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TUESDAY, OCTOBER <strong>23</strong>, <strong>2018</strong><br />
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Campbell to be axed<br />
over water comment<br />
Rumblings continue on community boards<br />
• By Julia Evans<br />
SPEAKING OUT over<br />
the city’s water issues will<br />
cost Fendalton-Waimairi-<br />
Harewood Community<br />
Board deputy chairman<br />
Aaron Campbell his<br />
position.<br />
City council chief executive<br />
Karleen Edwards has notified<br />
Mr Campbell that the board filed<br />
a notice of motion to remove him<br />
from his role as deputy chairman.<br />
The motion will go to the board’s<br />
next meeting on Monday.<br />
He will remain as a member for the<br />
rest of the term but remains undecided<br />
if he will run again.<br />
It comes after tension from Mr<br />
Campbell’s call to introduce a liquor ban<br />
in Elmwood Park, which chairman Sam<br />
MacDonald said was not supported by the<br />
majority of the board.<br />
This time Mr Campbell questioned the<br />
city council’s membership of Water New<br />
Zealand.<br />
He questioned it during a board area report<br />
to city councillors.<br />
Mr Campbell and Mr MacDonald met<br />
with board governance manager Matt<br />
McLintock the next day.<br />
Mr Campbell was told it was not<br />
the right place to raise the issue without<br />
authority.<br />
Mr Campbell disagreed.<br />
The notice was signed by all board members<br />
including the three city councillors Aaron Keown,<br />
Raf Manji and Jamie Gough.<br />
“I’m disgusted and disappointed,” Mr Campbell<br />
said.<br />
He said he feels let down by his community<br />
board colleagues and should have had the chance<br />
to discuss personality issues.<br />
Mr MacDonald said he would not comment on<br />
the matter until after the meeting.<br />
However, Mr Campbell said the move is political<br />
censorship, an attack on free speech and preelection<br />
manoeuvring before local body elections<br />
next <strong>October</strong>.<br />
Mr MacDonald and Mr Campbell have different<br />
political leanings – Mr MacDonald is electorate<br />
chairman for Ilam National MP Gerry Brownlee<br />
and Mr Campbell was campaign secretary for<br />
Mayor Lianne Dalziel and Christchurch Central<br />
Labour MP Duncan Webb.<br />
Mr MacDonald (right) also<br />
ran for the board under the<br />
right-leaning Independent<br />
Citizens group, while<br />
Mr Campbell ran as an<br />
independent.<br />
“Central Government<br />
aligning should not come in at<br />
a local level,” Mr Campbell said.<br />
But Mr MacDonald said that is not the case.<br />
“For anyone to insinuate that this is political and<br />
not purely for the outcomes of our community is<br />
quite frankly offensive.”<br />
The move to sack Mr Campbell comes on top of<br />
other community board spats in the city.<br />
There have been clashes over the Denton<br />
Park decision between Halswell-Hornby-<br />
Riccarton Community Board members, which<br />
required intervention from an independent<br />
facilitator. Dr Edwards and Mayor Lianne Dalziel<br />
also attended one of the board’s meetings<br />
to discuss the decision-making process and<br />
relationships.<br />
More recently there has been friction between<br />
Papanui-Innes Community Board chairwoman<br />
Ali Jones and member John Stringer. An<br />
independent facilitator was also used.<br />
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IF EVER a guy deserved a helping hand<br />
it’s Grant Cowan (see page 5).<br />
Life has dealt him a terrible blow; two<br />
strokes at a still relatively young age.<br />
Now his mates have rallied to raise funds<br />
for a special bike for this once very good sportsman.<br />
I can vouch for Grant. My contact with him was in our<br />
basketball team, many years ago now, but I can still see him as<br />
an imposing figure under the basket. He was also a top bloke.<br />
Grant was also a top martial arts exponent, went onto cycling<br />
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His fundraiser is a worthy cause.<br />
On another note, more rumblings on the city community<br />
boards (see page 1).<br />
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Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
St Andrew’s crossing approved<br />
• By Ashleigh Monk<br />
A SIGNALISED pedestrian<br />
crossing could be installed<br />
outside St Andrew’s College.<br />
Last week the Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood<br />
Community<br />
Board approved the $285,000<br />
project, which would replace the<br />
island crossing on Papanui Rd.<br />
The proposal would be presented<br />
to the city council at an<br />
upcoming meeting.<br />
The issue was brought to the<br />
board after city council staff<br />
carried out a risk assessment for<br />
roads across the city and found<br />
the crossing to be a high priority<br />
for an upgrade.<br />
St Andrew’s<br />
College general<br />
manager<br />
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said the existing<br />
crossing<br />
had been a<br />
safety concern<br />
Sam<br />
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for “a long<br />
time.”<br />
“It’s a really<br />
difficult road<br />
to cross because of the high volume<br />
of traffic,” he said.<br />
“We’ve had to put supervision<br />
in, in the morning and when<br />
school finishes to facilitate our<br />
APPROVED: The Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood Community Board approved a proposal for a<br />
signalised pedestrian crossing on Papanui Rd, outside St Andrew’s College.<br />
students crossing the road in a<br />
safe way.” He said a signalised<br />
crossing was a great solution.<br />
“Rather than people trying to<br />
dodge through traffic and trying<br />
to find a gap, this will provide<br />
a safe crossing. It will probably<br />
take away a bit of angst from<br />
motorists as well.”<br />
Community board chairman<br />
Sam MacDonald said having the<br />
signalised crossing would be a<br />
good solution for both pedestrians<br />
and motorists.<br />
“The beauty is that the lights<br />
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Pedestrian numbers peaked at<br />
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along with the average traffic<br />
peak of 1657 vehicles.<br />
Afternoon pedestrian numbers<br />
peaked at 110 per hour at 3pm,<br />
with the average traffic peak of<br />
1698 vehicles.<br />
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CHARITY GARAGE SALE<br />
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The roadshow was hosted<br />
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Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
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• By Anan Zaki<br />
A KEEN cyclist and triathlete<br />
Grant Cowan enjoyed an active<br />
life.<br />
But the Papanui man’s world<br />
came crashing down 18 months<br />
ago, when he suffered two<br />
strokes.<br />
The former police officer and<br />
father of two teenagers lost the<br />
ability to speak, lost feeling in his<br />
right arm and right leg.<br />
Mr Cowan’s cycling hobby<br />
came to a halt. He now resides<br />
at St John of God care facility, in<br />
Halswell.<br />
Having lost touch with pedals,<br />
Mr Cowan’s family and friends<br />
took him to the New Zealand<br />
Bike Expo last week.<br />
It was there, that they saw an<br />
expression almost unseen for a 18<br />
months.<br />
Said his friend of 30 years<br />
Rodger Wyatt: “The look on his<br />
face, he was just absolutely humming.”<br />
“I didn’t know you could enjoy<br />
someone else’s joy so much,” he<br />
said.<br />
Mr Cowan, 52, tried a recumbent<br />
tricycle. The trike is able to<br />
be ridden while sitting down.<br />
“I was just wrapping my brain on<br />
how do we get this to happen and<br />
get some public support,” he said.<br />
Mr Wyatt gathered two of<br />
Mr Cowan’s closest friends and<br />
former cycling teammates, Jan<br />
Hales and Derrick Murray, to buy<br />
the trike.<br />
But the trike was $16,500.<br />
The trio quickly hatched a plan<br />
to raise money for Mr Cowan.<br />
They will race in the Blue Dog<br />
six-hour blast at McLeans Island<br />
on Saturday, a race that the team<br />
previously took part in with Mr<br />
Cowan.<br />
Mr Murray, who now lives in<br />
Sydney, will fly across the ditch to<br />
fundraise.<br />
“We’ve got a spot for Grant,<br />
he’s in the team but obviously he<br />
can’t race,” Mr Murray.<br />
“It seems like a very fitting way<br />
to get word out about our mate,”<br />
Mr Murray said.<br />
The race at McLeans Island<br />
brought back many memories,<br />
Mr Wyatt said.<br />
“We did a race together out at<br />
McLeans Island as a mixed team<br />
about four or five years ago.<br />
“Grant came off his bike and<br />
tore his leg open on his gear<br />
leaver. It was pretty ugly.”<br />
Mr Cowan was taken to hospital<br />
and the team finished second<br />
place.<br />
“We still bag Grant now about<br />
letting the team down,” Mr<br />
Wyatt said.<br />
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Friends rally to get stroke victim back cycling<br />
ALL SMILES: Grant Cowan tries a tricycle with Trikes NZ owner Brian Gilbert. Mr Cowan’s friend<br />
of 30 years Rodger Wyatt (inset), is helping raise money for the trike.<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
He said Mr Cowan is aware<br />
that his friends are trying to help<br />
him.<br />
“He knows he wants a bike,<br />
he knows it’s going to give him<br />
something to look forward to.<br />
“I think he’s had a reasonably<br />
dark 18 months and the look<br />
on is face [on Monday] was just<br />
extraordinary,” Mr Wyatt said.<br />
Mr Murray just wants to see his<br />
best friend mobile again.<br />
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we’ve done so many crazy adventures<br />
all over the South Island,”<br />
he said.<br />
“He doesn’t deserve to be in<br />
a rehab facility, we just thought<br />
we’ve got to find a way at to at<br />
least come on a small ride with<br />
us,” Mr Murray said.<br />
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Belfast’s Braden Anderson, 7, and Izack Paku, 7, joined about 5000<br />
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With the popularity of feeding raw food<br />
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afternoon so they end up being operated on<br />
that night and transferred to the afterhours.<br />
All this costs a lot of money and is stressful<br />
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a month and it’s binned after one hour of<br />
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The nutritional value of bones is poor and<br />
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from continual chewing on a hard object<br />
for too long. Again supervision is needed.<br />
Gastrointestinal disease, presenting with<br />
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hard and brittle causing splintering and<br />
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sort of operation fairly regularly. We have a<br />
close relationship now. In January he was<br />
This is Henry NOT<br />
allowed on the furniture<br />
very sick with pancreatitis and hospitalised<br />
for days, then in August on a Sunday we<br />
surgically removed a foreign body from his<br />
small intestine and very recently he got a<br />
large knuckle bone completely stuck in his<br />
oesophagus requiring emergency surgery.<br />
He usually bounces back quickly from<br />
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serious complications from eating bones.<br />
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pharygnx carefully with the use of forceps.<br />
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intestine. As a result of the regurgitation due<br />
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has aspiration pneumonia which is holding<br />
his usually super recovery back. Henry<br />
has spiking fevers daily, feels listless and is<br />
off his food – a rare event for a Labrador!!<br />
He is currently taking nine medications,<br />
four of which are antibiotics. He’s been a<br />
daily inpatient getting intravenous fluids<br />
to support him as he hasn’t wanted to<br />
drink much. His owners are performing<br />
coupage several times a day to help clear<br />
secretions from the lungs. This is a bit like<br />
physiotherapy on the lungs to dislodge<br />
mucous and fluid pooling in the lungs so<br />
Henry can breathe easier. He coughs up the<br />
secretions in his airways and swallows them.<br />
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is great news. He’s back home, eating<br />
much better, off intravenous fluids but still<br />
on a variety of medications. Pneumonia<br />
will probably take three to four weeks<br />
of antibiotic therapy to clear his lungs<br />
completely. Henry was very lucky as his<br />
owners will do anything for him and acted<br />
quickly getting him to us. He’s certainly<br />
worthy though of the love he has from us<br />
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Rangi celebrates 25 years<br />
with Japanese sister<br />
RANGI RURU Girls’ School<br />
is celebrating a 25-year<br />
relationship with Japanese sister<br />
school Yokohama Jogakuin<br />
High School.<br />
Rangi Ruru head of community<br />
and global connections<br />
Tania Morgan says looking back<br />
over the last quarter of a century<br />
really highlighted the strength<br />
of the relationship between the<br />
two schools.<br />
“Yokohama Jogakuin’s principal<br />
Mr Hirama approached Rangi<br />
Ruru 25 years ago after looking<br />
around the country for a school he<br />
felt would be best to partner with<br />
and that’s when he knocked at the<br />
door of the then principal, Gillian<br />
Heald,” she said.<br />
A group from Jogakuin, including<br />
Mr Hirama, began their<br />
visit to Rangi with a powhiri in<br />
the school chapel on Wednesday,<br />
and followed that with Maori<br />
lessons that afternoon where<br />
they learned waiata and Kēmu<br />
Rākau (a stick game).<br />
“Mr Hirama often talks about<br />
how important people are in<br />
this relationship we have. He<br />
tangata, he tangata, he tangata<br />
(the people, the people, the<br />
people). That was never more<br />
clearly illustrated as after the<br />
SISTER SCHOOL: Rangi Ruru Girls’ School teacher Gillian<br />
Heald (left), principal Dr Sandra Hastie, and former principal<br />
Julie Moor with Yokohama Jogakuin High School principal Mr<br />
Hirama.<br />
2011 earthquake when he came<br />
to Christchurch and brought a<br />
group of his students with him<br />
to show support for Rangi and<br />
Christchurch. There wouldn’t<br />
be one girl at Rangi who does<br />
not know Jogakuin is our sister<br />
school and how important the<br />
relationship is to both of us,” Ms<br />
Morgan said.<br />
During the week, the Yokohama<br />
Jogakuin group took time to<br />
check in on the Japanese garden<br />
which was specially dedicated in<br />
2016. Yokohama Jogakuin also<br />
has a garden on their grounds<br />
which grew the yellow Rangi<br />
Ruru rose.<br />
Rangi Ruru principal Dr Sandra<br />
Hastie officially opened the<br />
garden in 2016, said the 25-year<br />
mark was in fact a starting point<br />
for the next 25 years.<br />
“Over the last two and a half<br />
decades, we have developed a<br />
deep relationship with Yokohama<br />
Jogakuin,” she said.<br />
“It’s a relationship between<br />
student and student, staff<br />
member to staff member and<br />
principal to principal. When<br />
we grow with our partners and<br />
learn from them, we become<br />
stronger.<br />
School zone in final<br />
stage of planning<br />
• By Ashleigh Monk<br />
ISLEWORTH School in<br />
Bishopdale is in the final stages of<br />
forming an enrolment zone.<br />
The school has been working<br />
with the Ministry of Education to<br />
set boundaries for a new zone to<br />
manage the school’s growing roll.<br />
Several primary schools in the<br />
north-west area already have<br />
zones, including Bishopdale<br />
School, Burnside Primary<br />
School, Redwood School,<br />
Harewood School, St Albans<br />
School and Papanui School.<br />
Principal Jeanette Shearer<br />
said the zone was proposed<br />
about three years ago after the<br />
school built two new classrooms<br />
due to roll growth.<br />
“The Ministry of Education<br />
don’t want to build new classrooms<br />
at one school for children<br />
who could be going to another<br />
school which they’re in zone for<br />
and has space for them.”<br />
The zone included Harewood<br />
Rd from Greers Rd to Breens<br />
Rd, both sides of Breens Rd, a<br />
selection of streets off Breens<br />
Rd, Wairakei Rd from Grahams<br />
Rd to Breens Rd, Grahams Rd<br />
from Greers Rd to Wairakei Rd,<br />
Greers Rd from Grahams Rd to<br />
Harewood Rd, the south side of<br />
Wairakei Rd from Charlcott St<br />
to Grahams Rd and both sides of<br />
Gregan Cres.<br />
Ms Shearer said the zone was<br />
restricted to the Isleworth School<br />
side of the main arterial routes<br />
to ensure pupils could travel to<br />
school safely.<br />
“It was a logical way<br />
to put a zone in. We<br />
don’t want children<br />
to have to cross those<br />
main roads to get here.”<br />
Ministry of Education<br />
deputy secretary<br />
Katrina<br />
Casey sector enablement and<br />
support Katrina Casey<br />
said the scheme ensured children<br />
in the area would be prioritised<br />
for enrolment.<br />
“The establishment of a scheme<br />
will help the school manage its<br />
roll and ensure that space is available<br />
for local students to enrol,”<br />
she said.<br />
Isleworth School and the<br />
Ministry of Education planned to<br />
hold a public consultation before<br />
the scheme could be approved,<br />
and the zone would come into effect<br />
at the beginning of next year.<br />
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ECan puts brakes on plan<br />
to extend Shirley route<br />
• By Ashleigh Monk<br />
A PROPOSED extension to the<br />
No 44 Shirley bus service will<br />
not go ahead.<br />
At a meeting with<br />
representatives from affected<br />
parties on Thursday afternoon,<br />
Environment Canterbury<br />
senior manager public<br />
transport Stewart Gibbon said<br />
the consultation process had<br />
shown the community strongly<br />
opposed the extension of the No<br />
44 route.<br />
“We received 140 submissions,<br />
of which 108, or 77 per cent,<br />
opposed the change,” he said.<br />
The proposed extension came<br />
about due to an upcoming<br />
change to the Orbiter route<br />
because of roading changes as<br />
part of the Northern Corridor<br />
project.<br />
The change to the Orbiter<br />
will affect some people living<br />
adjacent to Philpotts Rd, such<br />
as Diana Isaac Retirement<br />
Village staff and residents who<br />
brought their concerns to ECan<br />
in March.<br />
“We took the concerns of the<br />
retirement village on board and<br />
worked with them to develop<br />
a potential solution that meant<br />
they would retain access to the<br />
network, while remaining a<br />
viable option for ECan,” he said.<br />
“We proposed an extension<br />
to the 44, which would provide<br />
a stop on Philpotts Rd within<br />
150m of the village, as the<br />
solution. However, the proposal<br />
to extend the 44 was dependent<br />
on consultation with other<br />
affected residents before any<br />
decisions could be finalised.”<br />
The proposed change to the<br />
No 44 route would have included<br />
travelling to and from Innes<br />
Rd via Philpotts Rd, Glenfield<br />
Cres, Roslyn Ave, Croziers Rd,<br />
Ranger St and Nancy Ave.<br />
Several submissions against<br />
the No 44 extension suggested<br />
other alternatives to the Orbiter<br />
NO BUS:<br />
Mairehau<br />
residents<br />
have won<br />
their battle<br />
to keep the<br />
No 44 bus<br />
from being<br />
re-routed<br />
through<br />
their<br />
streets.<br />
re-route that had previously<br />
been considered by ECan.<br />
Mr Gibbon said he<br />
understood that the decision left<br />
residents and staff of Diana Isaac<br />
Retirement Village without close<br />
access to a bus service, at least in<br />
the short-term.<br />
“Operating an accessible<br />
public transport network is a<br />
priority. We will continue to<br />
work together with the village<br />
residents, Ryman Healthcare,<br />
the Mairehau community and<br />
the city council to investigate the<br />
best way to ensure appropriate<br />
access to the network,” he said.<br />
The Orbiter change is expected<br />
to be put in place in the next few<br />
months, with the exact date to<br />
be confirmed.<br />
A PAPANUI bus is one of seven<br />
Metro services that will change.<br />
From Monday, bus No 28 will<br />
be extended from Papanui to also<br />
travel to Bishopdale, Casebrook<br />
and Northwood.<br />
Earlier this year, Environment<br />
Canterbury consulted on<br />
proposed changes for public<br />
transport as part of its Long<br />
Term Plan <strong>2018</strong>-28, to help<br />
address a financial shortfall in<br />
the public transport network.<br />
The other routes affected by<br />
these changes are the 107, 108,<br />
135, 145, 150 and 535, all of<br />
which were originally set to be<br />
axed to fill a $4 million funding<br />
shortfall in February.<br />
The routes had the lowest<br />
patronage in the city, accounting<br />
for 2.3 per cent of all bus travel<br />
between them.<br />
After listening to public feedback<br />
throughout the Long Term<br />
Plan process, a final package<br />
of changes was agreed, and the<br />
routes spared.<br />
Senior manager public transport<br />
Stewart Gibbon urged people<br />
to check the new timetables if<br />
they travel on those services.<br />
“The new timetables are available<br />
now at metroinfo.co.nz. You<br />
can also collect a timetable from<br />
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BISHOPDALE’S Bernadette<br />
Barrett will put months of<br />
training to the test at the New<br />
Zealand Spelling Bee next month.<br />
The home-schooled 15-year-old<br />
will compete against 18 of the<br />
country’s top young spellers on<br />
November 3 in Wellington.<br />
The rigorous “competition<br />
against the dictionary” began with<br />
a written classroom test,<br />
which found the top 200<br />
spellers in the country<br />
who then went headto-head<br />
in six regional<br />
semi-finals across New<br />
Zealand.<br />
The winner will<br />
receive a trophy and<br />
$5000 towards their<br />
academic pursuits. Now<br />
in its 14th year, the<br />
New Zealand Spelling<br />
Bee is a competitive<br />
spelling event aimed at<br />
encouraging students to gain a<br />
love of the English language.<br />
Spelling bee founder Janet Lucas<br />
is expecting a tough competition<br />
– with many of the spellers taking<br />
an extremely competitive stance<br />
and working hard for the win.<br />
“It will be an interesting final.<br />
There are some amazing spellers,<br />
some who are in the final for the<br />
second year in a row, and many of<br />
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them really want to win and have<br />
worked hard to get here,” she said.<br />
“One of the things that’s great<br />
about the spelling bee is that<br />
anyone can take part – money<br />
is no barrier, which makes it<br />
fair and equal for everyone. Our<br />
sponsorship from the Wright<br />
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accommodation for<br />
themselves and a parent<br />
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the final – successful<br />
students don’t have to<br />
fundraise to get there.”<br />
Ms Lucas said it was<br />
a fallacy that in the<br />
age of the spellchecker,<br />
knowing how to spell was<br />
not important.<br />
“It’s actually more<br />
important than ever.<br />
By widening word<br />
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spoken, or in print,” she said.<br />
“Lack of communication skills<br />
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to increase vocabulary, leading<br />
to effective communication skills<br />
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A COOK book inspired by<br />
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immigrants has been created by<br />
a group of year 12 Rangi Ruru<br />
Girls’ School students.<br />
Lucy Johnson, Tulsi Lathia,<br />
Sarah Lawrence and Victoria<br />
Park compiled the 100-page<br />
book as part of the Lion Young<br />
Enterprise programme. Spoonful<br />
of Spice is set to be released<br />
before Christmas.<br />
Rangi Ruru teacher Jacqui<br />
Griffith said the book was an<br />
opportunity for the girls to put<br />
their skills to work.<br />
“These enthusiastic young<br />
women began the year with a<br />
vision of exposing the difficulties<br />
migrants have faced on their<br />
journeys to start a new life,” she<br />
said.<br />
“And that’s precisely what<br />
they’ve achieved. But more than<br />
this, it has also been an opportunity<br />
for the girls to develop<br />
and exhibit their leadership and<br />
entrepreneurial skills.”<br />
The girls first got in touch<br />
with a group of refugees and<br />
migrants six months ago, and<br />
organised a series of potluck<br />
dinners where the women<br />
prepared and served traditional<br />
meals from their homelands.<br />
In the cookbook, recipes from<br />
the dinner are accompanied<br />
by interviews with the women.<br />
The book aims to break down<br />
barriers between migrant communities<br />
and locals.<br />
“It’s hard when you feel so<br />
isolated,” Lucy said.<br />
SPICY: Rangi Ruru Girls’ School students Tulsi Lathia and<br />
Lucy Johnson have collated recipes for their cook book<br />
called Spoonful of Spice.<br />
“People really wanted to share<br />
their recipes and their stories<br />
with us, and in publishing it,<br />
we’re helping break down the<br />
barriers that exist between our<br />
communities.”<br />
They received funding from<br />
awards including the Cora<br />
Wilding memorial fund, Coffee<br />
Culture local hero awards and<br />
the YMCA youth voice awards.<br />
Pre-orders for the book are<br />
being taken now.<br />
The girls are talking to a number<br />
of businesses about stocking<br />
their cookbook.<br />
They are also looking at demonstration<br />
evenings with the<br />
migrant women and a possible<br />
second edition.<br />
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personal cultural and environmental impressions.<br />
These artworks are mostly in the form of high quality prints from original paintings.<br />
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portraits and landscapes<br />
infused with ancient<br />
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Series - sacred<br />
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Veteran Northwood gardener takes<br />
The spring garden<br />
competition has put some<br />
of the city’s most beautiful<br />
gardens in the spotlight,<br />
with Northwood resident<br />
Peter Lawrence taking out<br />
the top award. Ashleigh<br />
Monk talks to him about<br />
what makes his section<br />
stand out<br />
GREEN FINGERS: Northwood<br />
resident Peter Lawrence in his<br />
award-winning garden with<br />
his dog Roxy.<br />
NORTHWOOD’S Peter<br />
Lawrence has always taken pride<br />
in his garden – and moving to<br />
a smaller section hasn’t stopped<br />
him from winning a top garden<br />
award.<br />
Mr Lawrence won the Andrews<br />
Cup at the Christchurch<br />
Beautifying Association’s spring<br />
garden competition.<br />
He has competed “just about<br />
every year” since 1974 and has<br />
won the cup numerous times.<br />
This was his first year working on<br />
a smaller section.<br />
“I was actually living next door,<br />
but it was time to down-size so I<br />
wouldn’t have such a big garden.<br />
This is the first year I’ve entered<br />
with this garden,” he said.<br />
“I feel really good to have won.<br />
There were some lovely gardens<br />
out there.”<br />
He said he has worked to get<br />
the garden looking perfect over<br />
the past year.<br />
“Laying the lawns, cutting out<br />
where the garden was going to<br />
be. I had a vision in my head of<br />
what it was going to look like and<br />
it turned out really well.”<br />
Mr Lawrence said gardening<br />
was a “great past-time”,<br />
regardless of the awards.<br />
“It gets you out and the<br />
neighbours talk to you, everyone<br />
that passes talks to you,” he said.<br />
“I’ll keep going as long as I’m<br />
able to. I like a nice garden, it<br />
offsets the house and upgrades<br />
the area a bit. It’s nice to have an<br />
area that people can enjoy.”<br />
Parklands resident Joceylin<br />
Ching was awarded a certificate<br />
of merit in the competition for<br />
her garden at 153 Royal Park<br />
Drive.<br />
After the earthquakes, the<br />
former Dallington resident<br />
scoured the red zone and rescued<br />
a number of rose bushes.<br />
She moved to Parklands<br />
from her Cheam St home after<br />
being red-zoned and the roses<br />
flourished.<br />
“I lot of the roses I picked up<br />
from people who were leaving the<br />
red zone,” she said.<br />
“It’s great now seeing it all<br />
come together, considering how<br />
sick a lot of the plants were when<br />
I lifted them up.”<br />
Christchurch Beautifying<br />
Association president Ron<br />
Andrews said it had been the best<br />
spring awards since before the<br />
quakes.<br />
“This competition has been<br />
well-attended over the years,<br />
right up until the earthquake.<br />
We lost a lot of gardens after that,<br />
and it hasn’t been quite the same.<br />
But we’ve had a record year – this<br />
is the first time we’ve exceeded<br />
the 40 or so entries,” he said.<br />
He wanted to encourage more<br />
people to take part in the awards<br />
even if they didn’t have much<br />
gardening experience.<br />
“A lot of people feel they can’t<br />
compete with some of the top<br />
gardens, and of course that is<br />
difficult, but we’re encouraging<br />
people to come along, learn<br />
to built up their competition<br />
gardens, and we’re starting to get<br />
more interest. Things are looking<br />
really good.”<br />
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<strong>News</strong><br />
Now<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
out another Andrews Cup<br />
SPRING GARDEN AWARD<br />
WINNERS<br />
•Andrews Cup (open<br />
class)<br />
1st – Peter Lawrence,<br />
3 Watermill Boulevard,<br />
Northwood; 2nd – Jenny and<br />
Jim Clifford, 33 Euphraisie<br />
Drive, Halswell; 3rd – Anne<br />
Offwood, 18 Watermill<br />
Boulevard, Northwood.<br />
•Certificate of merit<br />
Carol and Ray Skinner, 26<br />
Applefield Court, Northwood;<br />
Joceylin Ching, 153 Royal<br />
Park Drive, Parklands; Ursula<br />
Schmidtke, 25 Molesworth<br />
Pl, Cashmere.<br />
•Clark Everett Cup<br />
1st Eden Kendall; 2nd Alex<br />
Wilson, 5/19 Aberfoyle Pl,<br />
Parklands.<br />
•Peter Lawrence Trophy<br />
1st Ngaio Marsh<br />
Retirement Village, 95<br />
Grants Rd, Papanui; 2nd<br />
Lady Wigram Retirement<br />
Village, 95 Corsair Drive,<br />
Sydenham; 3rd-equal Essie<br />
Summers Retirement Village,<br />
222 Colombo St, Sydenham<br />
and Margaret Stoddart<br />
Retirement Village, <strong>23</strong><br />
Bartlett St, Riccarton.<br />
•Certificate of merit<br />
Golden Age Rest Home,<br />
96 Harewood Rd, Papanui;<br />
Diana Isaac Retirement<br />
Village, 1 Lady Isaac Way,<br />
Mairehau; Elmswood<br />
Retirement Home, 131<br />
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•Merivale Retirement<br />
Village Trophy<br />
1st Alpine View Lifestyle<br />
Village, 448 Prestons Rd,<br />
Prestons.<br />
•Avonhead Garden Club<br />
Trophy<br />
1st Foodstuffs South<br />
Island Ltd, 167 Main North<br />
Rd, Papanui; 2nd Avon City<br />
Motels, 402 Main North Rd,<br />
Redwood; 3rd Couplands<br />
Bakery, 140 Buchanans Rd,<br />
Hornby.<br />
•Certificate of merit<br />
Addington Raceway, Jack<br />
Hinton Drive, Addington;<br />
BLOOMING:<br />
Joceylin Ching<br />
earned a<br />
certificate of<br />
merit in the<br />
Christchurch<br />
Beautifying<br />
Association’s<br />
spring garden<br />
competition.<br />
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Directors. 19 London St,<br />
Richmond; Shirley Tennis<br />
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Ave, Richmond; The Old<br />
Vicarage, 335 Halswell Rd,<br />
Halswell; Riccarton Park<br />
Racecourse, 165 Racecourse<br />
Rd, Sockburn; Academy<br />
Funeral Services, 65 Main<br />
South Rd, Upper Riccarton;<br />
Commodore Airport Hotel,<br />
449 Memorial Ave, Burnside.<br />
•CBA Trophy<br />
1st Janet and Brian<br />
Lovelock, 32 Applefield<br />
Court, Northwood; 2nd<br />
Geoff Teehan, 1 Durell Lane,<br />
Halswell.<br />
•CBA Trophy (secret<br />
garden)<br />
1st Margaret and Doug<br />
George, 62 Penruddock Rise,<br />
Westmorland; 2nd Paulette<br />
Smaill. 9 Bennett St, Papanui;<br />
3rd Carol and Ray Skinner, 26<br />
Applefield Court, Northwood.<br />
•Certificate of merit<br />
Croydon Thomas, 3<br />
Larnach St, Waimairi<br />
Beach; Graeme Scott,<br />
62b McKenzie Ave, Opawa;<br />
Sandi and Dutch Van<br />
Barneveld, <strong>23</strong> Salmond<br />
St, Hoon Hay; G and L<br />
Beattie, 18 Tudor Ave,<br />
Ilam; Shirley Tennis Club,<br />
120 Woodchester Ave,<br />
Richmond; Eden Kendall.<br />
Diana Madgin, 132 Port Hills<br />
Rd, Heathcote; Dr Vicki<br />
Fowler and Bernie Smulders,<br />
17 Mauger Drive, Heathcote;<br />
Maureen Hutson, 152 Royal<br />
Park Drive, Parklands.<br />
Mitchell Trophy<br />
Margaret and Doug<br />
George, 62 Penruddock Rise,<br />
Westmorland.<br />
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Tuesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>23</strong> <strong>2018</strong> 17<br />
St Bede’s brothers play<br />
indoor cricket for NZ<br />
• By Jacob Page<br />
TWO BROTHERS from St<br />
Bede’s College found success<br />
with New Zealand age-group<br />
indoor cricket teams over the<br />
school holidays.<br />
Jackson Hemingway is part<br />
of the under-17 national team<br />
and younger brother Brodie is<br />
part of the under-13 side. Both<br />
competed in the junior world<br />
series at Action Indoor Sports<br />
Hornby.<br />
Jackson’s team won their<br />
grade, beating South Africa<br />
in the final, while Brodie’s<br />
under-13 team finished third.<br />
The brothers both play their<br />
outdoor cricket for St Bede’s<br />
College and live at North Beach.<br />
The junior world series saw<br />
eight teams from New Zealand,<br />
four each from Australia, South<br />
Africa and England, as well as<br />
two from Singapore, compete<br />
across several age-groups for<br />
more than a week.<br />
In June Brodie’s under-13<br />
Canterbury team won their<br />
national title, while Jackson’s<br />
under-17 Canterbury team<br />
finished runner-up.<br />
Jackson, who has been a<br />
regular in Christchurch Metro<br />
outdoor teams, as well as the<br />
St Bede’s College first XI, is a<br />
talented batsman. He usually<br />
TALENTED:<br />
North Beach<br />
brothers<br />
Jackson (left)<br />
and Brodie<br />
Hemingway<br />
have both<br />
played for<br />
national<br />
age-group<br />
indoor cricket<br />
teams.<br />
PHOTO:<br />
RACHAEL<br />
HEMINGWAY<br />
comes in during the final<br />
partnership in indoor cricket<br />
and looks to get his team home<br />
or add runs to the total at an<br />
accelerated pace.<br />
“There’s definitely a skill to<br />
it, that’s for sure,” he said. “You<br />
have to rotate the strike while<br />
managing risk and taking on<br />
the big shot when needed.”<br />
Brodie opens the batting in<br />
both forms of the game and<br />
said he was thrilled to make the<br />
national team.<br />
He was part of the<br />
Chisnallwood Intermediate<br />
team that won the plate in the<br />
New Zealand Cup intermediate<br />
competition at Hagley Park last<br />
year.<br />
Both brothers agreed indoor<br />
cricket tests them with both bat<br />
and ball and there is nowhere to<br />
hide in the field.<br />
St Andrew’s keeper<br />
in World Cup squad<br />
• By Jacob Page<br />
ST ANDREW’S College student<br />
Blair Currie has been named<br />
in the New Zealand under-17<br />
women’s football team to<br />
compete at the World Cup in<br />
Uruguay.<br />
The year 13 goalkeeper, who<br />
plays her club football for Cashmere<br />
Technical, was one of six<br />
Mainland players to be named in<br />
the 21-strong squad on Wednesday.<br />
Other players who made the cut<br />
were Marissa van der Meer (FC<br />
Twenty 11, Middleton Grange),<br />
Macey Fraser (Waimak United ,<br />
Rangiora High School), Gabrielle<br />
Rennie (Waimak United, Rangiora<br />
High School), Jayda Stewart<br />
(Waimak United, Papanui High<br />
School) and Amelia Abbott<br />
(Nelson).<br />
The squad will depart on<br />
November 3 with their first game<br />
coming against Finland on November<br />
14.<br />
Currie transferred to Cashmere<br />
Technical from Waimakariri<br />
United at the start of the season.<br />
When she began playing<br />
football as a six-year-old, she said<br />
she did not initially start out as a<br />
goalkeeper and actually spent a<br />
season playing rugby.<br />
“I used to watch my dad play<br />
masters (football) on the weekend<br />
so thought I’d give it a try,” she<br />
SPORTS<br />
TALENT: St Andrew’s College<br />
goalkeeper Blair Currie is off<br />
to the under-17 World Cup in<br />
Uruguay next month. PHOTO:<br />
MAINLAND FOOTBALL<br />
said. It wasn’t until she was 13<br />
that she gave goalkeeping her full<br />
focus.<br />
“I’d always ask the coaches if<br />
I could give it a go and I really<br />
loved it when the goalkeeper was<br />
away,” she said.<br />
“Eventually I just did it all the<br />
time.”<br />
Currie was also named women’s<br />
goalkeeper of the year at the<br />
Mainland Football awards night<br />
this month.<br />
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Tuesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>23</strong> <strong>2018</strong> 19<br />
JP Clinic<br />
Tuesday, 10am-1pm<br />
A justice of the peace will<br />
be available to members of<br />
the community to witness<br />
signatures and documents,<br />
certify document copies, hear<br />
oaths, declarations, affidavits<br />
or affirmations, as well as sign<br />
citizenship, sponsorship or rates<br />
rebates applications. There is no<br />
charge for this service.<br />
Fendalton and Papanui<br />
libraries<br />
Scrabble Club<br />
Wednesday, 1-3pm<br />
Enjoy a friendly game of<br />
scrabble in the library. Boards<br />
will be provided but you are<br />
welcome to take your own. No<br />
need to book, just turn up and<br />
play.<br />
Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale Library<br />
and Community Centre, 13<br />
Bishopdale Court<br />
Technology Help Drop-in<br />
Sessions<br />
Thursday, 10-11am<br />
These free drop-in sessions<br />
will help with specific issues,<br />
such as using email, searching<br />
the internet, using the library<br />
catalogue, electronic resources<br />
and any other general computerrelated<br />
queries. Go along<br />
with your laptop, tablet, or<br />
Email ashleigh.monk@starmedia.kiwi by<br />
5pm each Wednesday<br />
smartphone or use one of the<br />
desktop computers if you need<br />
help with anything digital. This<br />
session is free and no bookings<br />
are required.<br />
Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale Library<br />
and Community Centre, 13<br />
Bishopdale Court<br />
Beginners Quilting and<br />
Patchwork<br />
Thursday, 10am<br />
Tote bags, fabric teddy<br />
bears and other items to be<br />
made. Gold coin donation,<br />
morning tea supplied. Phone<br />
Linda for more information on<br />
354 5901.<br />
Emmett Street Community<br />
Church, 106 Emmett St<br />
Building Kiwi boys into Kiwi<br />
ICONZ<br />
Thursday 6-7.30pm<br />
ICONZ Adventure is a<br />
fun programme for boys aged<br />
eight to 10 years. It’s about doing<br />
activities together where men<br />
mentor the boys and teach life<br />
skills along the way. There is a $4<br />
charge, but you are welcome to<br />
go along and check them out for<br />
free for the first night.<br />
The McFaddens Centre, St<br />
Albans Baptist Church, 64<br />
McFaddens Rd<br />
Barista Training<br />
Monday and Tuesday,<br />
10am-1pm<br />
Designed for home enthusiasts<br />
who want to develop their<br />
skills. No charge, just take a<br />
two-litre bottle of milk each<br />
session. Phone Sharyn on<br />
022 621 8269 for more<br />
information.<br />
MacFarlane Park Centre, 17<br />
Acheson Ave<br />
Community Gala Day<br />
November 10, 10am-2pm<br />
Come along and enjoy the<br />
Community Focus Trust’s free<br />
Community Gala Day. Loads<br />
of fun games and activities for<br />
all ages, along with market<br />
stalls and the cafe will be open<br />
throughout the event.<br />
Empower Church car park, 40<br />
Springfield Rd, St Albans<br />
FUN FOR KIDS: The<br />
Light Party kicks off<br />
from 5pm on <strong>October</strong><br />
31 at 803 Main North<br />
Rd. A family-friendly<br />
community event<br />
which is an alternative<br />
to a Halloween party.<br />
Games, crafts, bouncy<br />
slide, face-painting,<br />
barbecue and more. No<br />
Halloween costumes<br />
please.<br />
Monster Garage Sale and Fun<br />
Day<br />
Saturday 8am-1pm<br />
Sausage sizzle, face-painting,<br />
raffles, bouncy castle, Devonshire<br />
teas, coffee, hot chocolate,<br />
homeware, toys, books, clothing,<br />
cake stall and more. Find a<br />
bargain and have a good time.<br />
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Colesbury St<br />
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Tuesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>23</strong> <strong>2018</strong> <strong>23</strong><br />
What’s On<br />
Entertainment<br />
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Goodbye to Westview Lounge<br />
and Chalmers Restaurant<br />
e DnD Duo<br />
THE entire west wing of the Hornby WMC<br />
closes this weekend. e closure heralds Stage<br />
1 of an exciting two-year redevelopment<br />
project commencing in November.<br />
“It’s a major $18 million redevelopment<br />
that involves the demolition and rebuilding of<br />
half the Club’s current premises,” said Paul<br />
Inwood, General Manager. “e main bar area<br />
needed to be earthquake strengthened, so the<br />
Board decided to look at the bigger picture<br />
and create a multi-functional facility where<br />
families can spend more time in a relaxed<br />
environment.”<br />
e new west wing, to be completed by the<br />
end of 2019, will incorporate a large sports bar<br />
on the ground floor and a mezzanine floor<br />
above with a performance area and a cafe<br />
opening out to a deck with indoor/outdoor<br />
eating options.<br />
Next stage, the current east wing main bar<br />
will be gutted and replaced with a family<br />
restaurant; indoor children’s playground;<br />
corporate areas; and hall for the Club’s sporting<br />
sections. Completion date for Stage 2 is set at<br />
12 months aer completion of Stage 1.<br />
H ORNBY<br />
WORKINGMEN’S<br />
CLUB<br />
GOODBYE TO THE WESTVIEW LOUNGE<br />
THE WESTVIEW LOUNGE IS CLOSING THIS WEEKEND FOREVER!<br />
FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 1.30PM:<br />
7PM: DnD DUO 4.30PM: ANTHONY HEART OF THE<br />
(Jojo & Mark) 8PM: BIG DADDY COUNTRY $6 entry<br />
GOODBYE TO CHALMERS RESTAURANT<br />
Chalmers<br />
Restaurant<br />
FRIDAY & SATURDAY<br />
CARVERY DINNER<br />
$22.50<br />
OPEN FROM 5.30PM<br />
Club CAFE<br />
Anthony<br />
Easterbrook-Carter<br />
Early Bird<br />
Special<br />
5.30PM - 6.30PM<br />
FREE DESSERT<br />
OPEN DAILY<br />
LUNCH & DINNER<br />
GF & V options available<br />
Due to Club Re-Development<br />
Chalmers will be closing<br />
this weekend forever.<br />
Friday 26, Saturday 27 and<br />
Sunday 28 <strong>October</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />
will be last ever nights<br />
it will be operating.<br />
Book now for your<br />
LAST CHANCE<br />
to dine at Chalmers!<br />
LIVE MUSIC IN THE UPSTAIRS HALL<br />
SATURDAY 8PM: THE C-BAY BAND<br />
FAMILY FRIENDLY DINING<br />
Big Daddy<br />
In the meantime and throughout the<br />
redevelopment it is ‘BUSINESS AS USUAL’..<br />
is weekend is pumped full of top acts<br />
commemorating 25 years of live music whilst<br />
bidding farewell to the Westview Lounge.<br />
Friday 26th <strong>October</strong> the DnD Duo (Jojo &<br />
Mark) entertain from 7pm. Saturday 27th<br />
<strong>October</strong> Anthony Easterbrook-Carter<br />
entertains from 4.30pm followed by Big Daddy.<br />
Sunday 28th <strong>October</strong> <strong>2018</strong> from 1.30pm<br />
Annette’s Heart of the Country showcases the<br />
best in country music, $6 entry.<br />
Meanwhile, upstairs in the Hall on Saturday<br />
night sees the return of popular Timaru dance<br />
band, e C-Bay Band.<br />
Chalmers Restaurant closes this weekend.<br />
Since opening in late 1992, the restaurant has<br />
retained a strong reputation for excellent food.<br />
Friday 26th, Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th<br />
<strong>October</strong> <strong>2018</strong> will be the last ever nights the<br />
restaurant will be open. Bookings essential.<br />
e Hornby Working Men’s Club, 17<br />
Carmen Rd, phone 03 349 9026.<br />
PRE-CHRISTMAS<br />
BUFFET DINNER<br />
SUNDAYS 2 & 9 DECEMBER<br />
BOOK NOW!<br />
The Hornby Club | ph 03 349 9026 | 17 Carmen Rd | Hornby<br />
www.hornbywmc.co.nz Members, guests & affiliates welcome<br />
‘Famous for their roasts!’<br />
SENIORS SPECIAL<br />
Two courses: $<br />
22<br />
Soup/Roast or Roast/Dessert<br />
Special available lunch only<br />
Monday - Saturday 12pm - 2.30pm<br />
Conditions apply<br />
FAMILY FRIENDLY<br />
Kid’s Special<br />
Two courses<br />
Great Kids menu plus<br />
designated play area.<br />
$<br />
13<br />
What’s On<br />
TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS<br />
MEMBERS LUCKY<br />
CARD DRAW<br />
FRIDAY 2 Nov, 7.30-11.30PM<br />
GUY FAWKES NIGHT with<br />
THE ATARMIES<br />
Shuttle Running<br />
SUNDAY 25 Nov, 2-6PM<br />
UNFINISHED<br />
BUSINESS<br />
Shuttle Running<br />
RESTAURANT & CAFÉ<br />
Open daily from 6.30am - Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner<br />
The<br />
RACECOURSE HOTEL<br />
& Motorlodge<br />
118 Racecourse Rd, Sockburn,<br />
Christchurch. Ph 03 342 7150<br />
www.racecoursehotel.co.nz<br />
Dine by the Beach<br />
PIERVIEW CLUB<br />
RESTAURANT BISTRO<br />
UPSTAIRS<br />
Open from 5.30pm Fri, Sat,<br />
Sun, and Sunday Brunch<br />
from 10.30am to 2pm.<br />
PIERVIEW’S MONTH-END<br />
SUNDAY NIGHT<br />
BUFFET $25pp<br />
Sunday 28th OCTOBER<br />
from 5.30pm BOOK NOW!<br />
DOWNSTAIRS<br />
Open Tues to Sat<br />
12pm - 2pm &<br />
from 5pm<br />
BISTRO ROAST<br />
SPECIAL<br />
Tuesday - Thursday<br />
Dine in only<br />
$12<br />
GAMING ROOM<br />
TAB POD<br />
202 Marine Pde | Ph 388 9416 | www.newbrightonclub.co.nz | Members, guests & affiliates welcome<br />
SERVING<br />
HAPPY HOUR<br />
5PM - 7PM DAILY<br />
OUR CABINET ITEMS<br />
ARE HOMEMADE<br />
CREATED FRESH ON SITE DAILY<br />
$12<br />
LUNCH<br />
SPECIALS<br />
Live Music:<br />
5.30PM.SAT 27 OCT<br />
Lunch & Dinner<br />
All you can eat, 7 days<br />
Bookings Essential PH 386 0088<br />
fb.com/GardenHotelRestaurant www.gardenhotel.co.nz<br />
COFFEE<br />
HAPPY<br />
H O U R<br />
2PM-4PM<br />
DAILY<br />
$3.50<br />
Offer available for a limited time<br />
and includes tea, hot chocolate<br />
MON: ROAST MEAL<br />
TUE: FISH & CHIPS<br />
WED: FISH BURGER<br />
THU: ROAST MEAL<br />
SAT: FISH & CHIPS<br />
AVAILABLE<br />
FROM<br />
11.30AM-2PM<br />
FOR A<br />
LIMITED TIME<br />
DnD DUO<br />
Jojo & Mark<br />
PHONE 385 8880 FIND US ON FACEBOOK fb.com/GBCCHCH<br />
THE GARDEN HOTEL COMPLEX | 110 MARSHLAND RD<br />
www.gardenhotel.co.nz | phone 385 3132
24 Tuesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>23</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />
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