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SHIRLEY BOYS’ High
School has had one of its most
successful Maadi Cup rowing
regattas ever.
The under-15 eight won silver
and the under-16 quad won
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SILVER: The under-15 eight won a silver medal in the Maadi Cup national final.
PHOTOS: STEVE MCARTHUR
Shirley has top
Maadi Cup
regatta
bronze in the national finals on
Lake Ruataniwha, Twizel, at the
weekend.
SBHS head of rowing Rob
Wilson-Pyne said in spite of not
winning gold, the regatta was
“highly successful.”
“Medal-wise, we have won
similar numbers, we have
won two medals before. But
we feel this is one of our most
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talent pool for future years.”
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was left unable to blink, swallow,
move or talk as a result of a brain
tumour has had around $15,000
fundraised for him in an art auction
on Friday night.
Connor Duncan-Caley, 8, was
diagnosed with the tumour last
June and the ‘Jedi’s New Hope’ art
auction was organised by the community
to fundraise for him and his
family.
His father, Mark, recently lost his
job when the company went into
liquidation, and the earthquakedamaged
house they brought ‘as is,
where is’ is now subject to insurance
issues.
More than 160 guests attended
the event where 78 donated pieces
of artwork were auctioned off on
Friday at Fiksate Gallery in New
Brighton Mall.
Ten pieces went to live auction
and the rest were sold through silent
auction.
Auction organiser Maureen Taane
said they are “super stoked” and
“delighted” with how the event
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THERE’S BEEN a huge amount of interest
over the plight of the Duncan-Caley
family from South Brighton since we ran
our article earlier this month.
They’ve been dealt a number of very
poor hands – an ill child, dad made redundant
and ongoing earthquake repair issues on their house.
But the community has rallied as all good communities do
and an art auction on Friday night raised $15,000 for them (see
page 1).
By all accounts it was a great night, and the organisers and
those who donated art should be feeling pretty good about
themselves.
Top marks too to Shirley Boys’ High School rowing crews
(page 1 and 12) at the Maadi Cup. A triumph over adversity.
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Jones to avoid by-election if she quits
• By Julia Evans
PAPANUI-INNES Community
Board chairwoman Ali Jones
does not want to trigger a
by-election if she follows
through with her threat to resign
over the rebuild of the Shirley
Community Centre.
Ms Jones told Pegasus Post if
funding for a Shirley community
facility was not
included in the
city council’s Long
Term Plan, she
would stand by her
word and resign
after threatening to
Ali Jones do so at a meeting
last year.
But last week she said while
she would stand down both
as chairwoman and from the
board, she did not want it to
cause a by-election.
“I have undertaken to resign
from the board, not just as chair.
I have asked staff to look at the
ramifications of this as I do not
want to trigger a by-election,”
she said.
City council electoral officer
Jo Daly said a councillor or
community board member
resignation more than 12
months before the next election,
October 2019, would result in
an extraordinary vacancy which
WAITING: The site of the former Shirley Community Centre at 10 Shirley Rd. (Inset) – The
community centre before it was pulled down.
would need to be filled by a byelection.
in the ditch” project which she
Shirley Rd as the board’s “die
“If a vacancy happens within would not give up on.
12 months of the next triennial “I’m a woman of my word. I
election a by-election is not required,
(and) the local authority job, I love what I do. But this is
don’t want to resign, I love my
or community board has the option
to either leave the vacancy community.”
how passionately I feel about the
unfilled or to appoint a person to In a bid to reinstate LTP
fill the vacancy for the balance of funding for a community facility
the current term,” she said. in Shirley, the board called city
Ms Jones said she would not council chief executive Karleen
resign until October to avoid the Edwards to a recent meeting.
$65,000 cost of a by-election. Dr Edwards told Pegasus Post
Funding for the centre has she emphasised to the board the
been pushed out by another 10 city council’s goal of keeping a
years in the draft LTP.
proposed rates increase down in
Ms Jones has dubbed the the LTP.
community centre rebuild at 10 “I also explained the challenges
PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN
of balancing aspirational projects
with what’s available in the
budget, while also trying to keep
rates down,” she said.
But Dr Edwards said she
highlighted the opportunity for
the board and its residents to put
submissions into the city
council about the Shirley
Community Centre and other
“matters of local interest”
during draft LTP consultation
process.
•Submissions on the
LTP can be made at www.
ccc.govt.nz/the-council/
consultations-andsubmissions/haveyoursay/
show/125 until April 13
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Fire rages, homes at risk
HOMEBASE ENTRY
Homebase on Marshland Rd
may have a new entry and
exit point off Briggs Rd if city
council plans go ahead. The new
vehicle access will be located
at about 121 Briggs Rd. The
Papanui-Innes Community
Board approved road changes
at Homebase on Friday. They
include extended parking
restrictions, a central solid
median island and associated
signage.
NICHOLLS ST UPGRADE
An upgrade to Nicholls St,
Richmond, will no longer be
included in the city council’s
Long Term Plan for 2018-2028.
The Papanui-Innes Community
Board agreed to defer the
upgrade and instead upgrade a
section of Randall St which was
not done as part of recent work
on the street.
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Fire rages, homes at risk
Old Skellerup site now metal graveyard
• By Bridget Rutherford
THE WOOLSTON site where the
Skellerup factory operated for a
century is being used by a scrap
metal company.
National Steel is operating
out of the Garlands Rd site with
crushed cars piled up on the site.
Rubber goods maker Skellerup
moved out in 2016 to a new $60
million premises in Wigram.
It had operated at the Woolston
site for a century. But its buildings
were damaged in the February 22,
2011, earthquake, and the decision
was made to move to a new
factory in Wigram.
The Woolston site was sold
‘as is where is’. Auckland-based
National Steel buys scrap metal,
processes and sorts it, before
selling it on.
Linwood Ward city councillor
Yani Johanson said it stared
operating a couple of weeks
ago.
He said there had been some
concern within the community
about the potential noise the site
would generate.
But he said it was an industrial
area, so there would likely be few
restrictions.
NEW USE: Crushed cars have been stacked up on the former Skellerup factory site (left) in Woolston, which is now being used
by a scrap metal company.
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
Readers respond to an
article about the need for
a 50m pool at the new QE II
facility
Graham Pownceby – I
heard that one of the original
pools was quite salvageable, so
why didn’t we retain that as an
outdoor pool for all these years?
Becky Wilson – The floor of
the 25m one they’re building can
be lifted to alter water depth . . .
surely that money would be better
spent on a 50m pool?
Dan Vann – Pretty sure the
current plan has a very expensive
adjustable floor. Spend that
money on increasing it to 50m
seems a no-brainer.
Mia Griffiths – No-brainer,
50m needed now, new facility
should have been replaced with
what we had.
Paul Hewett – The old QE II
was overcrowded most weekends,
what’s it going to be like with this
new shrunk version?
Vanessa Gibson – Do it, we
need a 50m pool.
Linda O’Brien – Good
grief. I would have thought a
50m would have been a
given.
Readers respond to an
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Aranui vandalising homes,
businesses and a former
school
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- That is not on, there
must be some deterrent
to these young ones . .
. maybe boot camp for
six months. The law is
too soft and they know
they can get away with
it . . . heaven help the city in a few
years.
Cherry Cornelius – It’s time
we stopped being so apathetic
and organised ourselves to force
change in our laws so the police
can constructively deal to these
out-of-control children. Also, we
need to get better laws enforcing
parental responsibility.
Penny Thomas – What
I believe is there are lack of
facilities for the younger ones to
go to where they can hang out,
be safe, not causing
problems. Ask them
what they would like in
their community, listen
to their voices.
Marianne
McKinney
Zonneveld – Parents
need to front up and
take responsibility for these kids.
Stop having kids
if you can’t take care of them
and teach them values and
respect.
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Travis Rd work to prepare for QE II facilities
• By Sophie Cornish
TRANSPORT upgrades,
including a cycle lane, on Travis
Rd are being undertaken to
accommodate the new QE II
Sport and Recreation Centre and
the Shirley Boys and Avonside
Girls’ High School campus.
The Coastal-Burwood Community
Board approved plans
last week, which aim to support
the new developments, while
attempting to minimise road
congestion.
An off-road shared path and
cycle lane will be installed on
Travis Rd as well as two pedestrian
islands. Another pedestrian
island will be put in on Bower
Ave.
As a result, 26 parking spaces
will be lost on the north side of
Travis Rd and 10 spaces on Bower
Ave at the entrance to Dick Tayler
Drive.
Consultation letters were sent
to residents who may be affected
by the changes and others were
informed by a leaflet drop.
The design has been devised
to maximise access to modes of
transport such as walking and
cycling.
The city council’s transport
education team is planning to
work with the schools to encourage
‘sustainable transport habits’
which it hopes will minimise the
effects of overspill parking in the
surrounding area near the new
school campus.
The city council will contribute
$240,000 to the project for the
shared path and work on the
Travis Rd section in front of QE
II Park.
The Ministry of Education will
fund the section along Travis
Rd in front of the new school
campus.
Work is due to start next
month.
Fire rages, homes at risk
AUCTION TIME: Maureen Taane
distributing auction paddles.
FAMILY: Connor’s dad, Mark Duncan-Caley,
with his daughters, Madden, 6, and Murphy, 2.
Community auction for family raises $12k
•From page 1
Said Mr Duncan-Caley: “I
really don’t have a word for it
– (I’m) really emotional to see
how the community has come
together.”
“A lot of those people don’t
know us and they’ve opened up
their hearts,” he said.
Mr Duncan-Caley said Connor
was also in shock about the
auction.
“He’s completely lit up with all
the support.”
SMILE: Connor could not attend the auction but created a video to thank his supporters which was shown at
the event on Friday night in which 78 pieces of art were sold off.
PHOTOS: GILBERT WEALLEANS
Connor is currently living in
Auckland at The Wilson Centre,
a rehabilitation facility.
The money raised from the
auction will fund the family’s life
going forward.
While Connor could not
attend the auction, Mr Duncan-
Caley did, along with his younger
sisters Murphy and Madden.
Both sets of grandparents,
uncles, aunties and cousins also
attended the auction.
Connor was able to send a
message through video, which
was played at the event. Ms
Taane described it as “very moving.”
The auction was called ‘Jedi’s
New Hope” because of Connor’s
obsession with Star Wars.
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Casino team takes out
rescue chopper challenge
TEAMS FROM businesses
across the city assembled with
one mission – to raise money for
the Westpac rescue helicopters.
They were challenged to a
gruelling day of push-ups, an
obstacle course and a first aid test
during the Air Rescue Summer
Crew Challenge.
The Christchurch Casino team
took out the title for the second
year in a row – raising more than
$12,000 for the charity.
“The teams left nothing on the
field this year, it was extremely
competitive,” Rick Knight, crew
chief said.
“It was amazing to see the
Casino take the cup for the second
year running; they worked
together as a team and fought to
the end.”
The day started with a goal
of raising $70,000, which was
cracked with $70,721.91 raised
by the 22 competing teams. That
will fund 14 lifesaving air rescue
trips.
WINNER: The
Christchurch
Casino team
raised more
than $12,000
for Westpac Air
Rescue.
“It really does make a
difference. It has been a very
busy time for the crew,
especially at weekends where
they can attend back-to-back
missions,” Air Rescue chief
executive Christine Prince
said.
Christchurch Casino raised
$12,815, Mortlock McCormack
Law came in second raising
$10,479.60, and in third was
the Commodore Hotel with
$7070.80.
AFTER SEVERAL delays, an
outdoor fitness gym is being
installed at Burwood Park.
The project will take about four
weeks to complete and is located
next to the children’s playground
on Cresswell Ave.
The equipment was sponsored
by the Dallington Cottage
Community Trust with support
from the Coastal-Burwood
Community Board.
Types of equipment will
include a cross-trainer, a
cycle and shoulder wheel, and
traditional fitness items such as
parallel and chin-up bars.
The project will cost about
$44,000.
It has been a long time coming,
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Fire rages, homes at risk
Workout in the park
once new gym built
• By Sophie Cornish
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said community board member
Linda Stewart.
“Some members from
the Dallington Residents’
Association have been
advocating for this since 2008,”
she said.
The community trust is now
looking forward to its next
project, which Ms Stewart says
will be a walking trail.
She hopes the trail will connect
Westhaven with Dallington,
with a perimeter walk beside
Horseshoe Lake.
“We want it so you could park
your car near the Burwood Park
outdoor gym and then take off
on a walk and have static exercise
equipment on the way, very
similar to what we had at QE II,”
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RECYCLING:
Freida Coll,
Mayan
Walker, Millie
Will and Opal
Matthews
are learning
how different
types of
waste can be
recycled.
North Beach children
recycle toothbrushes
CHILDREN AT North Beach
Playcentre are learning about
how toothbrushes can be
recycled and transformed into
playground material.
The children collect yoghurt
containers, toothbrushes, dental
floss containers and toothpaste
tubes as part of TerraCycle’s oral
care recycling programme, The
Collective suckies recycling programme
and the Fonterra pouch
recycling programme.
Once collected, the playcentre
sends the yoghurt pouches and
oral care waste items to Terra-
Cycle. They are then shredded,
cleaned and melted down into
raw materials to create garden
beds, park benches and playgrounds.
A parent behind the activity,
SCHOOLS
Julie Donaldson, said the children
were inspired to recycle to
reduce waste reaching the ocean
and harming marine life.
“One of the children said that
seeing plastic bags in the ocean
made them think dolphins will
eat them and die. This is what
inspired the kids to pick up
rubbish, and reduce, reuse and
recycle what we have,” said Ms
Donaldson.
She said the recycling process
is relatively easy.
“Our set up is pretty simple
– kids, parents and visitors can
drop their waste in the boxes we
have in the centre. We also
have posters and collection
containers on our fence to
remind the community that
we’re recycling.”
Waitakiri, Linwood Ave pupils
show the future of gardening
• By Sophie Cornish
PUPILS FROM Waitakiri
Primary and Linwood Ave
School both gained silver awards
in the fourth annual Oderings
School Gardens Show.
The show took place at
the Woolston Club and was
organised by the Canterbury
Horticultural Society.
Pupils were required to design
a garden that adhered to the
theme ‘into the future’.
“The standard of the 11
garden exhibits from the
participating schools was
extremely high and the judges
were amazed at their quality,”
said Canterbury Horticultural
Society communications officer
Emma Velde.
The team from Waitakiri
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Wetland and cleaning up of the
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Pupils from Linwood Ave
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which aliens take over the earth.
Waitakiri caretaker and
project helper Ian Woodward
said about 30 pupils and four
teachers were involved in
the garden, which took three
months to put together.
“It was collaborative effort,
but very kid-focussed,” he said.
“It’s a lot of work but it’s a
really good activity, especially to
pull that many pupils together
and get them working on one
thing,” said Mr Woodward.
Waitakiri received a bronze
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by 5pm each Friday
Ascot Be Fit Exercise Classes
for 50-plus
Wednesday, 1-2pm, Thursday,
9.30am
Times may change to just
Thursdays at a later time. Cost
is $4 and a cup tea to follow. All
inquires are welcome to phone
Margaret on 383 2665 or 383
2337.
Ascot Community Centre, 12
Ascot Ave
CV Drop-in
Thursday, 10-11.30am
A librarian will be on hand to
assist customers needing help
with their resume. We can offer
guidance on creating, updating,
and editing your CV.
New Brighton library, 213
Marine Pde
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.
106 Emmett St, Shirley
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
Barrier Free Computing
Saturday, 10-noon
This service is provided by
the Computer for Special Needs
Trust, an organisation that offers
assistance with using computers
for people experiencing a
disability in a friendly and
supportive setting. The tutors
will be on hand to help beginners
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email, accessing the internet,
playing games and researching
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for socialising with others with
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Seaside Toy Library
Saturday, 9.30-11.30am
Caters for children six months
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St Luke’s Church Hall, 212 Pine
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Eastside Gallery Exhibition
Monday to Friday, 11-4pm,
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Drag racer following in family’s footsteps
• By Andrew King
WINNING national
championships at more than
250km/h is in the Henley-
Minchington blood.
At Auckland’s Meremere
Dragway, another trophy was
added to the family mantelpiece
when Stuart Henley-Minchington,
28, won the New Zealand
nationals modified drag racing
title with a blistering time of
8.25sec at 259km/h.
It also meant he was crowned
national series champion in the
modified section for the third
consecutive year.
Stuart is following in the
footsteps of his uncles, Bill and
Clinton, who together won
four consecutive national titles
between 2013-2017 in the funny
car category. They finished the
season this year in third.
His father Owen still races,
and his sister Hayley, and the rest
of his family, pitches in to keep
the team going.
“It is a little bit surreal,” Stuart
said about winning the national
crown.
“It is been my lifelong dream to
drive these cars. Now I’m doing
it and being successful, it is a
dream come true.”
Stuart said his love for the
sport started early, but really
accelerated when he got in a
scaled-down dragster when he
was nine-years-old.
SMOKING: Stuart Henley-Minchington lights up the wheels at
Meremere Dragway on his way to a national title.
“Then we built one in 1998 and
away I went,” he said.
“From there I have just been
moving up classes. Once you figure
one out, then it is time move
on to something faster.”
Waiting for the lights to flash
green takes all the concentration
he can muster and he looks to set
SPORTS
the best time possible with every
pass.
“It is the most insane
adrenalin rush you possibly
could have. It becomes an addiction,”
he said.
Motorsport is hard on the
pocket and he said without the
constant support from his entire
family and some sponsors, the
dream would not be possible.
“We definitely couldn’t do it
without our sponsors, Trident
Homes and AutoTrans, and Car
Aid, who have been helping out
with the engine, they are awesome,”
he said.
Stuart has one race left in the
local series at Mike Pero Motorsport
Park on April 8 and he
said he would like to break the
record in the A-modified altered
category which currently stands
at 8.35sec.
FAST FACTS
Car statistics:
Shell: Fibreglass based on
a 1923 Ford T design.
Engine: 496 cu in big block
Chevrolet stroker.
Transmission: TCL
Powerglide.
Chassis: Custom built
chrome alloy from Florida,
United States.
Rear wheels: 32in slicks.
Weight: 844kg.
Fastest time: 8.17sec at
261km/h.
Local plumbers offering
free checks on clay pipes
While it is now almost eight years since the
Christchurch earthquakes, damage to underground
pipes is still becoming apparent, says
the team at Laser Plumbing Christchurch
East, who are based in Ferrymead.
As they point out, homeowners can
be completely unaware that they have
earthquake damage to their clay pipes.
Properties built before the 1970s are
most likely to have clay pipes, and
cracks in the pipes allow tree roots to
enter and block drains. The damage can
take some time to become apparent
but when it does, it is usually fairly
major, and costly to repair.
Specialists in drain-laying and plumbing,
Laser Plumbing are currently offering a
free check on pipes. This involves a quick look with a
camera, and if any damage is found they will discuss
this with the owner. Laser Plumbing are experts in
dealing with EQC and know how
to make the process easy. The next
step is to provide
a drainage survey
report to EQC, who
in most cases, will
cover the cost of this
as well as replacing
the damaged pipes.
There are some
conditions, which
Laser Plumbing will
discuss with the
homeowner.
“We have done hundreds of surveys
and have been installing a lot of
replacement PVC pipes over recent
years,” says Carol McCann, who owns the
company with her husband Chris Dick.
“We want to make it easy for people by
offering the check at no cost, and we
urge people to get their pipes checked
sooner rather than later as we do not
know how long EQC will cover repairs for
home-owners. Having them replaced will
avoid serious problems in the future. It’s
all done with minimum fuss.”
Located in Tussock Lane, Ferrymead,
Laser Plumbing services customers right
across the city. They are very proud of
their team of qualified tradesmen, who
carry out plumbing and drainage work
with care and efficiency. They are the sort
of guys that you would be happy to have
working in and around your home, Carol says.
To make an appointment for your free pipe check,
phone them today on 376 5322.
Laser Plumbing Christchurch East
03 376 5322 | chcheast@laserplumbing.co.nz

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SPORTS
A moveable feast that is
much more than chocolate
Easter is both the most sombre and
joyful time in the Christian calendar,
calling believers to remember
the crucifixion of Christ and His
resurrection. Its date changes each
year, making it a ‘moveable feast.’ The
Easter story lies at the heart of the
Christian faith and its importance is
celebrated with special celebrations.
But just what does it all mean?
The week leading up to Easter
Sunday is Holy Week which starts with
Palm Sunday, commemorating Jesus’
arrival into Jerusalem. It is marked in
many churches by giving palm fronds,
or a local equivalent like flax, which
represents the way He was welcomed
and revered.
Maundy Thursday, or Holy Thursday,
remembers the Last Supper where the
first Holy Communion was established
and is a fundamental feature of many
Christian services 2,000 years later.
The day also recognises Jesus’ betrayal,
arrest and trial and is marked in
Christian churches by services of footwashing
and the stripping of alters.
That is followed by Good Friday,
the date on which Jesus Christ was
executed by crucifixion and the
markings on the hot cross buns we all
enjoy are representative of that. As well
as being a public holiday, it is a solemn
acknowledgement of the horrific death
that ultimately led to the establishment
of the Christian faith. Catholics and
Anglicans alike commemorate the
events of Good Friday in the Stations
of the Cross, the church bells are not
rung and alters remain bare.
Holy Week concludes with
Easter Sunday, the most significant
celebration in the Christian calendar
and a time to rejoice. It celebrates
Christ’s resurrection and the triumph
of good over evil. Christians across
Christchurch will be attending church
services and it is the day when arguably
everyone’s favourite part of Easter –
chocolate eggs – are given.
So, when you are enjoying your
Easter Eggs this year, take some time
to reflect on the true meaning behind
Holy Week.
THIRD: The under-16 quad won a bronze medal at the Maadi Cup regatta.
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7.30pm Eucharist of the Lord’s Supper and Footwashing
8.30pm ‘Tenebrae’ - Service of Shadows
Good Friday – ‘Why have you forsaken me?’
9am Carrying the cross from Holy Trinity Catholic Church
10.30am Creative Lifestreams service (in hall)
12 noon Vigil – music and readings in church
Easter Day – ‘Christ is Risen!’
8am Eucharist with Hymns
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10am Lifestreams Intergenerational Service (in hall)
5pm Evensong with Choir
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regatta
•From page 1
The team qualified for
the national final in their
heat.
“The final was a classic
North Island v South
Island showdown,” said
Wilson-Pyne.
“We (the under-15
eight) pushed Hamilton
Boys, who have been the
perennial champions of
that for over the decade. It
is really a testimony to the
work of the coaching staff
and the kids,” said Wilson-
Pyne.
“Although our boys fell
slightly short of winning it,
they put in a hell of a fight
and that’s what we are all
about.”
The team was made
up of Lucas MacDonald,
Cameron Maughan,
Brodie Barsby, Jack Hearn,
Cameron McConchie,
Adam Chapman, Elliot
Stanley, Matthew Sudlow
and cox Joel Coleman.
The under-16 quad
which won bronze featured
Scott Shackleton, Cameron
Maughan, Jack Hearn
(boat), Matthew Smith and
cox Joel Coleman.
Two of the boys
Cameron and Jack were
part of the crew who
narrowly escaped injury
in January this year, when
a 30m tree fell on it’s boat
during training on the
Avon River.
The team raced with
a replacement boat after
theirs was written-off
following the incident.
Wilson-Pyne said the
boys were thrilled with
their performance.
“We have a philosophy
that when a boat goes
out there it represents
everyone in the squad. All
of the team are thrilled
that the boys have gotten
these medals.
“They have all played
their part through-out the
season to get those boats
where they were at,” he
said.
Rowing captain Alex
Cartwright was also
selected to trial for a spot
in a Rowing New Zealand
South Island development
team.

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to Knox Church yard, the Pigeon Bay
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Based on stories shared by the Bay
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“e trail was inspired by my mum’s
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explained artist and event orgniser, Keren
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June Hay’. is special address takes place at
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Saturday 31st March to Sunday 1st April |
10am - 5pm each day. Free admission.
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