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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
NOT EVERY aspiring ballet dancer
can say they have been selected
to perform with the Royal New
Zealand Ballet.
But Parklands’ Anna McKey was
one of the lucky ones chosen to
dance in the company’s rendition
of The Nutcracker that opened last
week.
The 13-year-old was chosen
alongside 60 children to feature in
the production at the Isaac Theatre
Royal.
The children will play the roles
of mice, party girls, bonbons and
fairies. Anna was picked to play
the role of one of the Mouse King’s
minions and dance in one of the
major scenes where the Mouse King
fights The Nutcracker.
She said she was very excited to
get on stage and see the Royal New
Zealand Ballet dancers perform
beside her.
“This is definitely really exciting
because I have never been able to do
a performance with the Royal New
Zealand Ballet,” she said.
Anna said her dream would be to
have a career in dance and is looking
at auditioning for the New Zealand
School of Dance in the future.
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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
A FREE sports programme for
families will be set up in Aranui
next year in a bid to reduce antisocial
behaviour on Friday nights.
The Aranui Community
Touched project is planned for
Fridays from 5-7pm after that time
frame was identified by police
as having increased anti-social
behaviour.
The time was highlighted in a
report presented to the Coastal-
Burwood Community Board last
week.
The predominantly touch
rugby programme is planned to be
launched in the first term of next
year.
It will run as a joint collaboration
between police, Aranui Community
Trust, Touch Canterbury,
Canterbury Sport and Touch New
Zealand.
Touch New Zealand’s partnership
manager Sandi Hackett said
from liaising with Accident Compensation
Corporation and police,
Aranui was identified as one of
the targeted areas for anti-social
behaviour.
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A FREE sports programme for Aranui has to be seen as a good
thing for the area.
Police identified that 5-7pm on a Friday is an increased time
for anti-social behaviour, and it was one of the reasons Aranui
has been chosen for the programme. But police also say this
type of behaviour is a common problem across the city so it is
important Aranui does not feel like it is being targeted.
I’m sure the neighbourhood will get on board with the
programme. It may add to the community which is already
known for producing quality sports people.
Meanwhile, a dream has come true for aspiring ballet dancer
Anna McKey who was selected to perform with the Royal New
Zealand Ballet in The Nutcracker.
It will be exciting to see where the talented dancer goes next.
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Concern over bus stop location
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
A NEW bus stop will be
installed on Prestons Rd – in
spite of it going against the
wishes of a large retirement
village.
The Coastal-Burwood
Community Board has approved
the installation of a new bus stop
to be placed
on Prestons
Rd, west of
Bluestone
Drive.
It comes
as a result of
Kim Money
Environment
Canterbury
combining
the 150 The Palms and 135
Burwood Hospital bus routes,
opening up the need for a new
bus stop to provide better public
transport access.
A city council report said if
the bus stop was not installed
residents would not be able to
easily travel to nearby amenities
such as New World Prestons and
The Palms.
In a submission, Alpine View
Lifestyle Village manager Lisa
Almond said while it supported
a bus stop on Prestons Rd, it did
not back the planned location.
She said visibility would be
“greatly impaired” to any vehicles
exiting onto Prestons Rd.
Ms Almond said the close
proximity of the bus stop to the
Bluestone Drive intersection
could be a distraction and cause
accidents – particularly for
left-hand turning traffic from
Bluestone Drive that needed
to be looking for pedestrians
crossing to the safety island on
Prestons Rd.
The village would have preferred
the bus stop to be located
further along Prestons Rd, past
Bluestone Drive, near Limes
Reserve.
However, city council staff
responded, saying the proximity
of the bus stop to Bluestone
Drive had been assessed as
suitable.
“The proposed bus stop
coincides with the widest part
of the road ensuring that there
is sufficient space available for
other vehicles to pass when that
bus has stopped,” a city council
report said.
Community board chairwoman
Kim Money said she
along with city councillor Glenn
Livingstone and city council
passenger transport engineer
Brenda O’Donoghue recently
carried out a site visit to assess
the installation of the bus.
“Through Brenda’s expertise,
having a look and going
CHANGE:
A new bus
stop will be
installed on
Prestons Rd
west of
Bluestone
Drive.
through all the options
and processes, we as a
board endorsed the staff
recommendation,” she said.
Mrs Money said when the
bus is parked up, vehicles
have to be able to pass safely
and the road was too narrow
where the Alpine View Lifestyle
Village wanted the bus stop
located. “Safety is paramount
. . . hopefully, this is a service
that is going to benefit their
residents as well,” she said.
Ms Almond declined to
comment on the community
board’s decision. The service
will run hourly at the bus stop,
Monday to Saturday.
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CAR WINDOWS SMASHED
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to be vigilant when parking
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after four cars had their windows
broken in the Parklands-Burwood
area. Sergeant Jim Currie said
residents should ensure they take
all valuables out of their vehicles.
He said the break-ins had all
occurred in the past two weeks
and usually in the early evening
or at night.
PLAYGROUND VANDALISED
Vandals have damaged the
slide and a barrier at the Arden
Reserve playground. City council
community parks manager Al
Hardy said rangers have inspected
the damage and removed the
vandalised equipment to carry out
repairs off-site.
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council report said having a paid
librarian enables the library to
run effectively and it had become
difficult to recruit volunteers to
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The Northshore Residents’
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FRESHCHOICE and
SuperValue are no longer
providing single-use plastic
carrier bags at their checkouts.
The supermarkets went plastic
bag-free on Tuesday.
Group general manager
Robert Smith said he is thrilled
to have gone single-use plastic
carrier bag-free earlier than
expected.
The original target was the
end of the year.
“It’s great to see how positive
our stores have been about this
change,” he said.
“They are 100 per cent behind
this initiative and have played
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“Millions of single-use
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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
A BID has been made to ensure
the Thomson Park toilets on
the corner of Marine Pde and
Bowhill Rd are not demolished
in the future.
The North Beach Residents’
Association has asked for the
current toilet block to be retained
with clearer and bolder signage
and improved access to the site.
But the city council has
confirmed there are currently no
plans to demolish the old toilets
at Thomson Park.
A $400,000 upgrade is planned
for the park, which would
include building new toilet
facilities.
The association’s chairman
Josiah Thompson said the toilet
harming our marine
species. There is no doubt
that they are a significant
environmental issue and we’re
glad to be removing them from
our stores.”
Customers are being
encouraged to bring their own
reusable bags. But for customers
who forget, there will also be a
number of alternative options
available to purchase in-store
block is a great asset to the area
due to its visible location on
the roadside and
its proximity to the
often busy North
Beach car park.
The Coastal-
Burwood
Community Board
has requested city
council staff consider
retaining the toilet
block, installing new
signage and cleaning
up the site’s access.
City councillor
David East said the
board was of the
opinion the toilets were popular
and it would like to retain them
– even if it potentially meant they
might be closed in winter.
with prices starting from 20c.
“The best option is for our
customers to bring their own
bags when they shop with us
and it’s encouraging to see how
many customers have already
started doing this,” Mr Smith
said.
“I’m sure we will see more
and more customers bringing
their bags as they get used to the
change.”
Bid to ensure Thomson Park toilets not demolished
STOP: The North Beach Residents’ Association has asked for
the current Thomson Park toilets to be retained.
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He said while there was never
any proposal to demolish the
toilets, it could have
happened at some
stage in the future.
Under the
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Dancing with the ballet stars
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She has been dancing since
the age of five and attends the
Anna Lee School of Dance.
Depending on when she
is training for her Royal
Academy of Dance syllabus
exams, Anna can often
spend up to 12 hours a week
training.
“I just love to dance
really, I get to do it with all
my friends so it is lots of
fun having all these new
experiences and challenges,”
she said.
Anna was selected in the
top 10 to compete in the
junior finals of the South
Island Ballet Award in July.
While ballet can be
difficult, Anna said the key
is to keep trying and don’t
give up.
“There is always something
new you can improve on and
work on and learn so just
keep going,” she said.
All children performing in
the shows were auditioned
and split into two casts of 30
for the shows.
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Red zone
management
needs to be
debated
• By Julia Evans
THE MANAGEMENT of 600ha
of residential red zone in the city’s
east needs to be robustly debated,
says the Ōtākaro Avon Network.
However, discussions about
governance are not set to happen
until after the area’s regeneration
plan is finalised.
Network spokesman Evan
Smith said there needs to be a
conversation about who will
manage the area.
“There’s a real danger that it will
go to council without any debate.
It’s a matter of exploring all the options
available,” Mr Smith said.
Last week, Regenerate
Christchurch released its draft
plan for the area, which included
an 11km Green Spine from New
Brighton to the central city.
The network has mooted several
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She said often people will start
drinking as soon as they finish
work at about 5pm on a
Friday.
“When we run those
programmes if they are
not drinking for those two
hours often when they go
home they are too tired so
they don’t even start,” Miss
Hackett said.
Her views are backed by a
survey taken by Touch New
Zealand of participants in
Ranui in 2016.
It showed 20 per cent of
participants would have
otherwise been drinking on
Friday night.
Touch New
Zealand launched the
first of these projects
in Tamaki, east
Auckland, in 2016.
There are now
five projects in areas
including Ranui,
Auckland, Raumanga
and Whangarei.
Miss Hackett said
the social family
sports nights will allow families
to get free food and prevent
Stephen Sibley
people from drinking alcohol at
that time.
The programme aims to develop
positive ongoing social
effects for communities
and families through
sport.
It will cater for up to 20
teams, allowing 200 people
to play and is aimed
to be run in blocks lasting
between four to 10 weeks.
Canterbury Metro Area
Commander superintendent
Lane Todd said, in
general, it can expect an increase
in reports of anti-social behaviour
during the hours of 5-7pm
across the city.
He said callouts at this time of
evening can include
anything from driving
complaints to incidents
relating to mental
health, family harm
and disorder.
“Alcohol is just one
of the drivers of our
demand but at these
times is one of the
more significant ones,”
he said.
His views were backed up by
Aranui Neighbourhood Policing
Glenn
Livingstone
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City2Surf to celebrate 45 years
STAR MEDIA will celebrate
45 years since participants in
the City2Surf hit the ground
running.
Since 1975, Star Media’s
City2Surf, one of the South
Island’s largest participation
events, has brought thousands
of people together for fun and
fitness.
On March 24, City2Surf will
celebrate its 45th anniversary.
A lot has changed since the
event’s humble beginnings.
However, it still remains first
and foremost a fun run.
Originally, the City2Surf
would start in Cathedral Square
and end at New Brighton beach.
Later, the finish line was
changed to QE II stadium.
In 2011, following the
earthquake, the event had to be
cancelled as parts of the eastern
route were broken.
Now the start line for the
14km event is at Centennial Park
and the Sport Canterbury 6km
event begins at Hansen Park,
Opawa.
Both events finish at the
Ferrymead playing fields with
FREE entry given to participants
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Over the years, City2Surf
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START LINE: The next Star Media City2Surf on March 24 will
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start line at the first ever City2Surf. PHOTO: RACHEL SLOAN
“The amount of kilometres
run during this event is enough
to run around the world 120
times,” he said.
Entries to participate in
the 2019 City2Surf open on
Saturday.
The Star Media 14km event
with Les Mills and Sport
Canterbury 6km option means
there is always something
suitable for all runners and
walkers of all fitness types.
Participants can choose to
either take part individually or
in a team.
At this year’s event, there were
more than 170 team entries,
including teams of doctors,
construction works, accountants
and scientists.
Many local charities have
benefitted from the City2Surf
since 1975 and our supporting
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Sports programmes a bid to beat anti-social behaviour
Fire rages, homes at risk
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•Standard entry – January
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•Late entry on the day –
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•Children aged 10 and
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charity for 2019 is the Charity
Hospital.
Since first opening in 2007, the
hospital has provided more than
15,000 patient visits. It provides
free day surgery, medical
treatments, dentistry, oral
surgery and counselling.
The hospital is unique to New
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frequently updated depending
on the need.
The Canterbury Charity
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receive any Government
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fundraising events, such as
the City2Surf, donations and
charitable organisations.
Team Sergeant Stephen Sibley,
who said alcohol is a factor and
family harm events take up a
large proportion of its service
delivery in the weekends.
He said if people are busy then
they won’t get up to mischief.
The community board
approved a grant of $2500
last week from its 2018/19
discretionary fund to go towards
the project.
City councillor Glenn
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is a big part of the Aranui
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do to encourage that is great.
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IN THE SUN: Te Waka Unua pupils Ngakau Kennedy, Cairo Iosefo, Amasio Tiatia and Cyrus Hutana-Waitoa, and (right) Metua Cranwell and Eve Nuu.
Successful tournament for traditional Maori game
THE ARANUI Community
Trust has held its first successful
ki-o-rahi tournament.
Kī-o-rahi is a traditional
Maori game, based on the Maori
purakau (legend) of Te Rahi.
The game is fast-paced incorporating
skills found in sports
such as touch, netball and rugby.
Haeata Community Campus,
Te Kura Whakapumau, Linwood
Avenue School, Te Waka Unua
and Opawa School took part in
the event held at Wainoni Park
The trust’s worker Sheree
Rangihuna said the tournament
will now be an annual event.
Linwood Ave School was
named the winning team.
Te Waka Unua pupil Metua
Cranwell and Opawa School’s
Amos Healey both received
sportsmanship awards.
About 100 pupils took part.
Ms Rangihuna said it had lots
of awesome support from Sport
Canterbury, He Waka Tapu, and
Te Pa high school students who
helped with refereeing.
The Aranui Neighbourhood
Policing team held a sausage
sizzle, the fruit was supplied by
Green Grocers on Pages Rd and
DJ Shane Asi was playing in the
lunch break.
Ms Rangihuna said a beautifully
carved trophy was donated
by Kaiapoi builder Tony Tupara.
She said pre-tournament training
was offered to the schools new to
the sport leading up to the event.
The schools also received
support and guidance from
Sport Canterbury’s Lawrence
Tau who is driving the new
sport.
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EXCITED: Haeata Community Campus
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PEEEP Trust
manager Chris
Webber writes
about how the
trust helps
upskill the
unemployed
and how it is in
need of more trustees
PEEEP Trust was established in
1993 as a sub-branch of “Keep
Christchurch Beautiful.”
The idea was to help upskill
the local unemployed by working
with the community groups
in the area on projects such as
lawnmowing, gardening, fence
painting etc, any small handyman
type work and within six
months, it had grown into an
entity of its own.
The Trust leased office space
from the old city council works
depot in Owles Tce and started
working alongside Coastcare,
originally making picnic tables
and progressed to maintaining
the sand ladders and walk tracks
along the top of the dunes, a job
we still do today.
In the past 10 years we have
added graffiti removal and
reporting for the city council to
our works programme and our
work covers the New Brighton
business district and surrounding
areas, and, as we speak, are
partnering with a major utility
company to remove graffiti from
their service boxes and pedestals.
We are also working on a project
that aims to provide low-cost
firewood to families on limited
incomes.
PEEEP is a charitable organisation
and is overseen by a
volunteer board of trustees.
Trust aims to upskill the unemployed
GREAT TEAM: PEEEP Trust volunteer Michael Crowe, senior
supervisor Wayne Gibson and volunteers Kacy Adams David
Spooner and James Ilton.
Like many not-for-profits, attracting
trustees in this modern
age can be difficult.
I think it would be fair to say
that most who sit on boards
these days are of the “grey hair”
variety and encouraging younger
members seem to be a universal
problem across the sector.
PEEEP is looking for more
trustees to join us who can
bring value to our long-standing
organisation. Meetings are once
a month and last for about an
hour.
A commitment of one year
is expected and we welcome
anyone that has an interest in
community and well-being.
•If you feel you would like to
apply for a position on the
board, or would like more
information, email Chris
Webber at projects@peeep.
org.nz
City councillor Glenn
Livingstone writes about
the Ōtākaro Avon River
Corridor draft regeneration
plan released recently
IT IS THE beginning of a
process and the surrounding
communities need to be able to
be part of the process.
This regeneration area needs to
meet the needs of all Christchurch
residents.
It will be most successful if the
people feel like they have a stake
in how it develops – that’s what
will make it truly regenerational.
Certainty for the city, including
residents living alongside the
Green Spine.
It will hopefully be a respectful
legacy of those who used
to live there and all that which
they went through during the
Canterbury Earthquakes of 2010
and 2011.
My training in winter in Bottle
Lake Forest has also demonstrated
to me that people like free
and uninhibited access to the
outdoors, amenity to enjoy walking,
running, off-road cycling,
spending time together with
family and friends.
In terms of funding the city
council itself has money on a
CONSULTATION: City councillor Glenn Livingstone says the
Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor draft regeneration project, which
is currently out for consultation, has to meet the needs of all
residents living in the city.
budget to begin land drainage
treatment, stop-bank construction
and construction of the
Pages Rd Bridge.
I think a city to sea cycleway
could attract New Zealand
Transport Agency funding. The
plan will have scope for sports
events, e.g. family triathlon and
other recreational amenities,
e.g. ask Halswell engineers to
construct a track for family rides
through the RRZ.
Gary Knight responds to
the Pegasus Post article
on having a disaster
psychologist brought in to
help with ongoing social
isolation issues postearthquake
in Dallington
Emotional stress meltdown
and turmoil, also financial and
physical hardship, are very real
factors endured by many suffering
post-quake social isolation. It
would therefore be a pro-active
step to engage a disaster psychologist
to cover affected areas
inclusive of Dallington, Avonside,
Avondale and Southshore.
Accolades are extended to
both the Coastal Burwood Community
Board and Dallington
Community Trust for their input
into what could transpire as a
worthy wellness programme
targeted at specific areas for a
psychologist to focus on. The
credentials of Australian
disaster recovery
expert and psychologist
Dr Rob Gordon
bears testimony to his
integrity as an obvious
choice for the role
of disaster psychologist
for Christchurch
post-quake isolation
personnel.
Aileen Trist responds
to the Pegasus Post
article on little feedback
being received over the
Department of the Prime
Minister and Cabinet’s
survey asking if residents
agree with a draft proposal
to help coastal residents
struggling to get resource
and building consents
The communities of
Southshore, South Brighton
and Redcliffs just want to be
able to move forward with
their plans to build or rebuild
in these areas without these
constant delays due to city
council and Government
restrictions blocking them at
every turn. Adjust the plan to
make this possible for them to do
so. While they are at it proceed
with the build of a stop
bank along the estuary
water edge.
Andrew Bell
responds to
the Pegasus
Post article on
Pounamu Gracie
Millar-Greig’s
exhibition at the New
Brighton Library
I was so pleased to see your
front page story on Pounamu
Gracie Millar-Greig. I work parttime
at New Brighton Library
and, ever since the exhibition
of Pounamu’s paintings went
up, we have had so many
complimentary comments
from our customers about her
paintings. I couldn’t believe
that a 15-year-old artist could
produce such mature works. She
is an extremely talented young
woman and I think she will go
far in her art career. Thanks to
the Pegasus Post for celebrating
the many positive stories about
local youth when all too often
many media outlets seek to
portray a negative picture of our
young citizens.
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All usual Sunday schedules will
be operating.
Timetable information available
at metroinfo.co.nz or call us on
03 366 8855.
“Avoid parking hassles and take
the bus”
The Bus Interchange is just
2 blocks away from the Parade
route!
In The Event of
Bad Weather:
PARADE POSTPONEMENT
DECISION WILL NOT BE MADE
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Meter shrouds and signs will be used
throughout the route.
Remember your sun hat,
sunscreen and water bottle!
WE APOLOGISE FOR ANY
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BEFORE & DURING THE PARADE.
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Water pistols and Water
Bombs are totally prohibited
during the parade
Health & Safety
The Christchurch Children’s Christmas
Parade Trust ask that the general public
be responsible for its own and others
safety at all times while viewing the event.
Where Not To Park:
Due to the large number of children
and spectators expected at this year’s
parade parking will be restricted along
the entire route and assembly points.
No stopping signs will be erected both
sides of Madras St (Moorhouse Ave to
Salisbury Street), St Asaph St (Manchester
to Barbadoes St), Ferry Rd (Barbadoes to
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Getting ready for
the festive season
Christmas means a lot of things to a lot of
people. For some it is a religious celebration,
for others a chance to gather with family and
celebrate. Whatever Christmas means to you,
there are many ways to celebrate – from the full
grandeur of baked ham and turkey with all the
trimmings or a picnic on the beach with the ones
you love.
For some, Christmas can be a stressful time
of year, but there are ways to minimise this and
spread the workload, so everyone can enjoy the
day.
Here are some ideas to help you get through the
festive season.
Create order in your home
Start preparations early, if you are hosting
everyone at your house, don’t leave it all to the
last minute. Start the spring clean up now so
when it comes to the days leading into the holiday
season you are not rushing around – making you
stressed and exhausted.
Tackling one room at a time is a good way
to purge and get organised. Sorting through
wardrobes and cupboards and getting rid of
anything you haven’t used in the past year. Having
all the rooms organised means there will also be
space for those coming to stay during this busy
time.
Once you’ve dusted and vacuumed shut the
doors and just air out the room a few days before
your guests arrive. A nice towel placed at the end
of the bed and a small floral arrangement from the
garden can also add a nice welcoming touch.
Share the food load
We have between 25 to 30 people for Christmas
most years, but our family has got smart. The host
divvies up the food between each family, spreading
the cost and the work.
About four weeks before the big day, we send
out a food allocation of what each person brings.
Normally the parents get the turkey and ham
with the offspring in charge of vegetables and
puddings. This is a great way to
spread the load and the cost and allows for those
who aren’t cooks to also contribute – we just put
them in charge of nibbles, drinks or chocolates for
on the table etc.
Just make sure you tell each person how much
is needed, for example you don’t want someone
turning up with just one punnet of strawberries.
The rule is that whatever you bring you must
have prepared, so the new potatoes arrive scraped
in a pot, the vegetables and the salads and puddings
are all made.
A little bit of organisation ahead of time means
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Alcohol ban for Linwood Village
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DRINKING alcohol on the
streets and parks around
Linwood Village will be banned
permanently.
A bylaw change was approved
by the city council on
Thursday, which will apply
around-the-clock, seven days
a week and cover the blocks
between Fitzgerald Ave, Armagh
St, England St and Hereford St,
including Doris
Lusk Reserve.
The city
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liquor ban
late last year in
a bid to try and
Deon Swiggs
reduce the high
level of alcoholfuelled
crime
and disorder in the area.
Central Ward city councillor
Deon Swiggs said the Linwood-
Central-Heathcote Community
Board strongly supported the alcohol
ban becoming permanent
as it wanted Linwood Village
to be a safe, welcoming place to
shop or visit.
“Before the temporary alcohol
ban came into force residents
and shopkeepers reported
feeling intimidated and unsafe
because of the anti-social behaviour
displayed by people drinking
in the street,” he said.
Cr Swiggs said the ban had
been effective in reducing the
number of concerns regarding
drinking on the streets in the
area.
“Since the ban has been in
place there have been fewer
alcohol-related issues in the area
and the community is signalling
they are feeling safer so making
the ban permanent is a positive
step, although there are still
deeper social issues that we must
continue to address.”
The updated bylaw also makes
permanent the temporary alcohol
ban that has been applied
since 2015 to the streets immediately
surrounding Riccarton
Park racecourse on the Saturday
in November when the New
NO MORE: A
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liquor ban
has been
put in place
for Linwood
Village.
Zealand Cup takes place.
It includes a new clause that
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executive to impose a temporary
alcohol ban for large scale events
in specified areas including
Hagley Park and Rawhiti Domain.
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months to get a temporary ban
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CRAFTY CAUSE: Ronald
McDonald House South Island
director Zucchi Leonard with
year 13 students Georgia
McKenna, Ella Willoughby and
Laura Jones.
Coffee cup project helps charity
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
A CRAFTY idea to design
reusable cups has raised $560 for
Ronald McDonald House South
Island.
Marian College students
Georgia McKenna,
Ella Willoughby and Laura
Jones sold 136 cups they
designed to support the
organisation.
Cups for Kids was dreamed up
as part of the students’ year 13
business studies class.
Miss Willoughby said they
chose Ronald McDonald House
on Cashel St because it was
a “great organisation” that
supports families when their
child is in hospital.
The fundraiser started in July
with cups being sold for $13
each.
The cups were designed
through Admor Promotions
in Hamilton and the students
presented a cheque to the
organisation recently.
The students had been
working on the project since
February.
Ella said the group decided
to make reusable coffee cups as
a way of reducing waste from
paper cups.
“Originally we had only
ordered 50 cups and thought
we’d struggle to sell them but
they all sold in the first 12
hours,” she said.
The students decided to take
pre-orders and got another 100
cups. The leftover cups were
given to Ronald McDonald
House.
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
A GROUP of international
students had a change of scenery,
spending a day in the country on
a typical Kiwi farm.
Seven Shirley Boys’ High
School students took part in the
programme which saw them
travel to Springfield to attend the
Rubicon Valley farm show.
The students from Thailand,
Japan and Italy had the
opportunity to feed sheep, pat
alpacas, watch farm dogs in
action and even try out shearing.
International director Sue
Nesbit said a day out on the farm
was very popular with overseas
visitors and the students loved it.
She said it was for the students
who are not doing NCEA
because they are in the country
for a short period.
“Some are more able to get
involved with the animals and
some are more reserved, but they
really enjoyed it out there,” Ms
Nesbit said.
The year 10, 11, and 12
students, along with two staff
members, had a full day out in
the country.
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WOOF: Go along to a fun
library session where you
can read to dogs. Designed
to provide a relaxed, nonthreatening
atmosphere
which encourages children to
Email georgia.oconnor@starmedia.kiwi
by 5pm each Wednesday
practice their reading skills and
develop a love of reading. The
programme uses dogs who
are pets of the city council’s
animal management team.
Library staff and a dog handler
will be present at all times to
help facilitate the sessions. The
programme will be held on
Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm, at
the New Brighton Library.
JP Clinic at Shirley Library
Tuesday, 10am-1pm
A justice of the peace will
be available to members of
the community, to witness
signatures and documents,
certify document copies, hear
oaths, declarations, affidavits
or affirmations as well as sign
citizenship, sponsorship or
rates rebates applications. No
charge.
Shirley Library, 36 Marshland
Rd
Storytimes/Wā Kōrero
Tuesday, 10.30-11am
Encourage learning through a
love for stories. Storytimes is an
interactive programme including
stories, songs, rhymes and play.
This is a free session.
New Brighton Library, 213
Marine Pde, New Brighton and
Shirley Library, 36 Marshland Rd
(by the Palms Mall)
Scrabble Club
Tuesday, 1.30-2.30pm at
Parklands and Wednesday at
Shirley
Enjoy Scrabble? Go along to
the library for a friendly game
or two with other like-minded
folk.
Parklands Library, 46
Queenspark Drive and Shirley
Library, 36 Marshland Rd (by the
Palms Mall)
Rocket Club
Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm
Rocket Club is a weekly afterschool
program which runs
during term time. All family are
welcome to join the club and
become involved in different
activities based on local and
current events in a fun learning
environment. Homework help
is available during this time.
Free to attend and no bookings
required.
Aranui Library, 109 Aldershot
St
CV Drop-in
Thursday, 10-11.30am
A librarian will be on hand to
assist customers who need help
with their resume. You will be
offered guidance on creating,
updating, and editing your CV.
New Brighton Library, 213
Marine Pde
Women’s Bible Reading
Group
Thursday, 10-11.30am
Go along to the Women’s Bible
Reading Group. For information
phone Elissa on 021 023 65910.
Located at the Small Room at
the Aranui Wainoni Community
Centre, 31 Hampshire St
Code Club
Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm
Code Club Aotearoa,
Christchurch City Libraries
and Verizon Connect are proud
to offer a free Code Club for
school children years 5-8. The
Code Club will run for one hour
per week during the school
term, and Verizon Connect
technologists will support the
children to learn to code.
New Brighton Library, 213
Marine Pde
Shirley Library’s Culture
Exchange
Thursday, 3.30pm-4.30pm
Shirley Library’s Culture
Exchange is a friendly, relaxed
group, where you can make new
friends, practice English and
learn about the city and New
Zealand. Free weekly meetings.
Shirley Library, 36 Marshland
Rd
Rawhiti School Twilight Fair
Friday, 4-8pm
The first ever Rawhiti School
twilight fair will be fundraising
for new playground equipment.
There will be live entertainment,
fabulous food plus plenty of fun
and games for the whole family.
Activities include bouncy castle,
pony rides, classic car rides,
chocolate wheel, dunk tank,
crafts made by pupils, plants,
books, clothes, and cakes. Go
join the school for four hours
of fantastic fun, food and
entertainment. Visit https://
www.rawhitipta.org.nz/fair-2018.
html for more information.
Rawhiti School, 150 Leaver Tce
New Brighton Seaside Market
Saturday, 10am-2pm
Held in the Brighton Mall
every Saturday just across the
road from the beach and the new
children’s playground.
New Brighton Pedestrian Mall,
cnr Marine Pde and Beresford St
The Monday Makers Club
Monday, 3.30-4.30pm
Go along to weekly afterschool
making sessions for kids.
A range of activities varying in
theme, week by week. Free of
Charge, no booking required.
New Brighton Library, 213
Marine Pde
Activity Zone
Monday, 3.45–4.45pm
Go and have fun at Activity
Zone – the Shirley Library After
School Club. Every Monday
during term time. Suitable for
ages 6-10. Caregivers, please
remain in the library during
the session. Free, bookings not
required.
Shirley Library, 36 Marshland
Rd (by the Palms Mall)
Golden Oldies Movie
Screening
Monday, December 3, 1.30pm
Robert Redford and Paul
Newman star in Butch Cassidy
and the Sundance Kid, a 1969
drama based on a true story.
Running time is 1hr and 53min.
Arrive early for a cuppa. $2.
New Brighton Museum, cnr of
Hardy St and Seaview Rd
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Home 329-9344, Cell
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30th Nov
7th Dec
CUISINE NIGHT
YOUR CHOICE
OF ONE OF
THREE
DELICIOUS
BURGER
FLAVOURS
SERVED WITH
A TAP BEER
OR
HOUSE WINE
FOR ONLY $20
Sports Hall
CHRISTMAS BUFFET DINNER
SUNDAY 2 & 9 DEC
LIVE MUSIC - FREE KID’S GIFT
Adults $30. Kids 12 & under $1 per year of age.
Bookings essential.
The Hornby Club | ph 03 349 9026
17 Carmen Rd | Hornby
www.hornbywmc.co.nz
Members, guests & affiliates welcome
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Furniture and Bedding - The Best little Furniture Shop in Town
BEDRooM FURniTURE
beds, tallboys, mirrors, cabinets, chests & more!
Jasmine Queen
Frame &
Mattress
Ther-a-pedic Mattress & Base
Reversible pillowtop innersprung
lowboy
6 Drawer
1130x410x820
Duchess with
Mirror
1090x410x820
NZ MADE
Solid Timber
Free
Standing
Mirror
only
$599
SinglE $499
king SinglE/DBlE/ 3/4 $599
QUEEn $699
only
$449
only
$549
WaS $169
only
$129
Midi 7 Drawer
Scotch Chest
975x760x410
With metal runners.
Also available in Black.
Bedside Cabinet
540x460
With metal runners.
Also available
in Black.
7 Drawer
Scotch Chest
1140x800x410
Also available in black.
Jumbo 4
Drawer Chest
1140x800x400
NZ MADE. Metal runners.
Also available in black.
Tallboy 4 Drawer
600x400x900
Towerboy 6
Drawer
1260x460x410
With metal
runners.
Also
available
in Black.
Bombay
Chest
only
$349
only
$269
FRoM
$130
only
$299
only
$269
only
$199
only
$220
Bombay
Bedside
only
$129 EaCH
FURniTURE
storage shelves, bookcases, buffet units, dining tables, hall tables, side cabinets & more!
Display Cabinet
1800hx900wx400d
Foundry Display
Cabinet
900x1800x420
Timber Bookcase
600x320x1200
Buffet Unit
1500x800x420
Buffet
Unit
1175x
430x840
nest of Tables
Entertainment
Unit
1530x520x660
Solid Timber.
Buffet Unit
with Wine Rack
1300x840x430
only
$599
only
$599
only
$199
only
$549
only
$399
EaCH
only
$149
only
$499
Tundra Coffee Table
1200x700x400h
2 Draw Entertainment Unit
1200x600x450
Entertainment Unit
1100x400x480
Entertainment Unit
980x600x460
Solid Timber.
Hall Tables
2 Drawers
only
$279
only
$449
only
$399
only
$299
only
$299
3 Piece
Dining Suite
600x600
2 Draw Hall Table
1200x810x420
only
$379
Side Cabinet
600x600x450
only
$199
Hall Table
1500x800x420
only
$449
Coffee Tables
Solid Timber.
only
$169
1200x600
only
$329
Coffee Table
1200x400x600
only
$399
only
$399
Hall Tables
3 Drawers
only
$349
7 Drawer TV/DVD Chest
760x1140
x410
(Gap 150)
Corner TV Unit
1000x750x550
Tundra Entertainment Unit
1600x420x450h
Solid
Timber
Buffet
Units
Buffet
700x
320x
1070
only
$299
only
$299
only
$699
only
$299
only
$299
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Don’t forget to show your pampered pet
some love this Christmas !!
Four Paws has a fantastic range of toys ,
collars, accessories and fresh meat available
for that special pet in your life !!
AVAILABLE IN DECEMBER
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Free
WHEN YOU REGISTER ONLINE
Coffee
Pick up a FREE card in-store today!
Register it online at muffinbreak.co.nz
OPENING SOON
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