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Sunday 18 March 2018
NEW BRIGHTON’S BearLion
Foods has been recognised for
its innovation and sustainability
efforts in a national competition.
Owners John Collins and
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last week at the 2018 Meadow
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Year awards.
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Brighton cafe scoops sustainability award
With the mantra ‘food for the
soul’, BearLion Foods aims to be
as sustainable and evironmentally-friendly
as possible.
Offering customers recycled
glass containers, using biodegradable
packaging, selling
metal straws and discouraging
the use of plastic has made the
Carnaby Lane cafe one of the top
Conscious Consumer companies
in New Zealand.
The cafe has also shown its
innovative-flare by recycling
all cling-film it gets via deliveries
through a company called
Terracycle. It has made a video
encouraging all hospitality businesses
to do the same.
Leftover food is also donated
to the New Brighton community
fridge.
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Removal
of Rawhiti
Domain
trees a
‘double
standard’
• By Sophie Cornish
THE REMOVAL of seven trees in
Rawhiti Domain has been labelled
a “double standard” following
a request for an urgent safety
audit of trees on the South New
Brighton estuary edge.
The Rawhiti Domain trees will
be removed because of safety
concerns.
But Coastal-Burwood Community
Board member Tim Sintes
says the tree issue in South New
Brighton needs urgent attention
too.
He says more than 30 trees on
the estuary edge are at risk of falling
at any time. The community
board requested an urgent safety
audit at the beginning of last
month.
The city council has previously
told Pegasus Post the South New
Brighton trees were being monitored
over the past six weeks. A
fallen tree on the beach had been
removed, along with eight pine
trees near the boundary fence of
the camping ground.
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Tuesday March 13 2018 3
News
Pressure builds to add 50m pool
• By Sophie Cornish
FEARS THAT the new QE II
Recreation and Sport Centre
will not meet the demands of
the community are increasing
pressure to add a 50m pool to
the facility.
The concerns are that the
current 25m pool will not
cater for the
large variety of
users, including
students from
the Shirley
Boys’ High and
Avonside Girls’
High campus at
Linda
Stewart
QE II Park.
“It is never
going to be able
to service the local community
as well as two high schools, local
primary schools and sporting
groups . . . the former facilities
were used by people all over
Christchurch, not just the east,”
said Christchurch Concerned
Citizens Group members
Jacqui Herron and Craig
MacKay.
Said a spokeswoman from the
Keep QE II in the East group:
“We are concerned not everyone
in our community will get a fair
opportunity to use it.”
Coastal-Burwood Community
UPGRADE: There is increasing pressure to add a 50m pool
at the QE II Recreation and Sport Centre to meet the needs of
the community.
Board member Linda Stewart
said there would “undoubtedly”
be congestion in the new 25m
pool.
“I would almost bet a lot of
money on it,” she said.
However, city council
manager operations recreation
and sports unit, Nigel Cox,
said the facility’s placement
“provides space to the north
and east of the new facility’s
pool hall for an expansion. The
provision of an expansion zone
is common place in facility
planning. However, there was no
specific expansion in mind that
informed this decision.”
The $38.6 million pool facility
is set to open for Queen’s
Birthday weekend.
Following a recent site visit,
the community board was told
by contractor, Apollo Projects,
that adding a 50m pool would
cost an estimated $15-20
million.
Coastal-Burwood Ward city
councillor David East said
increasing the pool size to 50m,
which is the Olympic standard,
as well as adding seating and a
dive well could cost almost $50
million.
The facility’s plans were
designed with a “room to grow”
concept, said Ms Stewart.
Pressure is mounting around
the idea, as the city council’s
draft Long Term Plan will be
finalised in June.
Ms Stewart said if the pool is
not included in the plan, there
will not be the option to include
it until 2028.
However, Mr Cox said:
“The city council provides
an opportunity to update
the existing LTP through the
Annual Plan process that
operates yearly,” he said.
A 50m competition-sized
pool is planned for the $300
million central city Metro
Sports Facility, which Greater
Christchurch Regeneration
Minister Megan Woods
brought to a standstill last year
following a $75 million budget
blowout.
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Fire rages, homes at risk
SCHOOL AND HALL FUTURE
The city council and Coastal-
Burwood Community Board
have successfully requested the
Ministry of Education delay its
decision on the future of the
Central New Brighton School site
and Roy Stokes Hall until the end
of July. City council staff are now
working with the New Brighton
Community Hall Trust to form a
business plan on the feasibility of
owning and managing parts of the
school site.
PLAYGROUND TO CLOSE
The new seaside playground in
New Brighton will be closed for
about a month from either May
or June. It will allow Development
Christchurch to make additional
improvements to the playground
and install artwork.
WALK AROUND QE II PARK
The Coastal-Burwood Community
Board wants the community to
have a say on the development
of the QE II Park master plan.
The board is offering a guided
walk around the park on March
25. There will be an update on
the new recreation and sports
centre, the school campus and
the Christchurch School of
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start at the north end of QE II Park
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Schools
shouted trip
to the zoo
NINE EAST Christchurch
schools will be given the
opportunity to participate in
education programmes at Orana
Wildlife Park.
As part of The Warehouse
Zoofari, more than $130,000 has
been raised to enable 5000 pupils
from 41 decile 1-3 schools to go
on the ‘zoofari’.
Said Orana Wildlife Park education
manager Toby Johnson:
“Zoos in each region are collaborating
to host the school students
and give them the learning
opportunity that many would
otherwise miss out on without
The Warehouse.”
The Warehouse general manager
community relations Shari
French said visiting the zoo is a
quintessential part of childhood
for many children, but for some
families it is sometimes not possible.
The eastern school taking
part in ‘zoofari’ include Rawhiti
School, Shirley Primary School,
St James School, Haeata Community
Campus, Linwood
North School, Christchurch East
School, Linwood Avenue School,
Bromley School and Linwood
College.
Church restores former club
THE FORMER St Albans
Shirley Club has been extensively
renovated to become a new
church and community centre.
The building was opened on
Saturday at a launch event, with
a free lunch and entertainment,
including children’s games, a
bouncy castle and a performance
from the New Brighton Brass
Band.
The building on Hills Rd will
now be home to the Eastside
C3 Church and a variety of
community groups, including
the St Albans Shirley Club,
Fevah Modern Jive, Silhouette
Studios NZ, Toddlerock Shirley/
St Albans, and Moveable Feasts.
The C3 Church Christchurch
purchased the 1.6ha property
and the building off the St
Albans Shirley Club in 2016.
The church’s senior pastor
Paul Julian said the church
aims to contribute to the local
community.
AFTER SIX months of
preparation, the Zonta Club of
Christchurch South is set to hold
its annual summer garage sale
on Saturday.
Children’s toys, preserves,
furniture, ornaments, linen,
“This new building is one of
the ways we are doing that. There
are some amazing community
groups who use the space
during the week, as well as our
crockery, paintings, and books
were among the items on offer.
The money raised will be
distributed to the club’s chosen
charities. Recently it donated
money for furnishings at the
new City Mission women’s night
regular church services. We’ve
been pretty overwhelmed with
the amount of bookings so we’re
definitely filling a need. It’s
a pretty versatile space so we
shelter “We have a number of
very worthwhile charities which
we support and it is incredibly
satisfying to be able to make
substantial donations to these
groups,” said club president
Margaret Currie.
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OPEN: The Eastside C3
Church now has a new home
on Hills Rd after it renovated
the former St Albans Shirley
Club building. It will also be
used as a community centre.
welcome anyone to pop in and
check it out,” he said.
The Eastside C3 Church
is one of three branches in
Christchurch.
Zonta Club garage sale aims to help charities
Members of the club for
professional and business
women have been gathering
quality items for the past six
months in preparation for
the sale which will be held in
Cashmere.
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Tuesday March 13 2018 5
Tree removal a ‘double standard’
•From page 1
However, Mr Sintes said the
real problem is the trees on the
estuary edge.
“It is a total inconsistency, as
there has been no motion from
city council to remove trees on
the estuary edge, which pose
equally as much of a safety risk,”
he said.
“The walking track in South
New Brighton would get a lot
more people than the Rawhiti
Domain one would . . . if you use
the same criteria that they have
used in the Rawhiti Domain on
the estuary edge, well
there shouldn’t be any trees left
there.”
Mr Sintes said the work
“reeks of a double standard”
and believes it may be due to an
agenda the city council has with
the estuary edge.
The city council wants to
let the estuary edge erode
naturally following damage to
the erosion protection from the
earthquakes. The community
board wants to protect it in
order to preserve as much of the
domain as possible.
“This (trees becoming
damaged) is never going to stop
on the estuary edge until they
protect it,” Mr Sintes said.
City council acting head
of parks Kay Holder said on
RISK: Tim Sintes wants the dangerous trees removed from the South New Brighton estuary
edge.
PHOTO: GILBERT WEALLEANS
Thursday the estuary edge is
monitored on a regular basis as
the area is treated as a priority
from a health and safety
perspective.
“As a result of this monitoring,
we became aware of the fallen
tree and tree stumps and had
these removed as a priority.
During those works a stand of
dead pine and macrocarpa trees
were identified as hazardous and
have also been removed.
“We will continue to monitor
the area on a regular basis to
ensure that any health and
safety issues are dealt with
appropriately,” she said.
In Brief
HOT POOL DESIGNS
The latest revision of the design
plans for the hot pools in New
Brighton will be presented to the
Coastal-Burwood Community
Board on Monday. Development
Christchurch will hold its fourth
workshop with a community
focus group on March 21, where
it will present the design plans
that will form part of the resource
consent application. The plans
will then be released to the wider
community. A Development
Christchurch spokesman said the
designs will continue to evolve
throughout the process.
QUEENSPARK DRIVE SPEED
The Coastal-Burwood
Community Board has approved
lowering the speed limit around
Queenspark School. The new
speed zone will be on Queenspark
Drive and the limit will be
changed from 50km/h to 40km/h.
Electronic signs will be placed at
the start of the school speed zone.
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A photo on page 5 of Pegasus Post
last week said it was a freedom
camper’s campsite. This was
incorrect. It was a site belonging
to a homeless person. The caption
also said it was taken in South
New Brighton. The location was
in fact North Beach. Pegasus Post
apologises for the errors.
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Growing the community
New Brighton Community
Garden secretary Hilary
Wilson and garden
manager Catherine O’Neil
talk about the benefits
of being involved in the
project
FOR MORE than 12 years a
whole lot of people have put a
whole lot of effort into making
our community gardens the
flourishing success that they
now are. As well as growing
vegetables, we pride ourselves on
growing the community.
What stands out? The diversity
of vegetables and flowers, food
for the body and food for the
soul, and the diversity of volunteers,
young and old, Kiwi and
foreign, smiley and grumpy, all
are warmly welcomed. The gardens
are a place to meet new people,
establish friendships, learn
new skills, build confidence, and
increase one’s sense of well-being
and belonging. Knowledge is
freely shared in many ways.
What do we treasure? Our
marvellous volunteers and staff,
our supportive trust members,
our very helpful funders and
the on-going support from local
businesses is very valuable. Our
commitment to respecting and
taking care of people and the
environment is too.
What do people say when
they come in the gate? They
say “wow.” And then “this is
so peaceful, and yet also a hive
of activity.” Recently from
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“c’est magnifique.” And from a
German-speaking Swiss tourist
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the Christchurch earthquakes,
visitors and volunteers found solace
and comfort in the gardens.
Gardening anywhere provides
GREEN
THUMBS:
Catherine O’Neil
(left) and Hilary
Wilson take
pride in their
community
garden.
both physical and mental health
benefits.
What do people get out of it?
You will almost certainly get
your hands dirty. And you will
probably go home with some
yummy fresh vegetables. But
also, and perhaps more importantly,
you get a sense of belonging
to the community, of contributing
to a meaningful productive
project, of working at literally the
grassroots level to help make the
world a better place. We are happily
about as far from corporate
culture as it’s possible to get.
Growing your own food sustainably
is a global movement. If
you want to find a community
garden near you, go to the Canterbury
Community Gardens
Association website at
www.ccga.org.nz
Readers respond to the
Christchurch School of
Gymnastics receiving
$900,000 from the city
council for the rebuild of
its new facility
Margaret Nicholas –
Why should a gym which is
basically a club, and which
has had large amounts of
money from city council in
the past, get so much more
than other grassroots sports,
or ones which keep more
youth active?
Bill Palmer – Good idea,
problem is no one can get
there unless they’ve got a
four-wheel-drive because of
the neglected roads in the
east, again I say city council
get your priorities in order
first.
Ryan Bailey – Surely
when a sports club has
received so much from city
council already, shouldn’t the
money go to other smaller
struggling sports/community
clubs. It would make a
massive difference to help
smaller sports clubs grow.
Readers respond to
the increasing number
of freedom campers
in North New Brighton,
including one who
cleaned her underwear
in a drinking fountain
Cathryn Lucy – They
aren’t good for local
businesses. They cost more
than they’re worth, make the
area less appealing for other
visitors who actually spend
money and can plan a trip
properly, and their goal is to
do everything as cheap as
possible.
Maybe the supermarket
might get a tad more money.
These ones certainly don’t
seem to want to spend money
at a cheap laundromat.
Go to a camp site or
be self-contained, which
means taking your rubbish,
belongings, (and your poo
instead of leaving it next to
schools) with you, and
leaving where you stayed
in the condition you found
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named young
sportsman
of the year
• By Andrew King
FORMER SHIRLEY Boys’
High first XV captain Tom
Christie was named AECOM
outstanding young sportsman
of the year at the Nexia New
Zealand Canterbury Sports
Awards on Friday night.
He was up against basketballer
Quinn Clinton, golfer Tom
Parker and rower
Ben Taylor.
Christie, who
plays flanker, made
his debut for Canterbury
last year
Tom
Christie
and was part of the
World Cup winning
under-20 New Zealand
squad.
In 2015, he famously captained
Shirley to the UC Championship
final against St Bede’s, which
they lost.
The awards honour sporting
excellence as well as the invaluable
contribution of dedicated
coaches, administrators, officials
and volunteers.
“As a region, Canterbury has
access to world-class coaching
and an exceptional sports club
system,” Sport Canterbury chief
executive Julyan Falloon said.
The awards were held at the
Air Force Museum of New
Zealand.
More than 130 nominations
were received for the awards
across 30 sporting codes.
Schools count down to Maadi Cup
Six days out from the biggest school rowing event of
the year, Andrew King looks at how some of the crews
might fare at Maadi Cup which starts on Monday at Lake
Ruataniwha, Twizel
Shirley Boys’ High had a tough
start to the rowing season after
a 30m poplar tree fell into the
Avon River just as the under-15
crew of Reuben Bannon, Finley
Ocheduszko Brown, Cameron
Maughan, Liam Whitaker and
David Brown rowed underneath
it in January.
At the South Island secondary
school rowing champs earlier
this month, Maughan along
with Lucas MacDonald (stroke),
Brodie Barsby, Jack Hearn,
Cameron McConchie, Brayden
Keep, Elliot Stanley, Matthew
Sudlow and Joel Coleman (cox)
won gold in the under-15 eights.
The school also had success in
the under-16 single sculls with
Scott Shackleton winning gold.
Now they turn their attention
to the Maadi Cup which starts
on Monday and runs through
the week at Lake Ruataniwha,
Twizel.
Head of rowing Rob Wilson-
Pyne said it is all about building
a diverse squad with a variety of
different rowers.
“Everyone is working very
hard in training and we have just
completed our seat racing to get
placing for boats,” he said.
“We have got good depth
in the squad and some strong
rowers who should do well.”
He would not identify any
individuals to look out for,
saying every rower goes out there
with a team mindset.
“There are no individuals, it
is all about the squad. We have
the philosophy that any boat
that makes a final is representing
every kid involved,” he said.
The school is in a building
phase and is looking to have
a strong under-18 eights
competing at the Maadi Cup in
the near future.
“We are looking at 2019-2020
to target that under-18 eights
race,” he said.
They are also keeping an eye
on the competition up north.
“We always have a look at the
cousins up north; don’t know
what they feed them up there,
but they always set fast times.
And that is what it is all about,
the best in the country coming
together and seeing where we
stand. It’s an opportunity and a
challenge for us,” he said.
South Island secondary
school rowing champs –
results
Winners – boys
•CBHS: Under-15 coxed
quadruple sculls and coxed
octuple sculls; under-16
coxed quadruple sculls;
under-17 coxed four; coxed
quadruple sculls; under-18
novice double sculls;
coxless pairs oars; coxed
quadruple sculls; coxed four
and under-18 coxed eights.
•Shirley Boys’ High:
Under-15 coxed eights; and
under-16 single sculls.
•Christ’s College: Under-16
coxed eights; under-17
coxed eights; and under-18
novice coxed eights.
•St Bede’s: Under-16 coxed
four; and under-18 novice
coxed four.
•Cashmere High: Under-18
novice coxed quadruple
sculls.
Winners – girls:
SPORTS
PROGRESSION: Shirley Boys’ High are in a building phase
with some good talent coming up through the grades in the
under-18 eights.
PHOTO STEVE MCARTHUR
Rangi Ruru: Under-16
coxed four; under-16 coxed
eights; under-17 coxed
eights; under-18 novice
coxed eights; under-18
novice coxed four; and
under-18 coxed eights.
CGHS: Under-15 coxed
eights.
Dunstan High: Under-15
double sculls; quadruple
sculls; coxed octuple sculls;
and under-16 coxed quadruple
sculls.
St Margaret’s: ​Under-18
coxed four.
Villa Maria: Under-18
coxed quadruple sculls.
New Brighton players help revamp clubrooms
• By Andrew King
NEW BRIGHTON Rugby club
players will start the season off
with newly renovated clubrooms.
Members of the club and the
community have been busy
fixing up the clubrooms on
Rawhiti Ave.
Division one captain Reuben
Spicer, who is studying sports
leadership at Canterbury
University, had to write a paper
for his course on sponsorship
and decided fixing up the old
clubrooms would be a great way
to put theory into practice.
The idea had been floated
around the club for a while as the
clubrooms were starting to look a
bit run down.
But from Spicer’s paper the idea
snowballed and work started in
August last year.
Rugby development officer
Roddy Butt said Spicer, who
plays halfback, thought it would
also be a good way for the squad
to bond ahead of the upcoming
competition.
Lock Ben Nelson, a builder
by trade, said there had been so
much support from the local
community.
Not only have they managed to
renovate the division one shed,
but the majority of the club’s
buildings have also been done
PRIDE: Progress is being made on fixing up the New Brighton rugby clubrooms, which are set to be ready for the upcoming
season.
up, including the referee’s and
physio’s rooms.
Builder Matthew Burleigh,
brother of Scotland international
and former New Brighton
midfielder Phil Burleigh, and
plumber Henare Faithful have
also put a lot of work into the
buildings.
Nelson has donated about 450
hours himself, and Burleigh and
Faithful are not far behind.
“Most of the materials we have
used have been donated. So we
have been able to get between
$15,000 to $20,000 worth of
materials for about $200, which is
amazing,” Nelson said.
“It really shows how good
the club is and how great the
community is to get behind this.”
Nelson, who was born and
bred in Minnesota, United States,
came to the club in 2013 to “ply
his trade in rugby”.
Now he has residency and said
he will play for the club for as
long as he can.
“We want to be one of the best
recruiting clubs in the city and by
doing up our sheds it sends the
right message,” he said.

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The Ray White New Brighton
Duke Festival of Surfing
Tuesday, Friday, Saturday
The Boardroom exhibition
shows surfboards throughout
the ages. An outdoor movie
night on Friday will feature
Moana, a movie supported by
the Aotearoa Surf Film Festival,
Fish People, and two shorter
surf films. A two-day surfing
competition begins on Friday
with local and international
surfers from all age groups
from under-12 through to the
over-60s. A smorgasbord meal
will follow at the New Brighton
Club on Saturday night with
entertainment from upcoming
South Island band Soaked Oats
and local band Run77. Visit the
festival’s Facebook page for more
information about times and
locations.
New Brighton
Table Tennis Club
Tuesdays 7.30pm
The St Albans/Shirley Table
Tennis Club is looking for new
members to join their friendly
club. All levels are welcome.
There are some spare bats
available. Games can be social
or competitive. Phone Ian on
021 586 802 or Shirley on
027 343 3981 evenings only
Email sophie.cornish@starmedia.kiwi
by 5pm each Friday
with any inquiries.
St Albans/Shirley Club, 269
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Have-A-Go at Indoor Bowls
Every Tuesday, 11am-1.30pm
Indoor bowls for the senior
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Please wear soft shoes. Cost per
person is $2. First session free.
Phone Tania Smith at ACTIS on
963 7070, or 027 540 5442 with
any inquiries.
Aranui/Wainoni Community
Centre
Ascot Petanque Club
Tuesday and Friday, 9.30-
11.30am
A friendly social club willing to
teach beginners the great game
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supplied. Go along and learn this
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Ascot Community Centre, 12
Ascot Ave, North Beach
Rocket Club
Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm
Rocket Club is a weekly afterschool
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Barrier Free Computing on Saturday, 10am-noon, is a service
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and current events in a fun learning
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Aranui library, 109 Aldershot St
Exercise Classes – Over 50s
Wednesday 1-2pm, Thursdays
9.30am
Times may change to just
Thursdays at a later time. Cost
is $4 and a cup tea to follow. All
inquires welcome – phone either
Margaret on 383 2665 or 383
2337.
Ascot Community Centre, 12
Ascot Ave
Boys’ Brigade in Shirley
Thursday, 6.30-8pm
The boys enjoy a wide range
of action, fun, games, life skills,
leadership and competition. The
creative weekly programme is
both skills and values based. For
more information, call Chris on
385 6446.
Ascot Scrabble Group
Friday, 12.45pm
Challenge your word
knowledge with other likeminded
folk. Join in with this
friendly group suitable for
beginners or experienced players.
Cost is $3, includes afternoon tea.
Ascot Community Centre, Ascot
Ave, North New Brighton
Seaside Toy Library
Saturday, 9.30-11.30am
Catering for children six
months to seven years with toys,
games and sports equipment. Toy
hire is $2 per fortnight. Visit the
library’s Facebook page.
St Luke’s Church Hall, 212 Pine
Ave, South New Brighton
Eastside Gallery Multicultural
Exhibition
Monday-Friday, 11-4pm,
Saturday noon-3pm
Linwood Community Arts
Centre’s Eastside Gallery presents
Wayne Seyb’s Red Zone Gardens.
Seyb’s 23 paintings illustrate
what remains after houses and
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Jo Fuller 027 458 8590
jo.fuller@starmedia.kiwi
Students have done us proud!
From top le:
Dominic Wilson
(Burnside High)
CHOGM Representative;
Meg Roberts (Rang Ruru)
Senior Gold Award;
Joshua Persico (CBHS)
Junior Silver Award;
Bottom le:
Noah Cunningham
(St Patrick’s Bryndwr)
Junior Silver Award;
Ruby Wilson-Moses
(Selwyn House)
Junior Bronze Award
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CANTERBURY students have done extremely
well in the Queen’s Commonwealth Essay
Competition judged in London with Meg
Roberts (Rangi Ruru) gaining senior gold;
slilver awards going to Noah Cunningham (St
Patricks Bryndwr) and Joshua Persico (CBHS);
and Ruby Wilson-Moses (Selwyn House)
gaining a junior bronze award.
With 12,300 entries from throughout the
Commonwealth and just 4% awarded gold,
9% silver and 13% bronze, Canterbury
students have done us proud.
e winners were acknowledged at the
Canterbury Branch of the Royal
Commonwealth Society at the Russley Golf
Club on Sunday evening with the Guest
Speaker, Sandra Manderson QSM, presenting
the certificates and cash rewards.
SERVING
HAPPY HOUR
5PM - 7PM DAILY
is year’s competition is now open with
entries needing to reach London by 1st June
and is open to under 19 year olds. Last year’s
theme was ‘A Commonwealth for Peace’ with
this year’s theme ‘Towards a Common Future’.
Entry details are on www.rcscanty.co.nz
together with the 2017 winning essays.
Another Commonwealth opportunity for
youth happens each year in August when
students from all over New Zealand gather in
Wellington for a Model Commonwealth
Summit where the students represent a
Commonwealth country and debate issues
from that country’s point of view. Dominic
Wilson from Burnside High spoke about his
experience. e Canterbury branch offers a
grant to help with expenses towards this with
details on www.rcscanty.co.nz
EVENTS COMING UP...
Irish
Fare
added
to the
Dinner
Buffet
SATURDAY
17TH MARCH 2018
Available only on
Saturday 17th March 2018
DINNER SESSION ONLY.
NORMAL PRICE APPLIES
OUR CABINET ITEMS
ARE HOMEMADE
CREATED FRESH ON SITE DAILY
$12
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What’s On
TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS
MEMBERS LUCKY CARD DRAW
Saturday 17th March
ST PADDY’S DAY
DJ KRONIK from 3pm - 6.45pm
PRIZES FOR BEST DRESSED - LUCKY SEAT NUMBERS
Highlanders v Crusaders 7.35pm
DOWNSTAIRS
CLUB BISTRO
Open Tuesday to Saturday
from 12pm - 2pm & from 5pm.
DINE BY THE SEA!
UPSTAIRS
Pierview Restaurant
Open from 5.30pm Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, and for
Sunday Brunch from 10.30am to 2pm.
SORRY, PIERVIEW IS FULLY BOOKED
This Saturday 17 March 2018.
SUNDAY 25th MARCH, from 5.30pm
SUNDAY NIGHT BUFFET
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H ORNBY
WORKINGMEN’S
CLUB
PLAYING
THIS WEEKEND
March
16 & 17
St Patrick’s
Weekend
Music to jig to
Friday : Robbie ‘Mc’ Drew
Saturday : Norm Bland
followed by Boru
Cans of Guinness &
Jameson RTD
Irish Specials in the
Club Cafe
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Have you been declined
treatment by the DHB ?
The Canterbury Charity Hospital
may be able to treat you at no cost.
Our current services are:
• Gynaecology and women’s health
• Rectal bleeding clinic
• Colonoscopy (acute and screening)
• Cataracts
• Orthopaedics (upper and lower limb)
• General surgery (abdominal, rectal)
• Oral surgery and dentistry (* conditions apply)
• Counselling (by self referral)
To be treated by the Charity Hospital you must:
• Have been turned down in writing for treatment by the CDHB
• Not have medical insurance
• Not be able to afford the treatment privately (means tested)
• Have a referral from your doctor
* All dentistry and oral surgery patients need a dentist’s referral.
Dentistry is available for WINZ clients only, whilst oral surgery may
be available if you fit the above criteria.
Why are the Charity Hospital’s services at no cost to the patient?
More than 280 unpaid volunteer surgeons, nurses, dentists and support staff generously
donate their time for free. The Charity Hospital does not receive any Government funding.
Volunteers are always welcome. If you are a surgeon, nurse or technician,
volunteer forms are on our website at www.charityhospital.org.nz
or email reception@charityhospital.org.nz
To donate to the charity please visit our website at www.charityhospital.org.nz.
Your next step...
get a referral from your doctor or dentist - please don’t contact the hospital directly.
For more information:
www.charityhospital.org.nz

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