Southern View: August 20, 2019

TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 2019
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Bowing out after 300,000-plus
haircuts at Hoon Hay salon
• By Claire Booker
WHEN JOHN Thompson was
21, he dreamed of becoming a
hairdresser. Now 50 years later,
with more than 300,000 hair cuts
under his belt, he still loves it.
But his business on Coppell Pl
in Hoon Hay will close its doors
for good at the end of the month.
The barber shop has been Mr
Thompson’s second home since
1969, but it’s time to put the
clippers down and the capes away
and enjoy his retirement.
His loyal clients will miss his
friendly nature.
A client of 50 years, Jack
Jordan, 88, said: “He’s just a
damn nice guy.
“A couple of times when I was
crook, or I’d been to the hospital,
he’d come to my house and cut it
for the same price,” he said.
The lease on the building Mr
Thompson has occupied for the
past 50 years has expired, and he
wasn’t given the opportunity to
renew it.
He said when he was first given
the news that he had to be out of
the building within a month, he
was shocked, but said that’s just
the way things go.
The 71-year-old Redwood
resident will now retire after 54
years as a barber.
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TRIM: John Thompson gives Jack Gordon, who has been his client for 50 years, a bit of a tidy up before he closes the doors at the
end of the month.
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Identifying barriers for women
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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
A CASE study has been
commissioned to help
identify barriers keeping
socially isolated women
from connecting with their
communities in the south-west.
Funding of $30,000 was
granted from the Government’s
Ethnic Communities Development
Fund to enable the Family
Help Trust to employ a connector
role to determine what is
isolating women.
The role, which will be taken
on by Wigram resident Pari
Hussaini over the next six
months, was prompted as a
result of the March 15 attacks.
She said it is mostly Muslim
women who have been left feeling
anxious since the attacks,
but her role is to help all women
who need help connecting with
their community.
“I am mostly going around
and talking with lots of communities,
schools, parents and
also with my own community,”
Mrs Hussaini said.
She will be focusing on
communities in the greater
Halswell, Hornby, Spreydon
and Addington area – including
speaking with schools and
parents.
City councillor Anne Galloway,
who is involved in the
trust, agreed the attacks have
created more anxiety in the
community, which is perhaps
keeping people house-bound.
“We are trying to identify
barriers . . . it might be language,
it could be they have got
no licence, it could be they are
anxious and worried and want
to stay close to home.”
But Cr Galloway said there is
also a sense there are socially
isolated people who have been
living in the south-west community
for a long time.
“We are just basically doing a
scope at the moment to see the
need,” she said.
Mrs Hussaini’s role will be
funded for the next six months.
Last month $30,000 of funding
was approved.
Cr Galloway said the
six months case study will
determine if there is a need in
the community for a full-time
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Burglary increase for drug money
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
THE INCREASE in opportunist
crime in Halswell and Wigram
is likely to be fuelled by drugs,
police say.
Superintendent Lane Todd
said police are finding the
majority of
burglaries
involve
young
people
trying to get
money to
buy drugs.
He said
Anne Galloway
while police
have noticed
the spike
in drug-driven burglaries in
Halswell and Wigram, it is an
issue across the city.
Over the past six weeks, police
have been running an operation
to crack down on burglaries in
the areas.
“We have put additional staff
out there and we are arresting
people on a daily basis,”
Superintendent Todd said.
As a result, burglary stats in
the area are starting to drop, he
said.
“The message we are trying to
do is to get people to take more
care around security. Locking
vehicles and locking sheds. A
lot of garden sheds have quite
a lot of property in them,”
Superintendant Todd said.
In June, five homes in
Bibiana St, Felicitas Grove and
Eaglesome Ave were targeted in
a series of burglaries.
CCTV footage from nearby
properties filmed a tall,
European man wearing a hoodie
and a black mask, roaming the
streets during all five burglaries.
Superintendant Todd said
police are finding a small group
of people will walk up and down
driveways looking for easy
targets.
“For those who take a bit
more extra security and
keep everything locked, they
generally aren’t targeted as much
because it is more time to break
into a property.”
A community safety meeting
to gauge the extent of the
problem was held recently. The
meeting was organised by city
councillor Anne Galloway and
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Police have
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residents to
make sure their
homes are
more secure
to prevent
opportunist
burglaries.
Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton
Community Board candidate
Narrinder Singh Warraich.
Cr Galloway previously
told Western News concerns
over burglaries have been
predominantly coming from
multi-cultural communities and
people who may not be aware of
the support networks available.
Superintendant Todd said
Community Constable Li’Ying
Cai, who was present at the
meeting, has been working
with the Asian community,
in particular, to help prevent
burglaries.
Greater Christchurch
Regeneration Minister Megan
Woods and representatives
from the Hornby Community
Patrol and Neighbourhood
Support were also present
at the meeting. Mr Singh
Warraich said residents shared
burglary incidents in their
neighbourhood and police
conveyed key messages.
This included locking
unattended vehicles on roads,
parking in well-lit areas and
considering investing in an
alarm system or getting sensor
lights fitted. Cr Galloway said it
was “reassuring” to learn what
police are doing but the city does
unfortunately have a “big meth
problem” which drives a lot of
crime.
Hornby resident Mark Peters
said Aidanfield Christian School
was hit with burglaries over the
school holidays, with stationery
stolen from unsecure lockers in
an unlockable locker bay.
“My child had three pencil
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‘I think I want to be a hairdresser’
•From page 1
The barber shop Mr Thompson
occupies was where his hair
was cut as a child, and when he
turned 21, he bought the business
and hasn’t looked back since.
“I remember coming home
from school one day and saying
[to his father] I think I want to be
a hairdresser,” he said.
In September, he would have
marked his 50th year of owning
the business, but he will have to
close the doors just a few days
before the anniversary.
The red leather barber’s chairs
in the shop have been around
since 1956, and Mr Thompson
said he will sell them once the
business closes. Otherwise, his
house will become too cluttered.
In the antique leather chairs, he
has seen many boys argue with
their mum about the length of
hair they want.
“A boy would get shorter
than he wanted, but not as
short as mum was hoping,” Mr
Thompson said.
He’s seen it all in his years of
hairdressing, from short to very
long, and the mullets in between.
Mr Jordan his longest-serving
client and has been getting
his hair cut there before Mr
Thompson owned the shop.
He said the place “hasn’t
changed a hell of a lot” over the
years.
He never has to tell Mr
Thompson what he wants,
because his hairstyle never
changes.
“I’ll never find anyone like this
will I,” Mr Jordan said.
Mr Thompson is upset he was
given such short notice to close
the business.
“Going quickly doesn’t give me
time to thank them [clients] all,”
he said.
Mr Thompson will miss
meeting people and the
rewarding feeling of people
bringing their grandchildren
in for a trim so he can cut three
generations of hair.
“They’re more than just
customers,” he said.
Mr Thompson will finish
his last hair cut at the shop on
August 29.
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Barriers
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intersection
FLEXIBLE BARRIERS will
remain in place at a busy
intersection to keep Halswell
children safe until a permanent
solution is completed.
Traffic separators have been in
place at the intersection of Larsens
and Halswell Rds since May
as part of a trial to make roads
safer for Halswell School pupils
to use.
The traffic separators prevent
vehicles from turning right when
travelling in and out of Larsens
Rd onto Halswell Rd.
In its latest update, the New
Zealand Transport Agency said it
will put a permanent solution in
place. It will install an electronic
no-right turn sign, which will
only be active during school
patrol times.
A pedestrian refuge island will
be installed and no-stopping lines
will be extended.
A raised painted island at the
Larsens Rd entrance will also be
put in place to assist with safer
pedestrian crossing and guide
right-turning traffic onto Halswell
Rd at off-peak times.
In the mean-time, the flexible
barriers will remain until the
changes are made.
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Lodestar Ave left off speed limit review
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
MAJOR SPEED limit changes
are likely to be on the horizon for
Halswell and Hornby in a bid to
improve road safety.
But residents battling to make
Wigram’s Lodestar Ave safer
have been left feeling “forgotten”
after no changes were made to
lower the speed limit on the busy
road.
The
Halswell-
Hornby-
Riccarton
Community
Board
recommended
a raft of speed
limit changes
Ross
McFarlane
at its meeting
last week.
The boardapproved
plan would decrease
the limit to 50km/h along
Halswell Junction and Kennedys
Bush Rds, as well as parts of
Cashmere and Hendersons Rds.
John Paterson Drive and roads in
the new Cloverden subdivision
off Murphys Rd would go down
to 40km/h. A 60km/h speed
limit would be put on Marshs,
Shands, Springs, Hodgens,
Fountains, Whincops, Downies,
Quaifes, Sabys, Sutherlands
and Hoon Hay Valley Rds, as
well as Cashmere Rd (between
Kennedys Bush Rd and the
existing 50km/h zone north of
Hoon Hay Valley Rd).
The changes will go to the
city council for final approval.
But residents also want to see
the speed limit on Lodestar
Ave lowered from 50km/h to
40km/h.
Bob Rush, who lives at Lady
Wigram Retirement Village on
Lodestar Ave, said lowering the
speed limit would help, but not
solve, the issues with the road.
“The original problem is
basically the speed of vehicles
coming down here, plus the
trucks using the road as a bypass
– it was never designed to have
trucks down here,” he said.
Since 2017, Lodestar Ave and
Lady Wigram residents have
been pleading for restrictions
to be placed on heavy vehicles
– but trucks are still using the
road.
City council transport
operations manager Steffan
Thomas said the speed limit
review focused mainly on
existing high risk 70km/h and
80km/h roads, which are rural
and semi-rural.
“There is currently no
information available on when
Lodestar Ave speed limits might
NO
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left out of a
speed limit
review.
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HUNTER
be reviewed,” he said.
Lodestar Ave homeowner
Wanda Waites said it would
be nice if the speed limit was
lowered, but heavy trucks need
to be banned for the problem to
be solved.
Board member Debbie
Mora said she was disappointed
Lodestar Ave was not included.
Following feedback the board
also decided to write to the
New Zealand Transport Agency
about lowering a section of
Halswell Rd from 80km/h to
60km/h.
Board chairman Mike Mora
said this change would make the
road more consistent.
The board will ask NZTA
about the possibility of changing
the section of Halswell Rd
between Augustine Drive to
about 300m before Dunbars Rd
from 80km/h to 60km/h.
Board member Ross
McFarlane said there are several
issues with the right-hand turn
from Aidanfield Drive due to the
increasing traffic.
The latest traffic count
showed 18,000 vehicles travel on
Halswell Rd daily.
Mr McFarlane said there are
also about three businesses on
the east side of Halswell Rd,
which means more vehicles
are travelling in and out of the
80km/h speed zone.
“A lot of vehicles don’t
accelerate to 80km/h because
they know they are only going
to have to slow down again and
that causes frustration in drivers
who want to travel 80km/h,” he
said.
NZTA senior traffic and safety
engineer David Scarlet said
developments in the area mean it
is an appropriate time to review
the speed limit.
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Mora puts hand up for CDHB
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
A WELL-KNOWN community
board member has put her
name forward for a position on
the Canterbury District
Health Board.
Halswell-Hornby-
Riccarton Community
Board member Debbie
Mora will contest a
CDHB seat and run for
the board in October’s
local body elections.
She said she was also
toying with the idea of running
for the city council in the Riccarton
Ward, but decided against it.
Debbie
Mora
Ms Mora said her experience,
which includes chairing the
community board’s submission
committee, will help the
CDHB.
Her priorities would
be to resolve the parking
problem at Christchurch
Hospital, improve the
mental health system and
provide further counselling
for people who have
been physically and sexually
abused.
“It would be good to be in a
position to make change,” she
said.
Study into affects of maternal drug use
A SUMNER professor has just
completed new research into the
development of babies affected by
their mother’s drug use.
Canterbury University head of
health sciences Lianne Woodward
has discovered increased
opioid and other drug use is
affecting children’s readiness for
learning when they start school.
Ms Woodward led a five-year
study of 100 babies whose mothers
took methadone to treat opioid
dependence and 110 babies
whose mothers did not.
With PhD graduate Dr Samantha
Lee, Ms Woodward followed the
babies from birth to four and a half
years old, with researchers assessing
the children’s physical and motor
development, social-emotional
skills, approaches to learning, language,
and cognitive functioning.
“Opioid use in New Zealand
is on the rise, so the hope is
that this study can contribute to
health and education services
planning to help support the
needs of these children and their
families,” Ms Woodward said.
Ms Woodward is an international
expert in child developmental
psychology.
Her study, Health and Neurodevelopment
of Children Born to Opioid
Dependent Mothers at School
Entry, looks at the extent and the
mix of mothers’ substance use.
The results found that over
70 per cent of children born to
opioid-dependent mothers had at
least one health or developmental
difficulty that would likely impact
their schooling, compared to 29
per cent of children drawn from
the general population.
Multiple problems were also
common, affecting 48 per cent
of methadone-exposed children
compared with 15 per cent of
control-group children.
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Pupils donate sports gear to needy
• By Jess Gibson
A GROUP of Mt Pleasant School
pupils will use second-hand sports
gear to achieve a goal.
But that goal has nothing to do
with netball, football or hockey – it
is all about increasing opportunities
for kids who struggle to afford
recreational equipment.
Year 8 pupils Neve Ballin, Maeve
Montgomery McCarthy, Luke Wenham,
and Mohamed Wahabzabah
are collecting unwanted sports gear
around the community before donating
it to schools and individuals
in need.
The group, who all love sports,
have chosen the project as a part
of the school’s framework which
requires pupils in their last year at
the school to look into a significant
issue they are interested in.
The concept is based on Sport
Canterbury’s “give gear get great”
programme – a similar initiative
supported by the Halswell-Hornby-
Riccarton and Spreydon-Cashmere
community boards.
“We all think that there are so
many benefits of playing sports it is
so important for all kids physically
and especially mentally,” Neve said.
“Playing sports gives all children
something for them and their
families to be proud of. We are all
just a group of kids who all love
sports and we also understand what
a privilege it is for us to be able to
participate in sports and wanted to
level the playing field and help other
kids to get the benefits that we get.”
The group hopes that once the
project grows more, it can make a
database for kids to request equipment
and pick it up from the school.
Principal Chris Nord said the aim
of the school’s framework is to help
pupils understand how they can
make an impact on the world and
the people around them.
“We want them to care and know
there actually is something that they
can do in the community.”
Because the group want the
project to continue after they leave
the school, they will pitch the idea
to the Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board at a meeting
today to see whether it will support
the initiative.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES: Mt
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left) Maeve Montgomery
McCarthy, 13, Luke Wenham, 12,
Neve Ballin, 13, and Mohamed
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‘Unsung hero’ gets community award
• By Jess Gibson
“UNSUNG HERO” Ian
McLennan has been recognised
for 12 years of dedication to
restoring Quail Island.
The Redcliffs environmentalist
is the Otamahua (Quail Island)
Ecological Restoration Trust
chairman and has taken part in
countless working bees on the
island.
Mr McLellan (left) received
a Keep Christchurch Beautiful
community award for his efforts
at a ceremony last week.
Planting, clearing weeds and
pest control are among the tasks
he takes part in when he heads
over with volunteers at least
twice a month.
The nomination, which was
submitted by a volunteer, said
Mr McLellan “works tirelessly
to restore this neglected and
abused island to its native glory.”
He first got involved with
the trust when his brother was
chairman.
Said Mr McLellan: “The
main thing for me is the
almost complete loss of native
biodiversity over the last couple
of hundred years. It’s a small
effort to recreate what was once
there.”
During his time on the trust,
Mr McLellan said he has seen all
pests eradicated except for mice.
“Making the island
predator-free has been a major
achievement for the trust.”
The trust is running its
annual planting programme
this month, which will see 3000
native trees planted over four
weekends. It will bring the total
number of trees planted to more
than 98,000.
At the ceremony 10 groups,
eight individuals and three life
members received awards.
Among the life membership
recipients was Governors Bay
resident John Thacker. He
has been involved with Keep
Christchurch Beautiful since
before its electronic records
began. He used to carry out the
litter count contract for the city
council, in tandem with John
Macaulay.
Mr Thacker is an active
member and will often put up
Keep Christchurch Beautiful
signs where he thinks people
need to be more conscious of
litter.
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Avonside teen races on Olympic waterway
TALENTED: Avonside Girls’ High School rower Sally Wylaars (front) helped her women’s four to
fifth at the junior world championships in Japan.
PHOTO: ROWING NZ
A NEW running group is
encouraging residents to get
active.
Run New Brighton is a not-forprofit
initiative set up by the New
Brighton Olympic Athletics Club
to get more people running in the
area.
The members meet every
Wednesday at 5.30pm at the New
Brighton Olympic Clubrooms.
There are pace-specific groups,
which cater for beginner,
intermediate and competitive
runners.
Run New Brighton organiser
Hayden Zervos said the group
allows runners and people of
different ages and backgrounds
to improve their fitness.
He said the group helps
improve the well-being of people
in the area.
“Eastern Christchurch has
• By Jacob Page
AVONSIDE GIRLS’ High
rower Sally Wylaars has helped
her New Zealand coxless four
to fifth at the junior world
championships in Tokyo.
The 17-year-old,
who was in the stroke
seat, rowed with Lucy
Burrell, Alison Mills
and Charlotte Darry at
her first international
regatta.
The combination
finished second in their
heat, maintaining that
place throughout the
race and finishing in
6min 46.090sec – 3sec
behind the Italian crew but still
good enough to automatically
make the final.
In the final, the crew made a
strong start and were in second
position at the first 500m mark.
But they were unable to keep up
reportedly not psychologically
recovered to pre-earthquake
levels,” he said. “Recreational
groups can play a role in
the psychological recovery
of communities in eastern
Christchurch, which could
reduce pressure on local mental
SPORT
Sally Wylaars
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with China, Italy and Germany,
which took gold, silver and
bronze respectively. Darry, Mills,
Burrell and Wylaars finished the
final in 7min 14.50sec.
Wylaars was recently
named achiever of the year
at the Canterbury
Rowing Awards for her
progression in the sport.
She has been rowing
for four seasons and
won a silver medal at the
under-18 double sculls
with her Avonside Girls’
High teammate Maddy
Thornton earlier this
year.
The course for
the junior world
championships, known as the
Sea Forest Waterway, is a newlyconstructed
venue for the 2020
Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Fifty nations took part in the
junior championships and more
than 550 athletes competed.
Run New Brighton hits the streets to deliver health benefits
Kirsty Nixon
Horizons
24 August - 18 September 2019
Like portals to paradise, Kirsty Nixon’s large-scale paintings invite the viewer to
pull back the ‘fringes’ of our native flora to reveal quintessentially New Zealand
landscapes hidden in behind. Framed by the structural forms of our native
foliage, like cabbage tree leaves or nectar-laden flax flowers, and almost always
with a native bird or two in attendance, unfolding before your eyes could be
an endless coastline, a deep, green cove or perhaps even a glimpse of the far
horizon.
Kirsty is repeatedly drawn to the New Zealand landscape
in its various guises and while on holiday at the bird
sanctuary island Tiritiri Matangi recently she experienced
a sense of utter peace while watching the bellbirds
flitting about the feeders and hearing their hypnotic song.
Returning home, she became keenly aware of the absence
of native birdsong and thus her new works pay tribute to
the ways in which the melodic voices of our native birds
have the ability to enrich our lives as we navigate daily life.
Based in Auckland, Kirsty has been painting full-time
since 1997, initially in the medium of watercolour but
now having found her home in the freedom and impact of
acrylic.
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Kirsty Nixon
Horizons
24 August - 18 September 2019
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Tuesday August 20 2019 9
Southern ChiropraCtiC
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Don’t put up with back pain
A multifaceted treatment approach
combining laser, soft tissue massage
and manual adjustment can make a
huge difference to people suffering
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Southern Chiropractic.
Andre’s patients appreciate the time
taken during their treatment with
minimal waiting
time.
Andre has
18 years of
experience
treating people
with a range of
back problems
and has a deep
understanding
of the value and
benefits that
a professional
chiropractor can
offer clients who
are suffering from back pain.
A high percentage of the patients
Andre treats at Southern
Chiropractic in Halswell suffer from
lower back and neck pain, followed
closely by mid back pain.
“Some pain such as headaches or
shoulder pain can be referred from
the spine and it is
all about finding
and treating the
source of the
pain,” says Andre.
Chiropractic
treatment not
only relieves
pain but, when
patients are seen
regularly, it can
also help their
overall wellness
and health.
The first priority
on presentation is to determine the
cause of the patients complaint.
Once we treat the cause, we can
alleviate the symptoms ie: pain and
restricted movement. Once free of
their initial problems patients can
then decide if they want to continue
with a tailored maintenance
programme that suits their
individual needs.
Chiropractic treatments are
listed overseas as among the top
most beneficial natural therapies,
providing a holistic approach to
treating back pain, says Andre.
“It’s all about what’s best for the
individual client and giving them the
time and care that they need. No
matter what your age I can help with
your back pain.”
So if you are experiencing back pain,
make an appointment with Andre at
Southern Chiropractic.
Southern Chiropractic has recently introduced on-line bookings through the website www.southernchiropractic.co.nz or you can phone Andre on 03 322 1432.
They are located in halswell at 3 Kennedys Bush Road with car parking outside the door.
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Losses a
wake-up
call for
Cashmere HS
• By Jacob Page
THE CASHMERE High School
basketball team are banking
on an unfamiliar loss or two
helping them in the long-term.
The team travelled to Auckland
last week for their annual
four-game trip, fresh off losing
a Canterbury secondary school
game for the first time in two
years to Middleton Grange.
The 11-strong squad had
three wins and a loss beating
St Kentigern College 107-105 in
overtime, Westlake Boys 87-84
and Rangitoto College 71-61.
Unlike last year, where they
went unbeaten, they did suffer a
79-70 loss to Rosmini College.
Coach Paul Conner said he
wanted to expose the entire
squad to the faster, more physical
style of Auckland secondary
school basketball.
“Often we end up winning all
these games, so hopefully we’ll
be able to learn from the loss.”
The two-time defending South
island Secondary School champions
will go for a three-peat
once their Canterbury commitments
are completed, hopefully
in three weeks if they make the
final.
“I feel like we are in a good
place heading into a very busy
part of our season, Conner said.
Tom Schwarz: 200 and counting
• By Jacob Page
CASHMERE Technical football
captain Tom Schwarz is the first
player in the club to reach 200
first team games.
Looking back on it he can
thank his wife Rose, for being a
contributor to the milestone.
The 29-year-old, who is originally
from the
small English
town of Winsford,
between
Liverpool and
Manchester,
originally
wanted to see
Tom
Schwarz
the other side
of the world for
two years when
he landed in Dunedin in 2010.
However, he met his now wife,
Rose, who was from Christchurch
and after two years with
Dunedin club Caversham, he
transferred to Cashmere Technical.
His twin brother, Dan, also
plays for the club.
“I’d never been on a plane
before I came to New Zealand,”
he said. “I was 20, I just wanted
to see the world on a two-year
visa and go home but obviously
things changed.”
The centre back earned the
milestone during a 4-1 win over
Mosgiel AFC in the Southern
Football League.
“I’m proud to be the captain of
SILVERWARE: Schwarz with the Chatham Cup after Cashmere Technical won it for the second
straight time in 2014.
PHOTO: ENZO GIORDANI ​
such a great club,” he said. “It’s
not just on the field, but also off
the field and what we are able to
achieve.”
Schwarz said he had scored 68
goals for the club, many as the
chief penalty taker.
“I don’t think it’s difficult to
take a penalty in the sense that
you just have to pick a spot and
stick with it he said.
“Often before the game,
I’ll talk about it with my wife
because I think if I’ve told her I
can’t change my mind during a
game.”
Schwarz is fast approaching
150 games for the Canterbury
Dragons, as well and he said
while he would like to add a
third Chatham Cup title to his
2013 and 2014 success, he said a
national title with Canterbury
has also become a priority.
“I feel like we are always there
or thereabouts with the Dragons
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so to win one would be good.”
A carpenter by trade, Schwarz
said he had no plans to retire any
time soon but also said it would
be dependent on future family
plans.
He said it was a proud moment
to apparently be the first to 200
games, but with 20-year-old
striker Lyle Matthyson notching
up 100 games as well, he believes
his record may not stand too
long.
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Tasty Bites
Getting protein through a science-based diet
The role of protein in
people’s bodies, its
sources and the benefits of
consuming it across the day
can’t be underestimated.
These recipes provide a
science-based approach to
ensuring you get enough in
your diet
Orange kumara and
haloumi fritters
Serves 4
Ingredients
1.2kg orange kumara, peeled and
coarsely grated
320g haloumi, coarsely grated
2 tsp ground cumin
Light olive oil spray for cooking
2 cloves garlic, crushed
4 spring onions, white part thinly
sliced into rounds, green part
thinly sliced diagonally
120g baby spinach leaves
Avocado dressing:
80g medium-sized avocado
⅓ cup (80ml) white wine vinegar
or apple cider vinegar
½ tsp dijon mustard
Directions
To make the avocado dressing,
blend all the ingredients in a jug
with a hand-held blender until
smooth. Season with black pepper
and set aside.
Heat a large non-stick frying
pan over low-medium heat.
Combine the kumara, haloumi
and cumin in a bowl and season
with freshly ground black pepper.
Lightly spray the pan with
olive oil and drop in firmly
packed cup measures of the
kumara mixture, pressing down
to form 8cm circles. Depending
on the size of your pan, you will
probably need to do this in two
batches of four.
Cook for 5min each side
or until golden and cooked
through. Remove and cover to
keep warm. Lightly spray the pan
with a little more oil and increase
the heat to high.
Add the garlic, white part
of the spring onion, spinach
and 60ml water. Cook, tossing
constantly, for 2min or until the
spinach has just wilted. Remove
the pan from the heat and season
with black pepper.
Serve two kumara fritters per
person, layered with the spinach
mixture. Spoon over the dressing
and sprinkle with the green
spring onion.
Roast herb chicken and
vegetables
Serves 4 with leftovers
Ingredients
½ cup finely chopped flat-leaf
parsley
2 Tbsp finely chopped rosemary
1 Tbsp mixed dried herbs
6 cloves garlic, crushed
¼ cup (60ml) olive oil
¼ cup (60ml) red wine vinegar
1.8kg lean chicken tenderloins
1 head cauliflower, cut into florets
7 carrots, sliced into rounds
7 zucchini, thickly sliced into
rounds
750g button mushrooms
Light olive oil spray for cooking
1 cup (250ml) salt-reduced
chicken stock
Lemon wedges and flat-leaf parsley
leaves, to serve
Ingredients
Heat the oven to 200 deg C (or
180 deg C fan-forced).
Combine the parsley, rosemary,
dried herbs, garlic, olive
oil, vinegar and chicken in a
large bowl. Season generously
with freshly ground black pepper
and toss well to coat the chicken.
Divide the vegetables among
two large roasting tins and
lightly spray with olive oil. Toss
to combine, then top evenly with
the chicken mixture.
Pour half the stock over the
ingredients in each tin. Bake,
swapping the tins halfway
through and tossing the chicken
and vegetables, for 25-30min
or until the chicken is cooked
through and the vegetables are
soft.
Divide one-third of the chicken
and vegetables among four for
dinner, with lemon wedges and
parsley. Cool the leftovers, then
divide evenly between two large
airtight containers.
Store the leftovers in the fridge
for up to two days or in the
freezer for three months. Thaw
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overnight. Transfer the chilled
mixture to a baking dish and
reheat in a preheated 220 deg C
(200 deg C fan-forced) oven for
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JP Clinic
Today, 10am-1pm
A justice of the peace
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documents, take oaths,
declarations, affidavits or
affirmations, applications
for citizenship or rates
rebates.
South, Linwood and Te
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Technology Help Dropin
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Today, 10.30-11.30am
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Today, 11am-2pm
The Citizens Advice
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4.30pm and Monday, 3.30-
4pm at Spreydon
Drop-in for fun
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Makerspace. There will be
a variety of activities for
all. Free.
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Art by Room 14 –
Linwood Avenue School
Tuesday, all-day
Go along and enjoy
beautiful art from the
pupils of Room 14 at
Linwood Avenue School.
Pastel tiki art and painted
winter trees will brighten
up the walls.
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Drop in Chinese Art Club will be held at Te Hāpua: Halswell Centre on Sunday
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Mainly Music
Wednesday, 10-11.30am
Go along for fun and
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is free and $4 per family
after this. Held each
Wednesday, 10-11.30am, in
school terms. Morning tea
provided.
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South Library Book
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Wednesday, 7.15pm-
8.15pm
Go along for a group for
those who love reading and
want to share in discussion
with other book lovers.
This group is free.
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Knit ’n’ Yarn
Wednesday, 10.30am-
1pm at Linwood, Thursday,
1pm-3pm at Halswell, and
1.30-3.30pm at South,
Saturday, 1pm-3pm at
Halswell
Head along for a craft
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craft projects. Free and
beginners are welcome.
Linwood, Halswell and
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Creative Writing
on Sundays
Sunday, 1pm-3pm
Group leaders work with
members to craft, create
and develop their own
work. Take along pens,
paper and ideas. Bring
with you to the group
some pens or pencils, (even
a laptop), paper, and any
of your wonderful ideas,
story-telling, or art.
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Linwood Library Book
Club
Monday, 10.45am-
12pm
Go along for a relaxed
and friendly group, which
meets to chat informally
about any books they have
read over the past month,
fiction or non-fiction.
Linwood Library
Scrabble Club
Wednesday, 1.30-3.30pm
at Halswell, and Friday,
10.30am-12.30pm at
Linwood
No obligation to go, just
head along to join in on the
friendly games.
Te Hapua: Halswell
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Rummikub Club
Thursday, 10am-noon
Go and join in a game of
Rummikub, a tile-based
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players, which combines
elements of the card game
rummy and Mahjong.
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Game Zone
Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm
Go along and play
Minecraft, charades,
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ones. All children aged
eight to 13 welcome, no
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