Southern View: November 12, 2019

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2019 

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• By Claire Booker 

IZAAC WILSON’S dedication 

to World Vision has earned 

him two awards and a trip to 

Malawi in southeast Africa. 

Pages 6-7 

At nine-years-old, the 

Middleton Grange pupil 

did his first 40hr famine 

because his school was doing 

it and he wanted to get 

involved. 

Now the 18-year-old Halswell 

resident has been named as 

a World Vision ambassador 

for his dedication to the 

organisation. 

Izaac was presented with 

Page 12 

Award for work with World Vision 

‘I feel so privileged and 

blessed to be able to help 

World Vision with its global 

work and to be able to 

help it make a change is 

something that will stick 

with me forever’ 

– Izaac Wilson 

DEDICATED: Middleton Grange pupil Izaac Wilson received two awards for his work with World Vision, next year he will also 

travel to Malawi to see the work the organisation does first-hand. 

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one of the most prestigious 

World Vision awards, the Spirit 

of Dulcie, for his desire and 

motivation to make a change in 

the world. 

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Speeding 

buses 

put pupils 

in danger 

• By Matt Slaughter 

SPEEDING BUSES in Bromley 

are putting school pupils in 

danger. 

Keighleys Rd resident and 

Bromley School teacher Cathy 

Baker said she has seen buses in 

the area reach about 60km/h in 

50km/h zones. 

“They are pretty fast and we 

have a lot of children on bikes and 

scooters.” 

She said options need to 

considered to slow the buses 

down, which is why residents are 

set to meet with the Linwood- 

Central-Heathcote Community 

Board and city council staff today 

at 5.30pm. Residents will also raise 

the issue of buses travelling too 

fast along Ruru Rd and Hay St, 

near the Maces Rd bus depot. 

Environment Canterbury, 

which manages the Metro bus 

service, will not be at the meeting. 

However, ECan senior manager of 

public transport Stewart Gibbon 

said since 2016, it has received five 

complaints about buses speeding 

in the area. 

“We are aware that some 

residents have raised concerns 

about the potential speed of heavy 

vehicles in this area,” he said. 

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Path trialled to keep pupils safe 


AN INITIATIVE is being 

trialled to reduce traffic outside 

Aidanfield Christian School and 

keep pupils safe. 

A group of pupils want a 

walking path built from the 

school to the Nga Puna Wai 

Sports Hub car park, where they 

now get dropped off and picked 

up in a bid to reduce congestion 

outside the 

school. 

They have 

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with Halswell 

Ward city 

councillor 

Anne 

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make the idea 

a reality. 

On Friday, 

the pupils 

took part in a supervised trial 

walk along a marked out path 

to gauge interest in the idea. 

Cr Galloway said the trail 

was carried out to decide if a 

permanent pathway is needed. 

She said getting to and from 

the school can be dangerous for 

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of the school because the exits 

and entrances to the school are 

straight onto Aidanfield Drive. 

Aidanfield Drive has become 

a through-way for people from 

Halswell Rd through to Wigram 

Rd, so people speed along there. 

“People from all over the city 

drive to that school, so there’s 

going to be an issue always with 

cars unfortunately. It’s a very 

congested area, it’s got lots of 

entrances and exits. It’s quite a 

complex situation.” 

Cr Galloway said a pathway 

from Nga Puna Wai to the 

school could help to address 

the safety 

concerns 

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permanent pathway would get 

vehicles off the road and pupils 

moving. 

“There’s a lot of traffic as 

with any school, and it’s just 

looking at providing parents 

alternative ways of getting there 

and particularly in the warmer 

months. There are some great 

opportunities to get out and 

walk and be active,” he said. 

“Anything that gets kids off 

of screens and active is really 

powerful as well.” 

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The New Zealand Defence Force 

will be conducting an exercise 

in the Port Hills area from today 

until Friday. The exercise will 

involve up to 120 personnel 

from Burnham Military Camp 

on a multi-night tramp. The 

exercise will start at the Halswell 

Quarry with overnight stops at 

Mt Vernon, Taylors Mistake and 

Godley Head, and will finish at 

Sumnervale Reserve. For more 

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Entertainer honoured with local hero award 


KATHLEEN HOOD has spent 40 

years putting smiles on the faces of 

Christchurch’s elderly. 

The 86-year-old Halswell resident 

entertains residents at Elmswood 

Retirement Village and Middlepark 

Rest Home and has previously 

done so at The Princess Margaret 

Hospital. 

This volunteering work has 

earned her a Kiwibank New Zealand 

Local Hero of the Year Award, 

which she and other Christchurch 

local heroes will receive at a ceremony 

on December 3. 

Mrs Hood tells jokes, reads poetry 

and runs a quiz each time she 

visits retirement homes. 

She said this brings joy to their 

residents and the quizzes include 

historic questions, which bring back 

memories and often start nostalgic 

conversations between them. 

“It’s really good because the questions 

I ask are relevant to their age 

and their experiences in life. They 

do really enjoy it.” 

Mrs Hood said her favourite thing 

about what she does and the reason 

she has been doing it for so many 

years is it brings happiness to people 

who sometimes need it most. 

“The best thing for me is giving 

to these older people. Some of 

them have had very lonely lives 

and when they come into the rest 

home they’re a wee bit nervous. 

She said when she entertains 

residents “there’s a lot of laughter, I 

can even tell a few risque jokes and 

they enjoy all that.” 

Mrs Hood said not even health 

issues were able to stop her volunteering 

for long. 

“I did have two challenges with 

cancer but I have had surgery and 

I’m really fine now, everything’s all 

good.’’ 

She said she was back in front 

of retirement home audiences “as 

soon as I could get back behind the 

wheel.” 

Mrs Hood is proud to receive a 

local hero award this year. 

“I never ever expected it and 

when it came everybody around 

me, my family and my friends 

were all saying well deserved. It’s 

very humbling and it will be to be 

among people who have done marvellous 

things in the community on 

the night of the awards.” 

But Mrs Hood said winning 

awards is not why she volunteers 

her time. 

“If you ask any volunteer, it’s not 

for accolades or recognition, you 

don’t do it for that, it’s just for the 

love of doing it, I suppose.” 

She hopes her efforts will inspire 

her children, grandchildren and 

great-grandchildren to volunteer in 

their communities. 

Kiwibank Local Hero 

winners: 

Kenneth Clearwater, 

Ahmed Tani 

Ian Thomas 

Jan Murphy 

Michelle Sharp 

George Wright 

Paul Chamberlain 

Susan Foster-Cohen 

Gabrielle Huria 

Elle Perriam 

Yvonne Hiskemuller 

Bridget Kelly 

Timothy David Baker 

Alexandra Poetsckhe 

Gavin Reed 

Marlene Ingram 

Paul O’Brien 

Gamal Fouda 

Jo Johnson 

Paul Munnerley 

Anna Manson 

Kimberli Schuitman 

Zhiyan Basharati 

E Wen Wong 

Hayley Guglietta 

Kathleen Hood 

Peter Zhou 

INTERACTING: Kathleen 

Hood has received a 

Kiwibank New Zealand 

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Award for providing 

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New deputy takes board reins 


A NEW deputy has been sworn 

in to help lead the Spreydon- 

Cashmere Community Board. 

The role will stay with an 

experienced campaigner after 

returning 

board 

member Lee 

Sampson 

was made 

deputy 

chairman 

for the next 

three years 

at its first 

meeting on 

Karolin Potter 

Wednesday. 

Karolin 

Potter was also voted in for 

another term as chairwoman. 

Both were unanimously elected. 

Mr Sampson said it was 

“pleasing” board members had 

decided his work last term was 

good enough for him to step up 

to the deputy chairman role. 

“For me, it’s really good to be 

recognised by your peers and 

kind of recognise the work that 

I’ve put in over the last three 

years,” he said. 

“I’m actually really, really 

looking forward to working 

with Karolin, because she’s an 

experienced chair, and working 

with the community for the next 

three years.” 

He said his work ethic and 

willingness to help people in the 

community no matter how large 

or small their issues may be is 

one reason he was elected to the 

role. 

“I’ve always been available for 

the community. I’ve worked on a 

number of issues, even if it’s just 

service requests and I’ve always 

done my best to deliver for the 

community.” 

Ms Potter is excited to start 

working on the issues she has 

been focussed on for the last 

three years, including improving 

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Spreydon- 

Cashmere 

Community 

Board deputy 

chairman. 

disability access across the city’s 

south. 

“I just want us all [the board] 

to use our responsibilities for the 

betterment of the community.” 

She said she 

loves the job and 

has earned the 

confidence of 

board members 

and the residents 

she serves. 

“I have an 

obvious enjoyment 

for the job and 

I think people 

recognise that when they see 

Callum 

Stewart- 

Ward 

me working. I like meeting the 

community, I enjoy working 

for them, I like going out and 

talking to them. I think there 

may be some recognition that 

I’m genuine about trying to do 

my best for them.” 

Ms Potter and 

Mr Sampson 

will be joined by 

newly-elected 

board members 

Keir Leslie and 

Callum Stewart- 

Ward. First-time 

Spreydon Ward 

city councillor 

Melanie Coker 

and returning 

Cashmere Ward 

city councillor 

Tim Scandrett are 

also on the board. 

Meanwhile, 

the Linwood- 

Central-Heathcote 

Community 

Board also held 

its first meeting 

of the term last 

Monday. 

Sally Buck was 

unanimously 

re-elected 

chairwoman and 

Melanie 

Coker 

Tim 

Scandrett 

Keir Leslie 

Alexandra Davids will take on 

the role of deputy chairwoman 

for the first time. 

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Talented Cashmere students take home 


CASHMERE HIGH School’s 

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Year 11, 12 and 13 students 

gathered for their prize-givings 

recently and those with specialist 

talents were also recognised at 

the ‘achievers evening’. 

Adam Smith was named dux, 

taking out the Cartwright Prize 

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mechatronics at Canterbury 

University next year. 

Lexi Clarkson was named year 

13 proxime accessit and was 

awarded $1000. 

“Lexi is highly intelligent 

and extremely self-disciplined. 

She has a mature disposition 

combined with an enquiring 

mind and exceptional work 

ethic,” Ms Hlavac said. 

“She always strives to 

perform at the highest level 

and has consistently achieved 

excellent results across all of her 

subjects.” 

Lexi plans to study engineering 

at Canterbury University next 

year. 

At the year 12 prize-giving, 

Alison Murray was the top 

student, and took out the 

Chapman Cup for her academic 

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next year were also announced at 

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prize-giving trophies 

Lucy Schrader Manuera 

was named head girl and 

Cameron Hudson head boy, 

while the deputy head boy 

and girl positions went to 

Tamati Cunningham and Nina 

MacDonald. 

The Murdoch Cup for 

academic excellence in 

year 11 went to William 

Hanlon. 

At the ‘achievers evening’, 

premier awards went to arts 

person of the year Nina Noble 

and sportsperson of the year, 

basketballer Thomas Webley. 

Former Cashmere High 

student and journalist Jack Tame 

was the guest speaker. 

OLD BOY: 

Former 

Cashmere 

High School 

student and 

journalist Jack 

Tame with arts 

person of the 

year Nina Noble, 

sportsperson of 

the year Thomas 

Webley and 

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Malawi visit next year 

•From page 1 

He also received the Greatest 

Individual Impact Award, for 

almost single-handedly raising 

$14,000 for World Vision. 

“These awards highlight my 

passion to help, as well as the 

huge amount of work that the 

school has encouraged us to do 

over the years to support World 

Vision,” he said. 

Said Izaac on raising the 

$14,000: “I started to email 

celebrities across the globe, 

ranging from Graham Norton, 

Ellen DeGeneres, multiple 

different actors and celebrities 

overseas and also many famous 

New Zealanders.” 

Izaac heard back from Prime 

Minister Jacinda Ardern, 

freestyle skier Nico Porteus, some 

All Blacks and Kiwi artists. 

From there, he had the idea to 

host an art auction, which raised 

$12,000. He then door-knocked 

and approached family members, 

which raised another $2000. 

Next year, Izaac will travel to 

Malawi with four other World 

Vision ambassadors and see 

where the funds from the 40hr 

famine will go. 

“This is a long way from home, 

making it an exciting adventure 

for myself and the other four 

ambassadors going on the trip. 

I feel excited but ready for the 

challenge,” he said. 

Once he returns from Malawi, 

he will visit schools across 

New Zealand to assist with 

fundraising for World Vision, 

and said one of his key goals is 

to increase participation in the 

famine across Christchurch. 

“I feel so privileged and blessed 

to be able to help World Vision 

with its global work and to be 

able to help it make a change is 

something that will stick with me 

forever,” he said. 

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News 

Big future for young filmmakers 

• By Claire Booker 

FREYA CHAMPION had acted 

in one short film before her 

fellow Christchurch Girls’ High 

School classmates recruited her 

for their media studies project. 

But last week her talents were 

recognised at the Ara School 

Shorts Screen Festival, where she 

was named best actress. 

The film Lured was made by 

CGHS students Louise Kim and 

Georgie Baddeley, who created it 

in their media studies class. 

Freya played the leading role of 

Liz, a young woman investigating 

the sudden disappearance of 

her best friend. 

Louise, who lives in 

Halswell, wrote the 

script for the film 

after researching 

pseudo-religion 

and finding 

out about 

multiple 

historic 

cult-related 

murders. 

Lured 

was one 

of 19 films 

showcased 

at the 

competition 

final at 

The Palms. 

The short films 

were screened 

at Reading Cinemas. 

Said Louise: “It was one of the 

most exciting moments of my 

life to have our film screened in 

an actual cinema and having an 

audience to watch it.” 

Freya was surprised to take out 

best actress, and said it was a real 

honour. 

Her passion for acting has 

flourished over the past few 

years as she has been involved 

in theatre sports and small 

productions. 

“As I have only starred in one 

other film, I wasn’t quite sure 

what would tick the boxes for 

the judges, so I was 

pleasantly surprised to receive 

the award,” she said. The 18-yearold 

also has a passion for politics 

and earlier this year attended the 

Youth Parliament as the Youth 

MP for Christchurch Central 

Labour MP Duncan Webb. 

Freya said the highlight of 

being involved in the film was 

working with her two best 

friends. “Georgie and Louise had 

a great vision for the film, and 

because of our friendship, we 

were able to easily communicate 

ideas and this allowed us to film 

in a good environment,” she said. 

Next year, Freya, Georgie and 

Louise will go their separate ways 

to study, but will continue 

to develop their skills and 

passion in film. 

CREATIVE: CGHS 

friends (from 

left) Connie 

Fitzgerald, Anna 

Champion, 

Louise 

Kim, Freya 

Champion 

and Georgie 

Baddeley 

celebrate the 

release of the 

short film, Lured, 

for which Freya 

won a ‘best 

actress’ award. 

Residents raise concerns 

over speeding buses 

•From page 1 

Said Mr Gibbon: “Our 

expectation is that drivers 

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with all road rules. 

“We understand the . . . 

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because if there is 

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speed of heavy 

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authority, has the 

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Island regional 

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Linwood Ward city councillor 

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streets, and then before 

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ECan just expressing our 

concern.” 

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operations transport 

manager Steffan Thomas: 

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Ruru Rd because these 

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Your Local Views 

Farewell to St Anne’s 

Reverend 

of St Anne’s 

Church in 

St Martins 

Ben Truman 

writes about 

the last 

service at 

the church 

on November 3 after 97 

years of being open 

Anglicans started worshipping 

in the suburb of St Martins 166 

years ago in 1853. 

This year, on November 3, 166 

people showed up to farewell St 

Anne’s Church. 

God, it seems, has an eye for 

detail. 

St Anne’s Church sits on the 

corner of Centaurus and Wilsons 

Rds and has been part of 

the community since 1922 with 

various incarnations of buildings 

over that time. The current 

chapel building has been there 

since 1959 and its distinctive 

Rena Jarosewitach stained glass 

cross since 1992. 

In that time it has seen countless 

baptisms, weddings, funerals, 

dances, worship services, 

and fairs as well as hosting 

various community groups and 

events. 

There have certainly been 

some interesting vicars at St 

Anne’s. Reverend Simon Ballantyne 

(1982-1998) performed 

an annual stunt to advertise 

the church fair including living 

atop the belltower, being buried 

alive, locking himself in a shipping 

container, and sitting in 

a BMW suspended by a crane. 

Rev Michael Cocks (1964- 

1970) dabbled in extra-sensory 

perception. Reverends Chris 

and Kate Carey-Smith hosted a 

rafting competition in 2001 that 

saw more than 70 rafts floating 

down the Heathcote. 

Unfortunately, numbers at 

the church dwindled, and so in 

2007, St Anne’s merged with the 

neighbouring parish of Opawa. 

It turned out to be a very useful 

marriage because after the 

earthquakes of 2011 St Mark’s 

Opawa sustained significant 

damage so the two congregations 

have worshipped as one at 

St Anne’s since then. 

A decision has been made to 

consolidate back to St Mark’s 

Opawa. Repair work should 

END OF AN ERA: After 97 

years of being open, St 

Anne’s Church in St Martins 

had its last service on 

November 3 before being 

demolished. 

start on St Mark’s in the new 

year, and while the parish waits 

for it to be completed, they will 

be worshipping at St Mark’s 

School in Cholmondeley Ave. 

The designs for the repair of St 

Mark’s Church includes a new 

St Anne’s side chapel, which will 

feature a number of the beautiful 

items rescued from St Anne’s 

including the altar and stained 

glass window. 

More details are on their website 

www.opawastmartins.com 

or on Facebook. 

As for what is happening at St 

Anne’s – it will be demolished, 

along with the old vicarage next 

door before the end of the year, 

and we’ll let the new owners 

share their story. 

Young photographers praised 

for capturing beauty of river 

ZAC BOWIE has taken out 

the top prize in The Ōpawaho 

Heathcote River Network 

photographic competition. 

The West Spreydon School year 

6 pupil won with his photos of 

the Heathcote River. He received 

a meal for two at the Gatherings 

restaurant for his work. 

The awards were presented 

at a ceremony in the South 

Library. The network organised 

the event to mark World Rivers 

Day and the photographs aimed 

to highlight the beauty of the 

Heathcote River. 

The open division was a closely 

fought contest, with the river and 

its moods category shared by 

Cora Scott and Raewyn Wright, 

while Rātā Airey was highly 

commended. 

Corie James Hamilton won 

the people and the river category 

with his photo named Miss N 

Swings, while Jonathon Harrod 

was the runner-up. 

Jonathon and Raewyn 

SCHOOLS 

EYE: Zac 

Bowie shows 

off his winning 

entry at the 

Ōpawaho 

Heathcote 

River Network 

photographic 

competition 

award 

ceremony. 

dominated the prizes in the flora 

and fauna category. Raewyn also 

won the people’s choice award 

which earned her a meal voucher 

at restaurant and brewery The 

Fermentist. 

In the schools division, the 

river, its shadows and radiancy 

category was won by Charlotte 

Cobley from West Spreydon 

School, with Yasmin Thompson 

from Heathcote Valley School 

second and Max Eadie-Lilley, 

also from West Spreydon School, 

third. 

Two pupils competed in the 

photo essay category, with the 

judges highlighting the excellent 

clarity and composition of the 

photos. Zac Bowie won the 

section with his photo essay 

on eels in the upper reaches 

of the river. He set an eel trap 

and composed each of his five 

shots so they told a story about 

native wildlife in the river. Zac’s 

younger brother Duncan was the 

runner-up. 

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SOUTHERN VIEW 

Basketball’s best to play in all-star game 

• By Jacob Page 

THE BEST secondary school 

basketball players in Canterbury 

will get their chance to impress 

in respective boys and girls 

all-star games before the New 

Zealand Breakers game at 

Horncastle Arena next month. 

Cashmere’s Tom Webley, Finn 

Barclay, Louis Oskam and Oki 

Tilaia will all compete in the 

boys game. 

The Breakers will host the 

South East Melbourne Phoenix 

on December 20. 

The girls game will tip off at 

2.10pm and the boys game will 

tip off at 3.50pm followed by the 

Breakers and Phoenix at 7.30pm. 

The high school games come 

after the Thomson and Whelan 

Trophy season as well as strong 

national campaigns where 

Cashmere High School finished 

fourth in the boys competition 

and Christchurch Girls’ High 

School finished eighth in the 

girls’ grade. 

Organiser, Joe Hammond said 

the plan was to split the squads 

into two even teams to produce 

two even encounters. 

He said squads were picked 

by the top six high school boys 

coaches and former Canterbury 

Wildcats coach Lori McDaniel. 

“It’s been a couple of years 

since the game was held, but I 

think it’s a great way to recognise 

the effort and achievements of 

the players throughout the season,” 

Mr Hammond said. 

There are also plans to 

SKILLS: Cashmere High 

School’s most valuable player 

Finn Barclay. 

livestream the two games. 

“The Breakers have said the 

team will try to watch the concluding 

stages of the games so 

hopefully it will give the kids a 

big buzz.’’ 

Canterbury high school 

all-star boys squad 

Josh Book (Christ College), 

Mason Whittaker (Christ College), 

Noa Price (Rangiora High 

School), Lachie McFarlane 

(Rangiora High School), Walter 

Brown (St Bedes College), Ah- 

Li Fenika (Middleton Grange 

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Awa (Middleton Grange School), 

Jimmer Williamson (Middleton 

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Tanae Lavery (St Thomas College), 

Benji Freeman (St Thomas 

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Lavery (St Thomas) 

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Helen Matthews (Kaiapoi 

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High School), Brooklyn Powhare 

(Avonside High School), Kyla 

Lynch-Brown (Avonside High 

School), Kate Herman (Lincoln 

High School) and Sila Morris 

(Burnside). 

CHANCE: Tom Webley is one of four Cashmere High School 

players who will take part in the Canterbury high school all-star 

game on December 20. PHOTO: CASHMERE HIGH SCHOOL 

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Balsamic strawberries with 

rocket and whipped goat’s 

cheese 

Pesto (vegan friendly) 

Ingredients 

1kg fresh strawberries 

⅓ cup balsamic vinegar 

2 Tbsp cold pressed extra virgin 

olive oil 

10cm sprig of thyme 

1 block goat’s cheese 

2 cups rocket 

Directions 

Wash the strawberries and 

remove the stems. 

Cut into quarters, lengthways 

Place in a bowl with the 

balsamic vinegar, olive oil, and 

thyme. Set aside. 

Place goat’s cheese in a 

bowl and beat with an 

eggbeater until smooth. 

Spread the cheese on the base 

of a plate. 

Top with the rocket, then pile 

the strawberries on top. 

Finally, season with a light 

dusting of fresh ground pepper 

(less is more). Enjoy. 

Roasted purple carrots 

with pesto and hemp 

seeds 

Ingredients 

1kg purple carrots 

2 Tbsp coconut oil, ghee, or 

dripping 

Salt and black pepper 

2 Tbsp pesto (see below) 

Directions 

Preheat the oven to 180 deg 

C and line a baking tray with 

baking paper. Place carrots in the 

sink and cover with cold water. 

Scrub with a vegetable brush. 

Place the cleaned carrots in 

the baking dish along with 

your cooking fat of choice, and 

season generously with salt and 

pepper. Bake for 1hr 10min and 

then allow to cool slightly. 

Toss with the pesto. Put on a 

plate. Top with hemp seeds and 

serve immediately. 

Ingredients 

½ cup of nuts (like walnuts or 

almonds) 

1½ cups fresh herbs (parsley, 

basil, or coriander) 

⅓ cup olive oil 

½ clove of fresh garlic 

Juice of 1 lemon 

Salt and pepper to taste 

1 Tbsp nutritional yeast 

(optional) 

Directions 

Add all ingredients into a food 

processor and blitz to the desired 

consistency. 

Use the pulse function if 

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South, Linwood and Te Hapua: 

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Te Hapua: Halswell Centre and 

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Tuesday, 11am-2pm 

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Tuesday, 3.30-4.30pm, at the 

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mahjong. 


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english/Mandarin will be held 

at Te Hāpua: Halswell Centre 

on Tuesday from 11 to 11.30am. 

Go along for this interactive 

programme involving rhymes, 

songs, stories and play in 

english and Mandarin Chinese. 

Encourage learning through 

language at this free session. 

Game Zone 

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Go along and play Minecraft, 

charades, Connect Four, Pictionary 

and more. Take your friends 

or meet some new ones. All children 

aged eight to 13 welcome, 

no bookings or payment needed. 


St Martins Library Book Fair 

Saturday, 10am-1pm 

Go along for a book fair in 

the car park at the back of St 

Martins Library. Second-hand 

books, DVDs, jigsaw puzzles and 

magazines will be on sale and 

there will be a sausage sizzle! All 

money raised will be used to purchase 

new books for the library. 

St Martins Library, cnr Wilsons 

Rd and Wades Ave 

Creative Writing on Sundays 

Sunday, 1-3pm 

Group leaders work with members 

to craft, create and 

develop their own work. 

Take along your pens, paper 

and ideas. 


Order yOur Christmas 

ham and turkey nOw 

Taking 

orders now 

Your local butchery specialising in the best 

hams, small goods and meat products 

372 Selwyn St | Ph 366 4947 

www.everybodysbutchery.co.nz

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WHY CHoose 

for Your next VeHICLe? 

It’s in our name 

- Value! 

A vehicle from 

Value Cars will have 

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price combination. 

We have been 

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One location for 

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www.valuecarswarehouse.co.nz

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AUTOMOTIVE PROFESSIONALS 

Specialised machines used to 

identify auto electrical problems 

Auto electricAl specialists, roses 

Auto electrical, are experts in repairing 

and maintaining all aspects of the 

electrical and electronic componentry 

found in today’s highly sophisticated 

commercial and passenger vehicles. 

Their cranford Street workshop 

boasts a suite of highly specialised 

diagnostic machines, which enable the 

team to quickly identify any electrical or 

electronic problems in most makes and 

models of vehicle and repair them, saving 

time for the technicians and cost for the 

customer. 

roses Auto electrical offer a full range 

of electrical services including batteries, 

(they are a Battery town agent), which 

are fitted free of charge. They also provide 

free battery, alternator and starter checks 

and install and repair car stereo systems, 

alarms, air conditioning, ASB brake 

systems and traction control systems. 

A recent acquisition for roses Auto 

electrical was the Autologic european 

Diagnostics machine 

This specialised and highly 

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diagnose most (if not all) electrical and 

electronic faults in european vehicles. 

The machine’s digital interface interacts 

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WOF, Tyres, Batteries 

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Email: parkerauto89@yahoo.com 

with the vehicle’s active components, 

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roses Auto electrical have the back-up a 

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The Autologic european Diagnostics 

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onwards, so for owners of out-of-warranty 

european vehicles, it ensures all their 

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needs can be ascertained and catered for. 

The customer comes first for the 

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vehicle serviced there motorists can have 

confidence in its performance. 

free 

Roses Auto Electrical are located 

at 518 Cranford Street, Papanui. 

Phone 352 5090 to book in for 

service for repairs, or visit their 

website www.roseselectrical.co.nz 

for more information. 

vonhead 

utomotive 

A A 

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• automatic transmission 

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• Wof • tune-ups • suspension 

• batteries • neW tyres • oil & 

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• full mechanical repairs 

oPen 6 days (sat until 1pm) 

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SOUTHERN VIEW 

If you want more information about an item or to contact a 

seller, visit www.postanote.co.nz and search the ID# 

Nissan Maxima 

Pink Chair 

Toyota Caldina 

Mahogany Dining Table & 6 Chairs 

Eurotech Oil Heater 

Chesterfield Arm Chair 

$900 

ID 21212 

$10 

ID 32081 

$2,300 

ID 32035 

$800 

ID 32128 

$5 

ID 31546 

See Seller 

ID 31916 

Toyota Avensis Wagon 

2015 Yamaha MT-09 ABS 

2011 Toyota Hilux 

Great Fishing Boat 

Jet Boat - Jet 44 Invader Hull 

Solid Kauri Colonial Desk 

$7,999 

ID 31664 

$8,500 

ID 25296 

$24,0000 

ID 32107 

$55,000 

ID 31132 

$5,950 

ID 32073 

$350 

ID 31909 

Metal Easel 

Aluminium Boat & Warranted Trailer 

Large Model Plane 

Three Plush Teddies 

2004 Honda Fit For Sale 

Leather 3-seater Sofa 

$200 

ID 32071 

$2,500 

ID 28339 

$150 

ID 31913 

$10 

ID 32102 

$3,700 

ID 31057 

$390 

ID 31305 

Solid Rimu Desk by Gavin Cox 

1993 Toyota Estima Emina 

1896 Roper Steam Bicycle Replica 

Housetruck/Sleepout 

NZ New Corolla Wagon 

Victorian Porcelain 

$550 

ID 31910 

$3,800 

ID 31970 

$65,000 

ID 31942 

$8,000 

ID 31888 

$4,700 

ID 31967 

$350 

ID 31848 

1992 Gibson Firebird V, Mint Mazda MX-5 

Small Dehumidifier 

Bell Decanters 

Tidy VY SS Commodore 

Coffee Table - Recycled Hardwood 

$3,000 

ID 31883 

$10,990 

ID 26396 

$50 

ID 31875 

$75 

ID 31865 

$14,750 

ID 31800 

$375 

ID 31869 

Ryobi Hedge Cutter 

AMW Heavy Duty Scooter 

Samsung Fridge/Freezer 

FREE Piano 

Alloy Jet Boat 

Fish Tank, Cabinet & Equipment 

$50 

ID 31826 

$2,995 

ID 28336 

$225 

ID 31746 

FREE 

ID 31744 

$8,000 

ID 28259 

$300 

ID 31653 

Couch 

Suzuki 

2005 Nissan Tiida Latio 

Kawasaki ER 650N 

Sofa Bed 

Leather Recliner 

$150 

ID 31705 

$1,200 

ID 31703 

$4,000 

ID 31840 

See Seller 

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$185 

ID 31687 

$110 

ID 31666 

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Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100 

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Pop-Up Shop 

HAREWOOD CHCH 

Canterbury Anniversary Weekend 

Friday 15 Nov 11am-5pm 

Saturday 16 Nov 10am-3pm 

St James Church Hall, Harewood 

with plenty of parking at the rear of the hall, 

just off the roundabout by the airport. 

www.cushlasvillagefabrics.co.nz 

Eftpos available 

Car Parts 

TYRES Secondhand, 

most szs from $30 - $70 

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2404 

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A GARDEN OR 

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& 022 264 7452 

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Australia QLD 

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0061 7 5443 5011 

Trades & Services 

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CLEARING 

Are you 

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or trying to 

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Call All Clear 

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unwanted items. 

Ph: 03 260 0934 

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YOU COULD 

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For assistance contact Vicky 

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vicky.sayers@starmedia.kiwi 


DRIVEWAYS 

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Things we offer... 

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free quotes/insurance scopes 

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www.drivecrete.co.nz 


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(0800 4 JIMJIM) 


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heat control 

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03 365 3653 0800 368 468 

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frosting designs 

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Phone Kevin 

027 561 4629 


BEST BATHROOMS 

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free quote, all building 

property maintenace ph 03 

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ciey@xtra.co.nz 

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George Lockyer. Over 

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repairs. Heritage 

brickwork & stonework 

a speciality. No job too 

small. Governers Bay. 

Home 329 9344. Cell 

027 684 4046. E mail 

georgelockyer@xtra.co.nz 

CARPET LAYING 

Exp. Repairs, uplifting, 

relaying, restretching. 

Phone John on 0800 

003181, 027 240 7416 

jflattery@xtra.co.nz 

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Indoor / Outdoor, over 30 

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ph Steve 021 255 7968 

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50 yrs combined exp. 

New, older homes, int ,ext. 

Locals working for locals. 

We stand by Canterbury. 

Ph Wayne 027 274 3541 / 

385 4348 

ROTARY HOEING 

Vege gardens, new 

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SPOUTING 

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Cleaned Out and Flushed 

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or 021 043 2034 

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Best price guarantee Tony 

0275 588 895 


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4311440. 

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.Aerial & satellite 

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Moorhouse Ave, ph 03 379 

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Public Notices 

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