door sales $40 or @Dash 

SATURDAY 19 NOV, 8PM 

BAD MOON RISING 

THE CCR TRIBUTE SHOW 

Tickets $20 

FRIDAY 9 DEC, 8PM 

THE WARRATAHS 

Tickets $25 

Hornby WMC, 17 Carmen Rd, Hornby ph 03 349 9026 

www.hornbyworkingmensclub.co.nz 

Members, guests & affiliates welcome 

Lunch & Dinner 

All you can eat, 7 days 

Christmas 

Functions 

Lunch & Dinner Buffet 

NOW SERVING 

available 

from 

9am 

Breakfast 

HAPPY 

HOUR 

5PM - 7PM 

DAILY 

SATURDAY 19th NOV - SATURDAY 24th DEC 

Book & dine with us for your Christmas party this 

festive season, and we’ll take care of the rest! 

Bookings Essential PH 386 0088 

fb.com/GardenHotelRestaurant www.gardenhotel.co.nz 

LIVE 

RHONDA CAMPBELL duo 

6PM FRIDAY 4th November 

MUSIC 

PHONE 385 8880 FIND US ON FACEBOOK fb.com/GBCCHCH 

THE GARDEN HOTEL COMPLEX | 110 MARSHLAND RD 

www.gardenhotel.co.nz | phone 385 3132

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Donation boxes at 

checkouts instore. 

$ 

7 99 

kg 

Fresh NZ Prime 

Beef Mince 

$ 

2 99 

punnet 

New Season Sweet Juicy Strawberries 250g 

$ 

4 00 

each 

Just Juice/Citrus Tree Fruit Juice 

2.4/2.8L 

$ 

7 00 

each 

Alpine Mild/Colby/Edam 

Cheese 1kg 

$ 

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Kellogg’s Sultana Bran/Nutri-Grain/Coco Pops/ 

Special K 290-420g 

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Stoneleigh/ 

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2for 

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185-200g 

Handmade in-store 

Available in our Deli 4-7pm daily, Monday to Saturday 

Shopping just got easier 

Best deals are here! 

FreshChoice Barrington 

256 Barrington Street, Christchurch. 

Open 7am-11pm, 7 days. 

Prices apply from Tuesday 1st November to 

Sunday 6th November 2016, or while stocks last. 

FreshChoice.co.nz 

FreshChoiceNZ 

332 6364 

FreshChoice Barrington 

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Certain products may not be 

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Southern View: November 01, 2016

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