Pegasus Post: April 30, 2019

TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2019
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MORE DETAILS have
emerged on a young New
Brighton man who features in a
war exhibition at the museum
in Hardy St.
Geoffrey Bargrove (inset),
who was 16 when he went down
Wartime fallen
remembered at
Anzac Day service
Pages 2 & 3 Page 15
with the ship Aparima, is a great
uncle of city councillor David
East.
And Jan Bargrove (above),
whose late husband was Geoffrey’s
great-nephew still has the
teenager’s memorial plaque, also
known as a ‘dead man’s penny,’
which was given to the next of
kin of everyone who died at sea
during World War 1.
Geoffrey’s story and the sinking
of the Aparima features on
pages 4 & 5.
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And on another sad note,
Margaret Kelso, who researched
the material for the museum
exhibition passed away on April
19.
A tribute to her is on page 7
today.
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• By Sophie Cornish
A CLIMATE change protest
group admitted it “misjudged”
how the New Brighton
community would react after its
supporters used graffiti to convey
its message.
Extinction Rebellion Otautahi
is asking the community for “forgiveness”
after members of the
group used chalk, chalk paint,
and normal paint to tag its logo
and name around New Brighton
Mall.
Messages reading ‘Rebel 4 Life’,
‘Extinction Rebellion’ and posters
about climate change were put up
on store fronts and messages were
sprayed and written on the footpath,
shop windows and on seats.
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comments was made on a New
Brighton community page, blasting
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group having a cause or drawing
on pavements with chalk.
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from the editor’s desk
WE PAY tribute today to a New Brighton
stalwart who has sadly passed away (see
page 7).
Margaret Kelso featured in last week’s
Pegasus Post over her research for The New
Brighton Boys project at the local museum.
It’s a well documented history of those from the area who
went to war – a number of whom never made it home.
Margaret told us she was not well and couldn’t be photographed
for our article. But as usual she was happy to talk in
order to give the exhibition the promotion it deserved.
Lifelong friend and New Brighton Museum secretary Peggy
Butterfield sums it up: “If it was in New Brighton, she did it.”
We also have more on one of those Brighton Boys (pages 4-5).
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at Anzac Day service in New Brighton
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The tragic fate of young Geoffrey
• By Sophie Cornish
“TORPEDO SIR! The stern’s
blown off, sir! Oh Lord – the poor
boys!”
It was 12.52am, November 19,
1917.
A torpedo from the German
submarine UB-40 had just struck
the stern of the S.S Aparima near
the Isle of Wright, off the south
English coast.
In command was Captain
Gerald F Doorly, who was
thrown into the door of the chart
room, listening to the shout from
his second that they’d been hit.
Below deck in the stern, young
cadets, many of them just out of
high school, had been sleeping.
Of the 30 cadets on board,
17 were killed, including three
from Christchurch – Geoffrey
Bargrove, 16, Donovan O’Bryen
Hoare, 18, John Frederick
Proudfoot, 16, and Ernest
Sutherland (age unknown).
There was a roar of rushing
water and the stern sunk, sending
the bow of the ship upwards.
In a matter of minutes, the
Aparima slipped below the
surface.
Bargrove had been on the
vessel for less than three months.
The Aparima was a New Zealand
slow steamer used by the English
admiralty to ferry cargo around
Geoffrey Bargrove
the British coast.
A year earlier, the Germans
had started targeting merchant
vessels, and parents of cadets
were told they could take their
sons off the ships. Many families
didn’t; they did not want to be
seen as letting their country
down.
The cadets were unpaid,
instead gaining seagoing
experience on the cargo steamer,
as part of training for their threeyear
cadetship.
Captain Doorly had set the
Aparima on a zig-zag course, as
close to the coast as he dared,
after being warned there had
been a sighting of an enemy
submarine near the French coast
TRAGIC LOSS: The S.S. Aparima (above) was hit by a torpedo
from the UB-40, a German submarine similar to the UB-45
(below). The tragedy, which killed 56, happened on November
19, 1917.
– and within striking distance.
Submarine warfare was
relatively new and the UB-40 was
one of the best in the business.
After the war, it would be
revealed the submarine had sunk
100 ships.
The slow Aparima was easy
pickings. Steaming at 12 knots,
she had moved slowly from
London to Barry in South Wales
for coaling. She had no chance.
Fifty-five were killed in
the attack, including 24 New
Zealanders. The crew also
included men from Britain, India
and Australia.
Fifty-four – including Captain
Doorly – survived, clinging to
row boats and wreckage in the
icy waters. There were 26 on one
lifeboat and 17 on a gig boat.
They rowed looking for other
survivors, a bright blue flare went
up and soon they found a raft.
Clinging to it was Thomas
Ewart Bevan, 15, of Wellington,
the youngest cadet on the
Aparima.
Later he would describe being
flung off this bunk when the
torpedo hit.
“Something hurled me out of
my bunk into the sea, I thought.
But in a moment I knew I was
still in what was left of our cabin,
because as I swirled round and
round in water, I bumped against
bunks.”
Bevan survived by being
sucked up a 3m ventilator in the
centre of the cabin deckhead. He
was shot up out of a cowl and
landed on top of a life raft in the
ocean. “It seems a wonderful
thing, but it was on that raft; it
must have slid off the boat deck
and hit against the ventilator just
as the stern began to sink.”
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Bargrove and the S.S. Aparima
Bevan later went on to become
the Hawkes Bay harbourmaster.
Bargrove’s death was a
“devastating blow” for his New
Brighton family. He was the
youngest of four children.
His parents lived in Seaview
Rd, running the Bargroves
Drapery and Clothing
Emporium.
He was survived by his brother
Stanley, who was a radio operator
during the war,
and two sisters,
Violet and Grace.
Bargrove
attended New
Brighton District
School, where he
David East
received prizes
for attendance in
1912 and 1913,
and Christchurch Boys’ High
School for one year.
Coastal Ward city councillor
David East is also a descendant of
the Bargrove family.
His grandfather was Stanley
Bargrove, Geoffrey’s brother.
“My great-grandparents were
still alive (when Geoffrey passed).
I think it was quite a devastating
blow to the family. He was never
really spoken of . . . for my greatgrandparents,
it was a bitter
blow.”
GIFT: Members from Geoffrey Bargrove’s family donated two
brass vases to the St Faith’s Church in New Brighton following
his death.
“We never really found out a
huge amount about the family
. . . it was probably just how death
was treated in those days. You
had a period of grieving and
mourning for someone who was
lost, but you didn’t commemorate
it eternally afterwards,” East said.
Due to the cadets being unpaid,
their parents were unable to
claim ‘Seaman’s Compensation’
from the Government.
Hoare’s mother, Florence,
said of the loss: “Although not
actually a dependent, I was
looking forward to the expiry of
his three years’ cadetship when
my son and only child would
make such progress in life as to
enable him to make some money
spent on his education and later
on help to keep me from poverty
in old age.”
Proudfoot’s mother, Mary
Proudfoot, who was also a
widow, said following his
death “the awfulness of it is too
dreadful.”
“I wish to state that I am a
widow without any means. This
boy whom I have lost was an only
child and I was expecting his
assistance to help me in my old
age.”
Bargrove was posthumously
awarded the British War Medal
and the Mercantile Marine
Medal.
Bargrove is commemorated at
London’s Tower Hill Memorial
for Merchant Marine casualties,
along with Hoare and Proudfoot.
There is no detail about
Sutherland.
The memorial is for those
whose bodies were never
recovered.
Due to a lack of information
available, it is unclear whether
some of the other cadets were
also from Christchurch.
The next of kin of every person
who died at sea during the war
was given a memorial plaque,
also known as a ‘dead man’s
penny.’
Bargrove’s penny is now with
one of his descendants in their
Redcliffs home, overlooking the
sea.
Jan Bargrove’s late husband
Robert, was a joiner and
woodwork teacher and made an
ornament out of it, by placing
it inside a small wooden ship’s
wheel.
As for the Aparima, she lies
on the seafloor, 42m deep off
the south coast of England. It is
possible to dive down to see the
wreck.
The UB-40, which had
been under the command of
Oberleutnant Hans Howaldt
during the attack, was
commissioned in August 1916. It
was scuttled in the Belgian city of
Ostende in October 1918 as the
Germans retreated.
•Some information in this
story was obtained from an
article on wargraves.co.nz –
They received no pay. Office
Cadets of the Steamship
Aparima by Phil Lascelles.
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Margaret’s legacy lives on in Brighton
• By Matt Slaughter
“IF IT was in New Brighton, she
did it.”
This is how New Brighton
Museum secretary Peggy
Butterfield describes the
contribution her best friend
Margaret Kelso made to the
community.
Mrs Kelso died on April 19,
aged 76.
Born at Nurse Grant Nursing
Home in Union St, Mrs Kelso
was a New Brighton resident
and community contributor for
many years.
She was educated at Central
New Brighton School and New
Brighton District High School.
She married Roger Kelso at the
New Brighton Methodist Church
in 1966.
Mr Kelso died in 2014.
Her primary school classmate,
bridesmaid and friend of about
73 years Mrs Butterfield said
Mrs Kelso was a third generation
New Brighton resident who
followed in the footsteps of her
grandparents and parents – the
Cockles and the Penroses.
Mrs Kelso lived and breathed
the area and was involved in too
many community groups to list,
Mrs Butterfield said.
“Anything that was in
Brighton, she was involved in.”
Mrs Kelso was honoured at the
2017 New Zealander of the Year
awards, when she was named
in the local hero category for
her contribution to the seaside
suburb.
She had two children – Shireen
and Andrew; six grandchildren
– Elliot, Josephine, Tazia, Riley,
Ashton and Zoe, and was the
sister of Ranfurly Shield-winning
Canterbury rugby player
Ian Penrose.
Some of Mrs Kelso’s most
valuable work and Mrs
Butterfield’s fondest memories
were during their time as
volunteers at the New Brighton
Museum, where Mrs Kelso was
the treasurer for more than 10
years.
“Her memory here at the
museum, I just relied on it.
Relied on it that she remembered
BIG LOSS: Peggy Butterfield (left) with her best friend Margaret Kelso who died on April 19.
(Below) – Mrs Kelso was the New Brighton Museum treasurer for more than 10 years and worked
on displays including a bound volume of Pegasus Post’s dating back to 1966.
things that I’d forgotten,” Mrs
Butterfield said.
“People would come in just to
see her. We very rarely got any
work done on a Tuesday and
Thursday when we were on duty
because it was constant visitors
who came in just to see her and
to catch up.”
She said Mrs Kelso developed
health problems after the
earthquakes and would be
missed by many in New
Brighton and across the city.
“It’s a loss like a huge hole,” she
said.
“I think there will be a lot of
people who remember her for a
long time and we’ll do our best
here with the museum to keep
her memory going.”
Mrs Kelso spoke to
Pegasus Post on April 15
about her involvement in The
New Brighton Boys display,
which is on show at the museum
today and tomorrow from
1-3pm.
It tells the stories of 62 soldiers
from New Brighton who fought
in World War 1 and 2.
Mrs Butterfield said Mrs
Kelso had become involved in
the display and other projects
at the museum because the
district was “really important” to
her. “They’re very notable people,
very brave people. They fought
for us and I think they deserve
recognition.”
Mrs Kelso was a long-time
Pegasus Post reader and put
together a volume of the
newspapers, which includes
editions dating back to 1966. The
collection can be viewed at the
museum.
TAGGED: Shop windows
were sprayed with paint.
‘The people
who did it made
a misjudgement’
•From page 1
“It wasn’t just drawing on
pavements with chalk and pushing
their point, it was drawing
on shop windows, putting
posters on shop windows and
rubbish bins. Some of the stuff
on the footpath was done with
enamel paint, so it is still there.”
“Yes, New Brighton might not
look the best but it doesn’t give
anyone the right to come in and
make the place look even more
disgusting than what it is . . .
It’s not how it should be. When
you turn people against you, the
cause is lost, because nobody
cares,” he said.
Extinction Rebellion Otautahi
spokesman Rowan Brooks said
the group is a “bunch of passionate
people who have made a
mistake.”
“The people who did it made
a misjudgement and have really
upset some people,” he said.
Mr Brooks said the group’s
action is about changing to conversation
so people understand
there is a climate emergency.
“That’s where the motivation
is for us to go and write these
messages . . . it is really urgent
that people can come together
and talk about this stuff. The
way we approached things
is causing division between
people that we want onboard.
Hopefully the New Brighton
community will forgive us . . .
their voices are the ones we want
to be hearing in our movement,”
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Sergeant Jim Currie said witnesses
who reported the graffiti
said a man and a woman aged
between 50-65 were seen tagging
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Four decades of quality
baking and business growth
One of our city’s most well-known and
highly regarded bakery brands, the French
Bakery, celebrated its 40th anniversary
last year, and over the four decades it
has undergone a number of changes and
developments.
The bakery was established by Warner
Barber in May 1978 as a partnership with
three Auckland businesspeople, who were
running a similar operation there. Within a
few years, they sold their shares to Warner
and it became an independent, local family
business in Christchurch.
Initially operating from a retail site in
Hereford Street, the bakery moved its
manufacturing operation to an Opawa
location in 1984, and as business grew,
that site was twice extended before the
last move was made in 2007 to a purposebuilt
production facility in Port Hills Road,
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Through the 1980s and ‘90s, the French
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the city. Today, the bakery and a large
factory shop are consolidated on the one
site at 238 Port Hills Road, Heathcote, with
the business now being run by Warner’s
son Gary and his wife Lee, and employing
more than 100 staff across all areas of
the operation. These include packers,
distribution, sales reps and customer
service people.
During the mid-2000s, a new
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the business, allowing for the further
expansion, and in 2010 a sales and logistics
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The over-runs and seconds are sold at
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Tuesday April 30 2019 13
HEALTH & AWARENESS
Joint pain: Do I have arthritis or
could it be mainly my muscles?
The team at Physical Sense in Sydenham sees clients with
a range of symptoms but many of their middle-aged and
senior clients visit complaining of pain in one of their joints.
Physiotherapist Ietje van Stolk suggests
that a major part of the pain could be due
to muscle pain rather than simply arthritis.
“Even if an x-ray shows arthritis, the reason
for the pain may be the muscles around
the joint,” she explains. The images show
how a muscle knot (the crosses) in a back
muscle can give hip pain (aches and pain
are the red areas in the drawings), a knot
in a muscle on the back of the shoulder
blade can give a deep pain in the front of
the shoulder and a muscle knot all the way
near the groin can give an ache in the knee
(especially at night in bed).
Ietje recalls one case where an 89 year
old client with severe arthritis who walked
with a stick, told her, “I will end up in
a wheelchair, I cannot put any weight
through my right leg due to pain in my hip
and buttock”. “Within 4 treatments, she
was walking with her stick but without the
severe pain,” says Ietje. “The arthritis was
one of the factors that made her muscles
spasm but the other was that older people
move less and the flexed position the hip
is in when we sit is particularly bad for
the hip.” Ietje is happy with the fact that
although the client was 89 and could have
been “given up on” or told to live with the
pain, she made a difference to her health
and wellbeing.
The same lack of movement can be the
reason for your knee pain or your shoulder
pain and the same few treatments could
make a huge difference for you.
At Physical Sense, hands-on techniques
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techniques) are used to release the muscles.
The client also gets a home exercise
program designed to mobilize and stretch
the joint, strengthen the important core
muscles and increase general strength and
SHOULDER
PAIN
KNEE PAIN
(the crosses are the areas of the muscle spasms, the red areas is where the pain is felt)
balance. They teach a movement sequence
that stretches the joint in all directions
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bed, perfect for older or less mobile clients.
In many cases having the muscles
released and being taught how to maintain
it, is enough to stay on top of the problem.
HIP PAIN
If severe arthritis is the underlying cause,
some maintenance therapy may be
necessary, but that is often more affordable
and, for older patients, better tolerated than
surgery. In very few treatments the client
will know if it is going to work for them or
not, without financial commitment.
Physical Sense Gym and Physio is located at 300 Colombo Street, Sydenham. The Blue Line Bus stops in front of the door and there is ample
parking. To enquire about specialised exercise classes or physiotherapy treatment, phone 377-2577 or visit www.triggerpoints.co.nz
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JP Clinic at Shirley Library
Tuesday, 10am-1pm
A justice of the peace will
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rebates applications. No charge.
Shirley Library
SAYGo Steady As You Go falls
prevention exercise Class
Tuesday, 10am
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Parklands Community
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Ascot Sit and Be Fit
Wednesday, 1-2pm and on
Thursday, 9.30am-10.30am
Go along and complete a
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Scrabble Club
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Mahjong Group
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