Pegasus Post: September 24, 2019

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019
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Having fun
planting out
Travis Wetland
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Team named
for national
surf champs
Yacht club launches new headquarters
THE PLEASANT Point
Yacht Club has opened its
new clubrooms.
Since the September 4,
2010, earthquake destroyed
the club’s old headquarters,
it has been operating out of
five shipping containers in
South New Brighton Park,
with no power, showers,
toilets or kitchen.
The new facility sits in the
same location, and although
the club was not able to build
its ideal facility due to a lack
of funds, it purchased two
relocatable buildings from
Canterbury University
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SAILING ON: Pleasant
Point Yacht Club life
member Ray O’Brien
cuts the ribbon with
commodore Alastair
Burgess to mark the
opening of the new
clubrooms in South New
Brighton Park.
PHOTO: NICK GRANT
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Roading
changes
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schools’
neighbours
• By Matt Slaughter
A NUMBER OF measures will
be taken to reduce congestion
around the shared Shirley Boys’
High and Avonside Girls’ High
campus.
The Coastal-Burwood
Community Board has approved
63 changes to the streets
surrounding the Travis Rd
campus. This
will include the
introduction
of stopping
and parking
restrictions along
parts of Travis
Rd, Blue Gum Pl,
Wattle Drive and
Willryan Ave.
Burwood Ward
city councillor
Glenn Livingstone said the
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parking restrictions are necessary.
Pegasus Post reported in June
that residents were fed up with
students parking and driving
badly in the streets around the
schools.
They had seen students parking
over driveways and driving too
fast along narrow roads.
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Shirley 108yo’s secret to long life
• By Claire Booker
NINA BROWN has never
smoked or drank and loves her
greens.
And last week, she celebrated
her 108th birthday.
Nina, who is understood to
be the oldest person in New
Zealand, had a beaming smile
as she cut her birthday cake at
Windsorcare Retirement Village
in Shirley.
She has been a passionate
“greenie” all her life, her nephew
Murray Brown said.
“Nina was way green before
green was cool. When she
washed her dishes, she would
use a tub of water and Sunlight
soap. Once the dishes were
clean, she would use the soapy
water to keep the aphids off her
roses,” he said.
Nina has never had any health
issues, other than a couple of
sprained ankles from Scottish
Country Dancing which she did
until she was 90, and a double
hip replacement four years ago.
She also never married.
She would tell the staff at the
retirement village: “I’m going to
be the oldest New Zealander one
day.”
Nina studied to be a teacher
when she was 16 and received a
Master of Arts in english from
Canterbury University.
She worked as a teacher in
England in the 1930s, until she
was sent home when World War
2 broke out.
“Her passions were teaching
and travelling,” Mr Brown said.
When she arrived back
in New Zealand, she taught
students throughout the war,
and although her speciality was
english, the shortage of teachers
saw her teaching a range of
different subjects, including
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
CELEBRATION: Nina Brown enjoyed cake and tea with diversional therapist Lisa McLean and
friends at her 108th birthday party. (Right) – Nina in 1962.
‘I’m going to be the
oldest New Zealander
one day’
– Nina Brown
woodwork. Nina never drank
alcohol, but Mr Brown said she
always raved about his custard
which had a healthy dash of
brandy in it.
At her party yesterday,
Nina enjoyed a cup of tea and
birthday cake with some friends
and received a hand-written
card from Prime Minister
Jacinda Arden, and cards from
Lianne Dalziel, the Queen and
Government House – which she
read without any assistance.
Meanwhile, New Zealand’s
oldest man, Ron Hermanns,
who also lives in Christchurch,
will celebrate his 108th birthday
this week.
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SPEED SIGN REQUEST
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Bid to mitigate corridor congestion
• By Claire Booker
BUS LANES may be prioritised
to alleviate congestion from a
motorway extension being built
through St Albans.
The Northern Motorway is
being extended through to QEII
Drive and Cranford St and when
completed will effectively slice
St Albans in half. It will also
add an extra
48,000 vehicles
a day.
Residents
have tried
to fight the
extension, but
all that can be
Mark Wilson
done now is
to find ways
to alleviate
the amount of traffic coming
through the suburb.
The Linwood-Central-Heathcote
and Papanui-Innes community
boards listened to emotional
and angry residents over
the proposal at a special meeting
a fortnight ago. Then four days
later they made their recommendations
and said prioritising
bus use will help. They said this
should take precedence over
installing a clearway. A clearway
is a no stopping area that allows
traffic to flow more freely.
Cranford St was planned to
FLOW: The proposed clearways on Cranford St may be
used for public transport to help mitigate the effects of the
Christchurch Northern Corridor through St Albans.
be used as a clearway once the
extension opens next year. But
with the Linwood-Central-
Heathcote and Papanui-Innes
community boards recommendation,
this means the bus lane
could take priority.
The boards also asked city
council staff to look at park and
ride options near QEII Drive.
The decision will now go to
the city council at its meeting on
Thursday.
Papanui-Innes board member
and city councillor Mike Davidson
said the boards were never
going to be able to create a perfect
outcome for the community
“So what we’re trying to
achieve is the best outcome with
the limited ability we do have.
No one wants the motorway, if
we had made a decision today
on whether we should have done
a motorway, it would have never
happened,” he said.
All board members apart from
Linwood-Central board member
and city councillor Yani
Johanson voted in favour of the
‘If we had made a
decision today on
whether we should
have done a motorway,
it would never have
happened’
– Mike Davidson
recommendations.
“I’m really concerned that the
plan is actually going to create a
lot of problems on other streets,”
Cr Johanson said.
Cr Johanson thinks the
improvements are not the right
approach and wasn’t convinced
Environment Canterbury would
fund the proposed public transport
lanes on Cranford St.
“I can’t see any likelihood that
Ecan would have the money
to be able to fund more public
transport,” he said.
St Albans resident Mark
Wilson said overall he is feeling
good about the recommendations.
“They will prepare the road
for more traffic, but they won’t
allow that traffic to have two or
four lanes flow on. That’s the
minimum really that we’ve been
going on about. I think it’s a
good decision,” he said.
SOLUTION: Parking
restrictions have been
approved to stop congestion
in streets surrounding the
shared Shirley Boys’ High and
Avonside Girls’ High campus.
New measures
will be analysed
•From page 1
Cr Livingstone said the school
is in the busy Queen Elizabeth II
Park area, with the Christchurch
School of Gymnastics and Taiora:
QEII Recreation Sport Centre on
site.
“If people can’t get on-site
parking at those three places,
then you’ve got pressure on the
surrounding streets.”
He said the effectiveness of
the measures approved will be
analysed and could be increased if
parking issues continue.
Reducing congestion has
been a priority for the schools
recently.
In July, three new bus stops
were approved on Bridge St,
Breezes Rd and Avondale Rd to
reduce the number of students
and parents driving to school.
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Reserves benefit from planting events
COMMUNITY volunteers
have helped plant at least
29,000 shrubs and trees in
Christchurch parks and reserves
in the past year.
Planting days have taken
place in areas including the Port
Hills, Halswell Quarry Park and
Travis Wetland Nature Heritage
Park.
This work has a value of about
$1.5 million.
The work has been carried
out through the city council’s
community partnership programme
which aims to boost
community-led action in the
city’s green spaces.
It includes running volunteer
planting days, clean-ups, and
working with schools to encourage
kids to help improve their
local parks and waterways.
The programme is now in its
second year of operation and
receives an annual grant from
the Community Resilience Fund
for two years.
Recognising the work of local
volunteers is timely because this
week is the 50th anniversary of
conservation week – a national
celebration that encourages
people to get involved in nature
and help take care of it.
There were more than 38,000
volunteer hours recorded
across all city council parks
GROWING: Volunteers like this group at Travis Wetland have
helped plant 29,000 shrubs and trees in the last financial year. ​
programmes in the last financial
year, a 27 per cent increase on
the previous year.
This represents 29,000 plants
and trees put into the ground,
an outcome that would normally
cost between $1.1 million
and $1.5 million to achieve.
City council manager of
parks, programmes and
partnerships Kate Russell said
the fund is a great example of
what can be achieved when
the city council is able to boost
community involvement and
volunteering.
“The numbers only tell part of
the story, the significance of the
stories and goodwill generated
can’t be overestimated. It really
nurtures active citizenship. The
feelings of guardianship that
have been generated through
this work are where the true
value lie.
“The programme caters for
people who want to do one-off
service in their community
‘The feelings of
guardianship that have
been generated through
this work are where the
true values lie’
parks as well as those who
see themselves as longer term
guardians of their parks and
who give hundreds of voluntary
hours individually each year.”
As word spreads, staff are
receiving a steadily increasing
number of inquiries about
projects that can be supported
through the fund, she said.
In 2018, a total of 62 events
took place, including 20 that
were one-off events and more
than 40 that have sparked an
ongoing commitment with multiple
events over the year and
more planned in the future.
Ms Russell believes the numbers
will grow even more when
a city-wide volunteer database
system is introduced and figures
can be more accurately reported.
The community partnership
programme is managed by a
co-ordinator and a full-time
schools support field ranger.
With current funding coming
to an end by the end of 2020,
the city council’s parks team is
exploring ways to create a more
permanent programme, she said.
Thieves target
garden items
in Woolston
• By Jess Gibson
IT APPEARS there are thieves in
Woolston with a green thumb and
sticky fingers.
A concrete birdbath, several
planter boxes and urns have gone
missing from properties in the
suburb over the past month.
Resident Freya Oakley posted on
the Woolston Community United
page recently, warning residents to
keep an eye out for thieves stealing
garden equipment from the
front of properties. She said both
her neighbours on Wildberry St
have had items stolen from their
gardens.
“[The planter boxes] are very
heavy so at least two people are
working together,” the post said.
Miss Oakley told Pegasus Post a
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Life member
cuts ribbon
to new facility
•From page 1
Said club member Nigel
Humphreys: “They have been reconfigured
into a great facility.”
A number of club members
and friends were at the opening.
People checked out the
facilities in the second building
and were shown around by
committee members.
The ribbon-cutting at the front
steps was carried out by club life
member Ray O’Brien, marking
the new clubrooms officially
open.
Mr O’Brien and his wife Nola
flew down from Whangarei
especially for the opening.
This was followed by an
opening day race.
Mr Humphreys said: “All the
systems worked well in the new
clubrooms with no reports of
issues and our expansive kitchen
was put through a good test also,
proving the layout was up to the
task. The only thing was coming
to grips with how some of the
new appliances worked.”
“We still have a few things
to finish and some final
fundraising to do, but we look
forward to the coming season
with great anticipation.”
Dedication to school breakfasts recognised
• By Claire Booker
NORTHCOTE community
breakfast volunteers have
been recognised for their
dedication with an ‘unsung
heroes’ award.
Charlotte Clark and Angie
Durey from Neighbourhood
Links were runners-up in the
South Island Section of the
Unsung Hero Award for their
work with the breakfast club at
Northcote School.
At the club, students and their
families are provided with a
healthy breakfast of porridge, cereal,
toast, baked beans, yoghurt,
fruit and Milo.
“Charlotte’s porridge has
become quite famous, certainly
one of the favourites of breakfast
club. We like to do special
breakfasts for the last day of each
term, random pancake days and
we are excited to be planning
our second Christmas breakfast
again,” Miss Durey said.
Northcote School principal
Justin Perriam nominated the
women for the award, who have
been involved with the meal
since May 2018.
“We had identified a need
within the school community to
offer breakfast to some students
who were not having it at home.
It allows us to ensure that no
child needs to start the school
day hungry,” he said.
The women said the most
rewarding part of being involved
with the club is the smiles, hugs
and stories they are told daily.
“For us, the value of connection
with our community is the
biggest reward,” they said.
Miss Clark said the two
women were surprised to receive
the award.
“We both were very surprised.
But to be acknowledged and
appreciated by the children of
our community was probably the
tear jerker,” she said.
Miss Durey said receiving the
award was “huge.”
“I never thought I would
receive anything this special. I
certainly didn’t realise it meant
this much to the school and the
community. I am very grateful
to them for nominating us,” she
said.
HONOURS: Charlotte
Clark (left) and Angie
Durey were
runners-up in the
Kickstart Breakfast
Unsung Heroes
Award for their
volunteer work
with the Northcote
community breakfast
club. They are
pictured with
Kickstart manager
Kylie McKay.
About 30 per cent of students
at the school attend the club on a
regular basis.
“It also provides opportunities
for students and their families
to meet and connect with each
other in a welcoming, safe
environment.
“Everyone is welcome, even
if you’ve already had breakfast
at home. It’s about creating
a sense of community,” Mr
Perriam said.

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Volunteer picks up skills
AFRICA SEEMED a world away
to Fil Jansons.
That was until he spent seven
months volunteering as a tradie
on board the world’s largest
civilian hospital ship earlier this
year.
The New Brighton resident
travelled to Guinea, West Africa,
to join the Mercy Ships technical
crew.
Mr Jansons believes tradies
are often hidden heroes, and on
the Mercy Ship they fill essential
roles that do not often come
to mind when people think of
hospital ships.
His work as an electronics
technician is vital to the Mercy
Ship functioning as a floating
first-world hospital in the developing
nations the charity serves.
Being on the ship benefited Mr
Jansons greatly.
“My days were never the same.
I had the opportunity to work
on variety of systems, machines
and equipment, ranging from
auto fire detection systems, fuel
purifiers, cranes, main distribution
switchboards, medical
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would need to work for several
different industries to gain that
sort of experience,” he said.
BENEFICIAL: Fil Jansons spent seven months volunteering as
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Mr Jansons was personally
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“The broad range of people
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On the technical side, I
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with machines and systems
I’d never handled before, and
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to other people.”
St Bede’s gets
its chapel back
A SEVEN-YEAR, $20 million
rebuild and refurbishment of
the St Bede’s College chapel is
complete.
Devastated by the 2011
earthquake, the chapel was
demolished. For seven years
a temporary chapel was used,
while funding was secured to
enable the rebuild. The campus
master plan was re-designed to
place the chapel at the forefront
of the school.
Rector Justin Boyle said the
chapel is the college’s most important
building.
“The return of the chapel is
a clear statement of who we
are and what we stand for, a
Catholic, Marist College, and we
welcome its return,” said Rector
Boyle.
“The chapel is the soul of our
school, connecting with our
newly-refurbished performing
arts centre and in keeping with
the historic buildings that dot
our grounds.
“These two wonderful new
buildings reflect our holistic
approach to education, supporting
boys to develop into wellrounded
men,” he said.
Wilkie & Bruce Architects
designed the new chapel in a collegiate
Gothic style to integrate
with the original 1920s buildings
of the campus.
“As well as looking like it’s
always been there, the new
building references the original
by incorporating restored
stained-glass windows, pews,
crucifix and the ornate carved
oak reredos from the old chapel.
“Each of the 12 stained-glass
windows tell their own story,
with the centrepiece being the
Matthew Paul Daly Memorial
Window, which reflects the
school’s origins and values in a
depiction of Mary and the teenage
Christ,” said architect and
certified heritage professional
Alec Bruce.
The chapel build was financed
by more than 400 donors, all
of whom were invited to the
chapel’s opening last week.
A total of $3.5 million was
required for the build, with community
donations coming from
the Society of Mary, the college’s
Board of Proprietors and the
College Foundation.
The Chapel of St Bede was
officially opened last week with a
mass by Bishop Paul Martin.
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Surf team named for national champs
THE CANTERBURY schools’
team has been named to compete
at the national scholastic surf
champs in Raglan next month.
The team was selected from
a pool of Canterbury’s top
secondary school wave riders.
“These young surfers have
been training hard all winter,
taking on Arctic-like waves and
weather,” said co-coach Nick
Black.
They are looking forward to
competing on world class Raglan
waves, against the best scholastic
competition in Aotearoa, he said.
The team is coached by Black
and Mark Perana.
“We are grateful for generous
support from Southern Trust,
NZ Community Trust, Exit
Surf, Against the Grain Screen
Printing and all the individuals
that supported our other
fundraising,” he said.
The competition runs from
October 7 to 11, with 10 regional
teams encompassing the very
best school-aged surfers from
Northland, Auckland, Waikato,
Coromandel, Bay of Plenty,
Gisborne, Taranaki, Wellington,
Canterbury and Otago.
The team is:
Under-18 boys – Neko
Tohiariki (St Bede’s College),
Riley Gibson (St Bede’s College).
Under-16 boys – Myka Black
(Shirley Boys’ High School), Jai
Oakley (Papanui High School),
HOT SHOT: Myka Black, of Shirley Boys’ High School, will
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Bede’s College), Koby Cameron
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Under-16 girls – Leah Wilson
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Under-14 girls – Ava
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School).
Travelling reserve – Eloise
Addison (Rangi Ruru Girls’
School).
SURF’S UP: Estella Hungerford, of Haeata Community
Campus, will compete in the under-18 section.
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YOUNG GUN: Avonside’s Ava Henderson will be a favourite in
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Senior Net New Brighton
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, 10am-noon (by
appointment)
This group offers assistance
to mature people with modern
technology, including computers,
tablets, smartphones, email,
Facebook, Skype, Word,
cellphones and the internet.
Phone 382 6048 for more
information.
202 Marine Pde (next to the
New Brighton Club)
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
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Falls Prevention Exercise Class
Tuesday, 10am
This is a specially-designed
class to help you avoid a fall.
There is a $2 koha entry but no
booking fee. Those interested are
invited to turn up on the day and
see what it can do for them.
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Thursday, 9.30am
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without even leaving your
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or coffee.
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Rocket Club
Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm
Go along and take part in
different activities based on local
and current events in a learning
environment. Homework help
is available during this time.
Free and no bookings
required.
Aranui Library
Scrabble Club
Tuesday and Wednesday, 1.30-
3.30pm and 1-2.45pm
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along when you can and join the
friendly group. All materials are
supplied. No fee.
Shirley and Parklands
libraries
CV help
Thursday, 10-11.30am
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New Brighton Library
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queries.
Shirley Library
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Friday, 1.30-3.30pm
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Friday, 3.30-4.30pm
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Christchurch.
Shirley Library
New Brighton Seaside
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Saturday, 10am-2pm
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New Brighton Pedestrian
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Code Club Aotearoa
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Monday, 1.30pm
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cuppa and a chat.
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Marshland Table Tennis Club
Monday, 7.30-9.30pm
Go along every Monday night
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This well-known Florida
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Lime Pie
Serves 8-10
Ingredients
250g digestive biscuits, well
crushed
100g butter, melted
Filling
390g sweetened condensed milk
4 egg yolks
1 tsp lime zest
½ cup fresh lime juice
Pinch of salt
300ml cream, whipped
Equipment
20cm pie dish
Directions
Heat the oven to 180 deg C.
Begin by crushing the biscuits
to a fine crumb.
Add the melted butter and mix
well so all the crumbs are coated
in the butter. Press firmly into
the pie dish covering the sides.
Bake for 15min. Remove and
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To make the filling, mix the
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Bake the pie for 15min or until
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Refrigerate for at least 4 hours,
but preferably overnight.
When ready to serve,
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alongside if desired.
The pie is a great way to top
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Venison fillet
Serves 4
Ingredients
850g venison fillet
500ml extra virgin olive oil
2 sprigs rosemary
1/2 head cauliflower
1 litre cream
8 heads bok choi
100ml tamari or soy sauce
250g carrots
500g agria potatoes
2 litres beef stock
1 litre chicken stock
500ml red wine (pinot
noir)
Salt, butter and cooking oil
Directions
First cut the venison fillet into
four 200g portions and marinate
in olive oil and rosemary.
Overnight is best, but for at least
a couple of hours.
Put stock and red wine in a
pot and reduce until medium
thickness and sticky, should
have a deep meaty flavour. This
may take an hour or so of rapid
boiling/reduction.
Slice potatoes as thin as
possible and layer into a baking
dish with a light sprinkle of salt
every few layers.
Bring cream to a boil and pour
over potatoes, place in oven at
165 deg C for about one hour
or until golden and cooked
through.
This can be set aside and
reheated or served fresh.
Peel carrots, toss in olive oil
and season. These can cook in
the oven with the potatoes, and
should be golden and soft to the
bite when finished.
Boil cauliflower florets in salty
water with a dash of cream or
milk in the water to make it
cloudy.
Boil for 5-8min until soft, then
blitz in food processor with a
few spoons of butter and salt to
taste until smooth. This can be
easily reheated in a saucepan.
Sear venison in cooking oil in a
hot skillet then transfer to oven
for 5min Saute bok choi in a hot
pan and deglaze with tamari –
that should steam the bok choi
through and add a nice sticky
glaze. Serve cauliflower puree,
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plate and the sides to share are
served in separate bowls.
Serve with red wine vinegar on
the side to help cut through the
gaminess of the venison.
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WITH MARY IN FAITH
TĀTOU KO MERE E WHAKAPONO ANA
MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL
This term has been a wonderful celebration
of Marian’s Special Character and school
culture. When girls are involved in school
life, which is rich with celebrations and
traditions, we see improvements in student
learning, participation and wellbeing.
This term we had Feast Day, which is the
most anticipated religious event on the
Marian College calendar and includes
Mass, a house group singing competition,
talent quest and plenty of fun.
Our kapa haka team has combined with
brother school St Bede’s College to
produce a ‘super group’ which gave a
moving performance at the Secondary
Schools’ Kapa Haka Whakataetae
Regionals. For many, it was a ‘first time on
the stage’ experience.
We are also underway exploring our
school’s cultural narrative. As well as
relocating Marian College in 2023 and
all we represent, building a new school
involves weaving the history and story
of mana whenua into the fabric of our
buildings and environment.
On a recent staff only day, we traced the
journey of the school; key women, role
models from our past and shared stories
and memories of the school from its
beginning up to today. We look forward
to future work on our cultural narrative as
plans for our new school develop.
For the latest Marian news and information,
please check our website and follow us on
Facebook. Enjoy the read!
Mary-Lou Davidson
Marian College Principal
Tū whitia te hopo, mairangitia te angitū – feel the fear, do it anyway!
Marian College St Bede’s Kapa Haka group performed at the Secondary
Schools Kapa Haka Whakataetae Regionals for Waitaha Canterbury.
HITOMI STAYS ON
The Marian College First XI won the New Zealand Secondary Schools Girls’
Football Gary Sowden Winter Tournament in Timaru recently. Congratulations to
the girls, coaches, manager, parents, caregivers, staff and supporters – what a
fantastic result!
FRANCESCA RELEASES FIRST SINGLE
Our talented Head of Culture
Francesca Humphries has written
recorded and released her first
single. Her beautiful song ‘I had
a dream’ is available now on
iTunes, Spotify and Google Play.
Fran was selected to participate in
an artist development programme
with Nathan Phillips Vocals and
the results are breath-taking.
Well done Fran, we are very
proud of you! You can follow
Francesca @fraaancescaaamusic
on Instagram.
Rising Japanese rugby star, Hitomi Oka,
has enjoyed the International Rugby
Programme (IRP) so much, she is staying
on at Marian College.
“Both in terms of my rugby and my life
in general, I think I have become far more
resilient and self-driven,” Hitomi says.
“What I like best about Marian College is
that teachers and students are very kind and
welcoming to me.”
Marian College Principal Mary-Lou
Davidson says the IRP is an amazing
opportunity for students from all over
the world to come together for high
performance sport development.
“Our Marian students are exposed to the
opportunities sport at this level brings.
They make connections through the
enjoyment of playing sport, develop
manaakitanga and make long-lasting
friendships,” Mrs Davidson says.
Marian has partnered with St Bede’s
College to host the International Rugby
Programme (IRP) from 2019. The 17-yearold
high-performance programme makes
use of the latest technologies and practice.
International students participate in a
combination of rugby training, coaching
and academic learning.
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4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 2 living rooms | 1 dining room | 2 car-garage | 1 off-street park - Listing Number: BE193366
A private elevated location on Valley
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a new owner. On entering the front door
the first thing you notice is the light that
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with the popular exposed beams of that
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inviting the abundant bird life of Wood
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continuing education
Adult and Community Education at
Risingholme community centre
Wanting to expand, express and enhance your life – Come learn with us!
Risingholme continues to offer a wide
range of exciting learning opportunities
across the city at Risingholme, Riccarton
High School, Christchurch Girls’ High
School, The Village House New Brighton
and Hornby High School. With the start
of term 4, on Monday 14th October, and
longer days why not enrol in one of our
exciting courses – www.risingholme.org.
nz
Is English your second language? In
term 4 we are offering ESOL at Riccarton
High School. Other Language courses
include, German, Spanish, Italian,
Russian, Arabic, NZ Sign and Te Reo
Māori are offered at many of our venues.
So if you would like to improve your
English or learn a new language you can
enrol via our website www.risingholme.
org.nz
Is food and cooking your passion?
In term 4 we have on offer a range of
cooking courses including A Taste of
Egyptian Cooking course at Riccarton
High School or Thai Cooking course at
Hornby High School.
A new and exciting course being
offered in Term 4 at Hornby High School
is our Crochet for Beginners. Have
you always want to learn this craft –
now is your opportunity. Enrol now!
During this course you will gain an
understanding of crochet language, learn
a range of basic stitches while meeting
and learning alongside others.
The full programme for Term 4
courses is available on our website at
http://www.risingholme.org.nz/courses.
For more information on courses
contact the Risingholme Community
Centre on 332 7359 or e-mail info@
risingholme.org.nz
Brochures are available at the
Risingholme office and public libraries.
Adult and Community Education Term 4, 2019
Come learn with us
Risingholme Community Centre offers
a wide range of short courses, each term,
at a range of venues.
Risingholme Community Centre
Art (Create with Pastels & Paints, Mixed Media, Watercolour, Painting with
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Pottery, Sewing Skills, Upholstery, Using your Overlocker, Weekend Sewing
classes, Yoga, Wood Sculpture, Woodwork, Woodwork for Women, Zentangle,
Printmaking, Fermented Foods, Plastics Free, Te Reo Maori, Patchwork and
Quilting, Massage, Reiki 2, Screenprinting, Qigong.
Christchurch Girls’ High School
Dressmaking, Te Reo Maori, Watercolour Painting, Drawing & Sketching,
German Language, Painting with Acrylics, Spanish Language, NZ Sign
Language.
Hornby High School
Sewing Skills, Thai Cooking, Te Reo Maori, Crochet.
Riccarton High School
Calligraphy, ESOL Business English Intermediate, Indian Cooking,
Italian Language, NZ Sign Language, Russian Language, Sewing Skills,
Spanish for Travellers, Te Reo Maori, Arabic, A Taste of Egyptian Cooking,
Picture Framing, Mediterranean Cooking, Italian Cooking, Yoga.
The Village House - New Brighton
NZ Sign Language, Yoga.
Full details available on www.risingholme.org.nz
Risingholme office at 22 Cholmondeley Ave, Opawa, Chch
Phone 332 7359 | Email info@risingholme.org.nz
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continuing education
christchurch
School of Music
The Christchurch School of Music is a family-oriented
community aimed at providing quality music education in and
around Christchurch. The school has been an important part of the
Christchurch music education scene for 64 years so why not come
along and join us?
CSM is a not-for-profit organisation with a strong focus on
community. From ages 2 to 92 we have something for everyone.
On a Saturday morning the whole family can find something to
suit.
For the young ones there are pre-school and junior school classes,
“Take Off with Music”, 41/2 year olds can start on Suzuki strings
and at 6 the recorder is a great instrument to learn. In 2019 we have
a fantastic deal for beginner recorder players – just $52 for a year of
tuition and this includes a recorder and a book!!
Older children and adults may opt for group or individual lessons
on a specific instrument (including voice). With six orchestras,
two concert bands, a Big Band, a jazz combo, 6 wind ensembles,
rock bands, two choirs, chamber groups, a samba band and a guitar
ensemble there is an ensemble to suit all levels and all ages.
If affordability is an issue, CSM may be able to offer a discount
through funding provided by the Rata Foundation.
Enrol any time at www.csm.org.nz
Papanui High School
As the weather gets warmer and the evenings get longer it is the
ideal time to get out of the house and learn something new and
meet some new people by taking part in one of the wide range of
nightclasses on offer at Papanui High School for Term 4 beginning
from Monday 21 October.
From Art to Yoga and everything in between we are sure regardless
of your age or interest you will find something to tempt you.
Classes at Papanui High School are held in a warm, friendly relaxed
environment and our tutors are supportive and well qualified in their
chosen fields.
We have a range of short Cake Decorating classes on offer for Term
4 covering different aspects of this craft. You will be able to learn to
decorate Christmas cupcakes, create icing roses, cover and decorate
your Christmas cake or learn how to make icing flowers, piping,
covering a cake and making a figure from fondant. These classes
are being taught by Adrienne Loffhagen and will be held at Papanui
High School on Monday night 7-9pm beginning from 21 October.
For further information and enrolment in these or any of our
Term 4 courses please visit our website on https://www.papanui.
school.nz/com-ed/all-courses or email rpb@papanui.school.nz or
telephone our office on 3520701.
Bumper programme at WEA
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The final programme of events for 2019 from the WEA has
no less than 48 items to choose from. Whether you are looking
to stretch your mind with science, history or philosophy, get
creative, have fun with movement or challenge yourself with some
personal growth and development: there really is something for
everyone this term!
The WEA has been in Christchurch for more than 100 years
and has a long history of encouraging people to think deeply
about the issues of the day. This kaupapa is alive and well with
talks on the climate crisis, sustainable living skills and nuclear
disarmament to mention but a few.
The WEA is committed to keeping the cost of courses as low
as possible and specializes in small class sizes – so don’t delay,
hop onto www.cwea.org.nz or find them on www.facebook.
com/canterburyWEA and book your learning experience today.
CANTERBURY WORKERS EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
www.cwea.org.nz 59 Gloucester Street, Christchurch 03 3660285

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gain a
second chance
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Each year up to 10,000 young people
in New Zealand leave school with little
or no formal qualifications. Many teens
disengage with school as the teaching
environment simply does not suit their
style of learning. Research shows that
without a qualification they are more likely
to have difficulties entering the workforce,
as most jobs nowadays require NCEA and
a driver’s licence.
Many early school leavers unfortunately
believe that secondary school is the only
way to earn their NCEA qualifications.
This misconception is particularly
concerning for those young people
who don’t necessarily ‘fit’ the schooling
environment, but still want to find
employment or complete certain industry
training courses for which an NCEA
qualification is a pre-requisite.
Every year dozens of young people
are getting a second chance at earning
NCEA credits after leaving secondary
school, thanks to Vision College. The
Private Training Establishment (PTE) are
spreading awareness to the young people
in the community, making sure they know
that achieving their NCEA levels outside
of school is within their reach.
Vision College’s free ‘Ultimate’
programme offers students without NCEA
the opportunity to gain NCEA Level 1
and 2, their driver’s licence, and a range of
skills designed to make them employable.
Students earn their NCEA credits in
a more practical way, through games,
hands-on activities, and by applying their
learning to real life situations. Students
also get to experience tasters of different
career and study paths to help them
decide where they would like to head after
completing ‘Ultimate’.
School leavers can also enrol in
Security, Early Childcare or Business
Administration courses to earn not only
credits towards NCEA Level 3, but also
a career qualification in just six months.
These courses are all free for anyone aged
between 16 and 19. Upon completion
students can even pathway onto higher
study with Vision College in Web and
Software Design, Early Childhood
Education, and Counselling.
Vision College are enrolling now for
2020! For more information on their
courses, call 0800 834 834, txt “VISION”
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Study with Vision
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VOTE
JAMES
DANIELS
INDEPENDENT
COASTAL
YOUR VOTE
YOUR VOICE
Authorised by James Daniels, 6 Betula Place, Parklands, Coastal
One of New Brighton’s favourite sons, James Daniels is asking for your vote in the upcoming
Christchurch City Council elections. James is running as an Independent in the Coastal Ward
and promises vigorous, vocal and local representation in the Council chambers.
Last week you should have received
voting papers in the mail for the
Christchurch City Council election.
It’s a postal vote and the forms are
due back by October 12.
I grew up here, still live here and will grow old
here. I love it here. I’m upset about the way we, as
a coastal community, have been neglected and
disrespected over the last nine years in particular.
The Council needs people with proven, good
governance skills because we have some
strategic, yet complex, difficult decisions to make.
I’ll bring energy, experience, expertise and a fresh
perspective to the process.
I will remain visible, be transparent and
communicate with my community while listening
carefully to the issues that affect us.

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ABOUT ME
It was fantastic to be part of the meet the
candidates meeting recently at the Roy Stokes
Hall. It was so energising to be in a room with many
people I know. I spoke about my feelings for this
very special part of Christchurch and admitted that
I don’t know all the answers but am ready, willing
and able to ask the hard questions – if elected.
The Daniels family first lived in
Union Street then Gresham Terrace.
After getting married at St Faiths,
I lived in Collingwood Street, Rae
Lane, Brentwood Street, Marriotts
Road and still live in Betula Place.
I went to South, Central and North
New Brighton schools and my
children were born and brought up
here. I know this area, its history, its
issues and the fact we’ve been let
down by the city’s governors.
We need a new, enthusiastic and
experienced representative in the
Council chambers.
I’ve had a great education and career
in this city with many high points, but
the current low point is the state of our
Ward. This is the most beautiful part of
Christchurch with so much potential.
We deserve better roads, footpaths,
drainage and basic infrastructure.
The Regeneration Plan will affect
the future of our community so we
need a fresh face and energised
voice to advocate and agitate for
the Coastal Ward.
I have more
than 30 years
of governance
experience.
I have had a long and successful broadcasting career.
For many years I partnered with Ken Ellis, and more
recently I worked with Hilary Muir co-hosting The
Breeze breakfast show for four years.

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MEET SOME OF MY FAMILY – This is me and my beautiful wife, Dianne, and my in-laws, Peter and Aileen,
standing outside their house in North Beach that they built in the 1950’s. Most of my life, past, present and
future, is tied to the Coastal Ward.
MY SKILLS WILL MAKE
A DIFFERENCE
If I get elected I promise to
retire my campaign shirt!
Many people only know me because
of my broadcasting career. Not many
know I have more than 30 years of
governance experience covering
commercial, charitable, community
and not-for-profit organisations. I
was a foundation director of More
FM, served on the tribal council of
Ngāi Tahu for its first 19 years, am
currently in my fifth year on the board
of a $700m property company, had
six years on the national sporting
organisation Touch NZ and am on
the board of Te Papa Tongarewa,
the Museum of New Zealand.
I am also well-connected locally
and nationally, so combining my
communication skills with my
experience and expertise, I will
make a difference for our
Coastal community.

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VOTE
JAMES DANIELS
INDEPENDENT
COASTAL
I’ve spoken to thousands of people when doorknocking,
being stopped at the supermarket,
service station or on the street and they have
common concerns about the lack of action and
communication regarding repairs, water-related issues and
rate rises.
WHAT I PLEDGE
The proposed rate increases over the next ten
years are distressing. I will openly oppose any
increases until convinced it’s necessary.
I’m not wasting energy on what happened (or didn’t
happen) over the last nine years. If elected, in the
first 90 days I will do a deep-dive stocktake on the
current situation regarding the Coastal Ward (the
Regeneration Plan is a positive!). In the New Year I
will come back to the community and call a series
of meetings to tell you face-to-face ‘where we’re
at’, then we will decide ‘where we want to go’.
The only promise I make is that I will work very hard.
ONE LAST THING
• People’s Choice Labour asked me to join them.
I said no.
• Local government should be about local
decisions, being made as close to the
community as possible.
• Local decisions should be made by local,
independent people who have no relationship
to Central Government.
• Otherwise, get rid of local government and run
Christchurch city from Wellington.
Please consider me for Your Vote – Your Voice
votejamesdanielsforcoastal e JD4CCC@gmail.com m 0275 JD4 CCC (0275 534 222)