Nor'West News: 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.

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Award for work with World Vision

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.

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN

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 one

of the most prestigious World

‘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

Vision awards, the Spirit of

Dulcie award, for his desire and

motivation to make a change in

the world.

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Police use

‘covert’

operations

in bid to

bag window

smashers


POLICE HAVE been performing

covert operations and stepping up

their presence in Bishopdale in a

bid to catch people throwing rocks

through windows.

Senior Sergeant Roy Appley said

police have been

patrolling the suburb

and undertaking

“covert and overt

operations” for the

past two weeks

after seven reports

of windows being

smashed with rocks.

Although they are

yet to catch those

Roy Appley

responsible, there have been no

reports of smashed windows since

October 19.

Said Senior Sergeant Appley: “We

haven’t held anybody to account yet,

but one way or another the reduction

has happened, which is what we are

after.”

However, residents can still

expect to see more police around

Bishopdale as they aim to prevent

further crime in the area.

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•HAVE YOUR SAY: What do you make of the newly-elected chairs and deputy chairs? Email

your views to claire.booker@starmedia.kiwi

Board chair goes to Norrish


EXPERIENCED member

Emma Norrish will take over

as chairwoman of the Papanui-

Innes Community Board after

former-chairwoman Ali Jones

decided not to run for the role.

The third term board member

was deputy

chairwoman

last term to Ms

Jones, and was

unanimously

voted in last

week to lead

the board for

the next three

Emma Norrish

years.

Ms Jones

was not at the meeting last week,

but she had already informed the

board members she did not want

to be considered for the role of

chairwoman, and the board had

discussed that Ms Norrish would

be a good fit for the role.

Said Ms Jones: “I wasn’t prepared

to put my name forward

for the role. My personal earthquake

claim needs to be my top

priority at the moment.”

Ms Norrish said her good local

knowledge and experience as a

deputy chairwoman will serve

her well in the new role.

“Being the deputy for the last

term has equipped me well to

serve in this role,” Ms Norrish

said.

The challenge for deputy chair

was close, with community

board newcomers Simon Britten

and Emma Twaddell both nominated

for the role.

Mr Britten won the vote

3-2, and said he looks forward

to bringing his experience in

working collaboratively and his

experience with chairing other

boards to the role.

The Fendalton-Waimairi-

Harewood Community Board

will be led by experienced fourterm

member David Cartwright.

But Mr Cartwright plans on

stepping down after about a year

in the role to allow a younger

board member to take on the

role.

He hopes the initiative to

change chairs catches on in other

boards across the city.

Bridget Williams may be just

the right fit to step into the role

of chair in a year’s time, and

she was unanimously elected

NEWLY-ELECTED:

Fendalton-

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Community Board

members (rear,

from left) councillor

Aaron Keown, Mike

Wall, councilor

Sam MacDonald,

Jason Middlemiss.

(Front) councillor

James Gough,

Shirish Paranjape,

David Cartwright

(chairman), Bridget

Williams (deputy

chairwoman) and

Linda Chen at their

inaugural meeting

last week.

as deputy chairwoman at the

meeting.

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the intricacies and ins and outs

of the details and commitments

of the chair and deputy chair.”

Mr Cartwright hopes to play

a part in getting a tree policy,

which relates to safe removal and

maintenance of the city’s trees

brought into action, which has

been sitting in a draft format for

about 17 years.

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FIREARMS COLLECTION

Prohibited firearms and parts

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events at 545 Wairakei Rd,

Burnside, on Wednesday and

Thursday from 10am-7pm. The

nationwide buy-back will end

on December 20, and there will

be no extension to this date.

Prohibited firearms or parts

must be handed in before this

date. Anyone prosecuted will

lose their firearms and face

a penalty of up to five years

imprisonment.

SPEED LIMITS IN PLACE

The new 30km/h signs are

in place near the Northlands

Shopping Centre. The signs were

installed last week on Sisson

Dr, Langdons Rd, Restell St and

Winston Ave. The speed zone

changes were approved by the

Papanui-Innes Community

Board in September.

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Plan revealed to fix worn

out Bishopdale skate park

PLANS TO revamp one of the

largest suburban skate park’s in

the city have been revealed.

Bishopdale Park’s worn out

skate area on Leacroft St will

undergo a makeover to make it

more suitable for beginner and

intermediate skaters.

The total area of the skate park

will increase from 1197sq m to

almost 1300sq m.

The city council is asking for

feedback on a series of proposed

improvements to the park.

Specialist skate park

designer Richard Smith was

commissioned to create a

landscape plan.

The proposed skate park

would feature a pump bump, low

pyramid, roll-overs, and a jersey

barrier, blended into a roll-over

finger, as well as bench seating

and a picnic table. The existing

concrete slabs would be resealed

and the quarter-pipe replaced

with a granite ledge and smaller

half pipe.

Said city council head of parks

Andrew Rutledge: “Bishopdale

Park is close to a number of

schools and is very popular with

local families. Improving the existing

skate area will make it even

more appealing to young people

in the area and provide them

There will be an opportunity to discuss the revamp plans

for the Bishopdale Park skate area with city council staff on

November 24 at the park between 11am and 2pm

PLANS: The proposed upgrade of the Bishopdale Park skate

area includes a new half-pipe and granite ledge, as well as

bench seating and a picnic table.

with some good challenges.”

About 500 information leaflets

have been delivered to nearby

properties and key stakeholders

last week. Suggestions for the

design were collected from last

year’s Bishopdale Skate Jam

event.

•Feedback on the plans

can be made before

December 9 at https://

ccc.govt.nz/the-council/

consultations-andsubmissions/haveyoursay/

show/275

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 De-

Generes, multiple different actors

and celebrities overseas and also

many famous New Zealanders.”

Izaac did not get many responses

but heard back from

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern,

Nico Porteus, some All Blacks

and other New Zealand artists.

From there, he had the idea to

host an art auction, which raised

$12,000, he then door-knocked

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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 the

country to assist with fundraising

for World Vision, and he 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.

HUMANITARIAN:

When Izaac

Wilson goes to

Malawi next year,

he will witness

first-hand the

work World

Vision does,

such as helping

communities

access clean

water.

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As local MP, there’s nothing more

satisfying than working alongside

local residents in advocating

for the important things in our

community. At my over 60s’

coffee morning in Belfast recently,

Colleen and Frank raised

concerns about young children

crossing the railway line from

Thompsons Road to get to Belfast

School. I organised a meeting

for them with the New Zealand

Transport Agency (NZTA). Colleen

and Frank were thrilled to hear

that NZTA will build a crossing

over the railway line with warning

bells and an automatic gate, to be

completed by the middle of next

year. This will also help the elderly

with mobility scooters to cross

safely to get to the Northwood

Supa Centre.

I joined our Canterbury MPs in

celebrating our Indian community

at the Diwali Festival. The Festival

of Lights is a great way for us

to share in Indian culture and

acknowledge the contribution of

our migrants.

With over 23 schools in the

electorate, it’s a busy time with

a number of school prizegivings

being held. Last week I

joined Kaiapoi High School in

acknowledging their seniors at the

end of year prizegiving. I enjoy

these opportunities to engage

with our young people.

Last week saw the last of my

over 60s’ coffee mornings for

this year and a huge thank you

to all who attended. It has been

enormously valuable to me to

hear your views.

I wish everyone a great

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and many of us have great

memories as children enjoying

the rides, candyfloss and animals.

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Entertainer honoured with local hero award

• By Matt Slaughter

KATHLEEN HOOD has spent 40

years putting smiles on the faces of

Christchurch’s elderly.

The 86-year-old entertains

residents at Elmswood Retirement

Village, Bryndwr, and Middlepark

Rest Home, Upper Riccarton, 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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home residents.

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comfort for all the seasons. Two bathrooms to

speed everyone happily on their way in the

mornings and with five bedrooms there's a

bedroom for everyone, including visiting family

or friends.

Internal access garaging garage with a home

office, wood sheds and garden shed to house

those extra things. Easily accessible and just a

stroll away are the Kendal Ave shops, with buses

stopping close by. This home is a must see

and you will be impressed - it makes absolute

economic sense!

For definite sale, this home will be sold on or

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Auction: Thursday 28 November 2019 from 12.00

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One size and one shape definitely

does not fit all. One weekend recently,

I had the pleasure of joining a tour of

architectural homes which championed

the principles of energy awareness and

conservation, amongst other things.

Style over size was evident amongst all

the individual and specific architectural

signatures, as was the variation of

spatial configurations, and this has

caused me to reflect on the increasing

popularity of smaller properties and

the acceptance of different ways of

doing things.

Firstly, size. Not small, as in ‘let’s fit your entire

life into a caravan’, but small as in compact,

thoughtful and clever, is enjoying an increase in

popularity throughout our region. The restraint

required to ‘live smaller’ would be too much for

me and it’s no secret that I have a maximalist

rather than a minimalist approach, but I can

definitely appreciate why this trend is gaining

momentum nationally and internationally.

Millennials wanting a chance to get onto the

property ladder are considering alternatives

to the types of properties their parents might

have started with, and size features strongly in

this equation, whilst retirees are wanting to turn

things on their head and look to a similar lifestyle

and property, but smaller, having been there and

done that.

One of the reasons for considering a smaller

dwelling is obvious: energy efficiency. A smaller

house should be easier to heat, and this flows

The BIG trend

of going SMALL

directly on to a reduced cost. A smaller ecological

footprint, helping both your pocket and our

planet. Solar-powered options feature, as do

passive heating methods based around a house’s

orientation and construction. Excess materials,

color choices and furniture are all pared back, and

clever storage options become all-important.

The other notable element in choosing to live

like this is that your community and your city

surroundings take on a whole new meaning, and

with ‘intimate’ (my word for ‘tiny’!) garden spaces,

you can see the merit in this. The park next-door

acts as your garden and the city, your backyard –

and potentially a scooter replaces your car.

For me, it seems like the easiest time to make a

decision to commit to this lifestyle would be when

you first start out and don’t have much or later

when you have so much that you think, ‘I now want

less’. That middle period with kids, cars, bikes and

all the other stuff that comes with life would make

it too hard for some, but as the tour I’ve referred to

has taught me, not everyone feels this way. Therein

lies the beauty of the times we live in and the

choices we have.

One size certainly doesn’t fit all – nor is it expected

too – and it just so happens that there are

architects, builders, developers and designers

thinking the same way. It makes for an engaging

and interesting era.

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St Andrew’s music teacher honoured


DUNCAN FERGUSON has

been teaching at St Andrew’s

College for 10 years and last

week he was named New

Zealand’s Music Teacher of the

Year.

The head of music was in

Wellington last week with a

group of students on a field trip,

and he said it was very special to

have the students with him as he

accepted the Tui award.

Mr Ferguson plans to display

it on his desk at school, and said

he was very humbled to win the

award.

Said Mr Ferguson: “To even

be nominated was special.

While winning an award is no

motivation for what I do, it is

gratifying to see that the long

hours and hard work I put in has

been recognised at a national

level.

“My amazing students provide

the biggest motivation to do a

good job. I am lucky to be their

teacher,” he said.

Mr Ferguson was the only

South Island finalist, with the

others being Jane Egan, of

Gisborne, and Auckland’s Sue

Banham.

At St Andrew’s, Mr Ferguson

manages 30 co-curricular

groups across all genres of

‘My amazing students

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motivation to do a good

job. I am lucky to be their

teacher’ – Duncan Ferguson

music, which more than 140

students are involved in. He

did not expect to win the award

but was quietly confident in his

chances.

“If I didn’t win I would

naturally have been

disappointed, but at the same

time still super proud that I was

a finalist,” he said.

Mr Ferguson said the award

will not change the way he

works or how his students and

colleagues view him.

“The main reason why I won

the award is that I am constantly

questioning my practice and

figuring out new ways of better

serving my students from year

to year. That will continue to

happen.

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level training teachers and

providing them with resources

will [also] continue as I want

to see all young musicians and

composers in New Zealand

empowered by the music

education system,” Mr Ferguson

said.

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the Bishopdale Community Group

Facebook page after two thefts were

reported last weekend.

A woman had her handbag stolen

from her home on Mooray Ave and

$1000 was spent on her credit card

at Bishopdale Village Mall.

“This highlights people need to

be constantly thinking about their

personal safety. If we make it harder

[for potential thieves], these events

may be less likely to happen,” Senior

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A 16-year-old male also had his

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thought to be in their late teens or

early 20s. The men cut the young

cyclist off in a silver sedan, then

rugby tackled him off the bike

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IN CONCERT: Polly Lee and Chloe Jiang performing with the

Christchurch Symphony Orchestra at the town hall.

Girls show ‘poise and

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TWO YOUNG musicians got

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Christchurch Symphony

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Rangi Ruru Girls’

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and grace.”

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violinists,” said Mrs

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alongside much older

musicians is a clear

indication of the high

calibre of some of our

current and future music

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The film Lured was made by

CGHS students Louise Kim and

Georgie Baddeley, who created it

in their media studies class.

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her best friend.

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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

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productions.

“As I have only starred in one

other film, I wasn’t quite sure

what would tick the boxes for

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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

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THE BEST secondary school

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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.

The Breakers will host the

South East Melbourne Phoenix

on December 20.

Christ’s College’s Josh Book

and Mason Whittaker, St Bede’s

Walter Brown, Papanui’s Izzy

Orr and St Andrew’s Mac

Stodart will all take part in the

games.

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

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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.

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by the top six high school boys

coaches and former Canterbury

Wildcats coach Lori McDaniel.

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the effort and achievements of

the players throughout the season,”

Mr Hammond said.

There are also plans to

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

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High School), Lachie McFarlane

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Ashlee Strawbridge (Rangi

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Katie Jo Van Den Bogaert

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(Avonside High School), Kyla

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Wednesday, 1-2.30pm, at

Redwood, Thursday, 1.30-

3.30pm, at Fendalton.

Take your knitting, crochet or

other craft projects and have fun

with a social group. This is a free,

drop-in event.

Bishopdale, Redwood and

Fendalton libraries

Digital exhibition: He Rau

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Every day except Friday, all day

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to the unsung heroes of Ngāi

Tahu and shares the stories

of their role in World War 1.

The exhibition will run until

November 30.

Bishopdale Library

Housie

Wednesday, 7.15pm

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and play housie as a fundraiser

for the Christchurch United

Football Club. Food and drink

available for purchase.

Papanui League Clubrooms, 53

Sawyers Arms Rd

SeniorNet

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Email claire.booker@starmedia.kiwi by

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attendees are asked to make a

gold coin donation. For more

information phone 027 555 6269.

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Tuesday, 12.15-12.45pm

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Tuesday, 3.30-4.30pm.

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these Makerspace sessions.

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Tuesday, 10.30-noon, at

Redwood, Wednesday, 1-3pm, at

Bishopdale, and 1.30-3.30pm, at

Shirley

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group. Head along when you

can. No bookings required. All

materials supplied. Free event.

Redwood, Bishopdale and

Shirley libraries

Bolivia card game

Thursday, 1-3pm

Learn a new game. Cards and

cardholders are supplied. Phone

941 7923 for more information.

Bishopdale Library

Senior men’s exercise

group

Friday, 11- 11.45 am

Low impact exercise classes

designed for seniors. Wear

something comfortable and

turn up – no registrations

required. Participants are asked

to bring a $3 koha as a donation.

Phone 375 0850 for more

information.

Northcity Church, 95a Sawyers

Arms Rd, Papanui.

JP Clinics

Tuesday, 10am-1pm, at

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10am-1pm, at Bishopdale,

Saturday, 10am-noon, at

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A justice of the peace

will be available to witness

signatures and documents,

certify document copies, hear

oaths, declarations, affidavits

or affirmations, as well as sign

Go along to Shirley

Library on Tuesday from

9.30-11am for an adult

creative Christmas card

workshop. Create your

own greeting cards to

give to friends and family

during the festive season.

Ph 941 7923 to register.

citizenship or rates rebates

applications.

Papanui, Shirley, Bishopdale

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Saturday, 1-3.30pm at Shirley,

Monday, 2-4pm at Papanui

Go along if you are interested

in playing or learning about

mahjong. Free. Register for the

Shirley Library event.

Shirley and Papanui libraries

Super Saturday Storytimes

Saturday, 11-11.45am

Encourage learning

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interactive programme with

stories, songs, rhymes, craft and

play. Free.

Shirley Library

Tabletop Games

Monday, 11am-5.15pm

Play some tabletop board

games. Free event, no bookings

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AUTOMOTIVE PROFESSIONALS

NOR’WEST NEWS

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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

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Their cranford Street workshop

boasts a suite of highly specialised

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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

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with the vehicle’s active components,

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confidence in its performance.

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Roses Auto Electrical are located

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Phone 352 5090 to book in for

service for repairs, or visit their

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Enquiries over $469,000

2 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | 1 kitchen | 1 living/dining room

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Welcome to an absolute winning

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find. The lucky new owners will quickly

appreciate the north positioned location

capturing the all-day sunshine with

superb views over our Pacific Ocean to the

Kaikoura Mountains and Bay Harbour.

This spacious renovated 110m 2 Belleview

address incorporates all day sunshine and

views which literally take your breath away.

The floor plan offers a variety of options

with open plan living. For the chef of the

family, a lovely new kitchen awaits you!

The layout of the living area captures the

moment our beautiful sun rises from the

ocean and welcomes the day.

Living spaces lead themselves to

entertaining with a fabulous flow to the

outdoor decking area and landscaped

private grounds of approximately 310m 2 .

Tuck yourself away from the easterly winds.

The home’s inherent warmth is completed

by partial double glazing, a cosy heat pump,

and under tile heating in the bathroom.

The layout comprises two double

bedrooms, the main bedroom is a real

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The home’s generous dimensions are

complemented by the established grounds.

The gardens feature a contemporary

scheme that complements the house.

Easy drive on access to the single internal

accessed garage plus storage and parking

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Ideal location for professionals, elderly

wanting a smaller home with views.

The exciting Ferrymead shopping

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hill with a multitude of cafes and new

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Outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage

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Please call Debra Hakaraia

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Tuesday November 12 2019


NOR’WEST NEWS

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

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

Nissan Maxima

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Toyota Caldina

Mahogany Dining Table & 6 Chairs

Eurotech Oil Heater

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$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

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$8,500

ID 25296

$24,0000

ID 32107

$55,000

ID 31132

$5,950

ID 32073

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ID 31909

Metal Easel

Aluminium Boat & Warranted Trailer

Large Model Plane

Three Plush Teddies

2004 Honda Fit For Sale

Leather 3-seater Sofa

$200

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$2,500

ID 28339

$150

ID 31913

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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

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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

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$10,990

ID 26396

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ID 31865

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Kawasaki ER 650N

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Leather Recliner

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$1,200

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$4,000

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334 4125

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Phone 027 370 2572

enquiries@tawbuilders.co.nz

www.tawbuilders.co.nz

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tel: 0508 873 7483

email: sales@affordableconcrete.co.nz

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house and garden

home

cleaning

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services available

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your one stop shop for home services

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0800 535 355

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michaelkellypainter@hotmail.co.nz

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free quote, all building Phone John on 0800

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jflattery@xtra.co.nz

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a speciality. No job too replacements. Phone Chris

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ph 021 026 73375 or 03

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heat transfers, repair/

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or text Corban 027 846

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applicator. Spiders, flies,

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387369

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experience. Ring 0800

387-369

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5779

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Main North Rd, ph 027

3113423

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or 021 043 2034

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0275 588 895

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334 4125

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too small. Ph Ross 027

4311440.

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Moorhouse Ave, ph 03 379

1400

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ph 03 338-1655

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We love

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It’s an unquestionable truth – the success of our clients is

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Summerset at Wigram serviced apartment resident, Alma with daughter Maree

Serviced apartments,

the best of both worlds

Discover how Summerset living allows

Alma to stay active and thrive

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NOR’WEST NEWS

“ Since Mum’s been here,

she’s just blossomed”

From growing up in a big family in Christchurch to being happily married for 63 years, Alma’s had

plenty of company throughout her whole life.

So, when the option to move to a Summerset serviced apartment came up, Alma and daughter

Maree were naturally a little nervous it might be a bit on the quiet side for her. But, since the move,

they’ve discovered it’s been anything but quiet.

“I don’t think you’d ever need to feel lonely here. It’s just like a big family and there’s always

something going on,” remarks Alma.

When she first arrived at her serviced apartment, Alma had her husband by her side. Sadly, he

passed away shortly after due to on-going health issues. “I thought it might take her a little while to

deal with the loss of dad and… the new surroundings, but it was quite amazing really how quickly

she settled, and I think that was down to the staff,” recalls daughter Maree.

Alma with Maree as a toddler

While the move was a big decision, the whole family feel that Alma has “blossomed” since and

has become more herself again.

“ She’s involved herself in things that she hadn’t done for years, Choir. Exercising.

She’s just taken it with both hands, made friends and it’s all been just amazing.”

Maree and Alma both admit that the stigma of retirement living put them off for longer than it

needed to. “I think mum was just so delighted when she came here and realised how welcoming

and how well-run [the place was] and what care was here for her. I think it was an eye-opener, really.”

Having Alma living at home with her would have been a dream for Maree, but with the reality of

working all day, she worried her mum would be very bored. But Alma hasn’t had time for boredom

at all since moving to Summerset. “There’s so much to keep you occupied. Music. Happy Hour, little

outings. It’s a lovely place to be.”

Alma also fills her time with a cheeky bit of cleaning, even though she doesn’t need to lift a finger.

“I don’t think she leaves a lot for the staff to clean, but that’s mum,” laughs Maree.

“It’s a relief for us to know that she’s taken care of. Dad would be so pleased to see she’s in a

place like this. It’s just been a godsend.”

To hear Alma’s full story, visit summerset.co.nz/servicedapartments

Alma and Maree enjoy quality time

together at Summerset at Wigram

Serviced apartments pre-selling*

now at Summerset on Cavendish!

View our show home, plans and pricing today!

Summerset on Cavendish

147 Cavendish Road, Casebrook

*Licence to occupy.



Love serviced apartment living

The best of both worlds: Independent retirement living with support on hand

Summerset serviced apartments are modern, purpose-built homes designed for the over 70s. Serviced apartments are light and

spacious with open plan living, a kitchenette and a separate double bedroom with a large ensuite.

Move in and make it your own

You can furnish it as you like and there’s plenty of room to entertain family and friends.

Summerset serviced apartments, offer:

• Some of the largest serviced apartments in Christchurch

• Patio or balcony homes offering amazing indoor-outdoor flow

• Open plan living

• Located in the heart of the village, close to all the facilities.

You’re welcome to take a tour of our stunning show home, view plans and pricing at a time that suits you, we’re open 7 days!

For more information visit summerset.co.nz/casebrook, or call 0800 SUMMER (786 637)

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View our show home, plans and pricing today!



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NOR’WEST NEWS

Serviced apartments pre-selling* now!

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Discover Summerset

on Cavendish

Apartment living in the heart of our community

Summerset serviced apartments are located in the heart of our village,

close to all of the facilities.

With options for couples and singles, serviced apartments are designed

to create the perfect balance between independence and support to suit

your needs.

Our homes are low maintenance, free from all the hassles of upkeep.

It’s all about stress-free living, where time is yours to live the life you choose.

Serviced apartments

pre-selling* now

View our stunning show home,

plans and pricing today!



Take bus route 28 straight to our gate

*Licence to occupy.

As a Summerset on Cavendish resident, you’ll have access to a range of community facilities, including;

Divine Café

Exercise room

Communal vegetable

gardens

Hair and beauty

Residents’ bar

All-weather bowling green

Residents’ workshop

Swimming pool and/or

spa pool

To find out more about Summerset on Cavendish serviced apartments,

visit summerset.co.nz/casebrook or call 0800 SUMMER

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