Pegasus Post: December 17, 2019

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2019
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Interim principal appointed for Haeata
PEGGY BURROWS has been
appointed as the new interim
principal of Haeata Community
Campus.
Dr Burrows will replace current
principal Andy Kai Fong
who is moving to Dubai. She will
fill the role for the first two terms
next year.
Dr Burrows is the former
principal of Rangiora High
School and her appointment will
enable Haeata’s board of trustees
to conduct a robust recruitment
process to find the long-term
replacement for Mr Kai Fong.
“Finding an experienced
school manager for an interim
period can be challenging for any
school, so the board is excited
that Peggy has agreed to take on
the role for the next two terms,”
said board chairwoman Sam Uta’i.
Dr Burrows is a successful educator
with experience in primary,
secondary and tertiary sectors
of the New Zealand education
system.
She was principal at Rangiora
High School from 2003 until
2015 where she managed 200
staff and grew the school role
from 1276 to 1801 students.
During her tenure, she oversaw
the development of the new innovative
learning environment at
Rangiora High School.
“That background will be very
LEADER:
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from Andy
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the principal
of Haeata
Community
Campus for
the first two
terms of
next year. ​
helpful working at Haeata with
our vision around modern learning
practices and modern learning
spaces,” said Ms Uta’i.
Dr Burrows has a reputation
of developing leaders in her staff
and during her tenure at Rangiora
High School, the school
produced 11 assistant principals,
four deputy principals, one associate
principal and one principal.
She had a strong relationship
with her school, but was forced
to step down after a dispute
with her employer, before the
Employment Court later ruled
that she should not have been
removed.
Ms Uta’i said the board
are aware of this history
and comfortable with their
appointment.
“Our board includes several
experienced, well-connected
educators and we have used
their networks to do an in-depth
vetting process, so the board is
confident Peggy will be a great
asset for Haeata.”
Dr Burrows holds a PhD from
Canterbury University, which
explored bicultural/kaupapa
Māori leadership principles.
Most recently, Dr Burrows
has been teaching a year 6, 7
and 8 class at Waipara School
and worked with the College of
Education in the professional
learning and teacher education
programme.
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PLAYGROUND UPGRADES
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board has
approved the refurbishment of
two playgrounds at a combined
total of $165,000. Radley
Playground, in Woolston and
King Park Playground, in Mt
Pleasant, are reaching the
end of their lifespan and will
receive new equipment for
a range of ages and abilities.
Construction is likely to start
in May or June 2020.
CYCLING CONCERNS
Concerns around the lack
of cycling infrastructure
close to popular recreation
spots have been expressed.
These concerns were raised
with the Spreydon-Cashmere
Community Board at its
December 3 meeting. The
person who addressed the
board said they have noticed
more people biking to
recreation destinations but
often these places do not have
facilities such as cycle stands.
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The North Wai Boardriders
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Leroy’s beard no more
• By Devon Bolger
LEROY BROWN was relieved
to see he had just one chin after
shaving off his beard for men’s
health.
The Woolston resident and
popular staff member of the
Famous Grouse Hotel in Lincoln
lost his distinctive beard of three
years in front of patrons on club
night last Tuesday.
He had pledged the beard
would go if $5000 was raised for
Movember.
That figure was surpassed and
$6000 will go to the charity dedicated
to men’s health.
“I was pretty nervous when I
found out I would lose it at first
but I settled in when I realised it
was all going to a good cause and
I was happy to be involved,” said
Mr Brown.
He was initially planning on
growing out the beard again.
“I was planning on growing it
straight back but from everyone’s
comments, I’m not overly sure.
“There’s been a lot of opinions
to stay shaven so we will see if the
pressure gets the best of me,” Mr
Brown said.
He was amazed at the amount
of money raised.
“Everyone should be very
proud, it was quite a feat and we
could make a real difference.
BEFORE AND AFTER: Leroy Brown surpassed his fundraising goal of $5000 for men’s health and
cut his beard off.
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Tunnel to be drilled under Heathcote River
A TUNNEL is set to be drilled
under the Heathcote River
and through Woolston next
month as part of the Lyttelton
Harbour wastewater project.
A 535-metre pipeline will
be pulled through the tunnel
under the river and the Ferry
Rd roundabout by a method
called directional drilling.
It will then connect the
Alport Pl pump station to the
Heathcote Valley pipeline,
the final step of a project to
connect Lyttelton Harbour’s
wastewater system to the main
Christchurch system.
Part of Ferry Rd from St
Johns St to the Ferry Rd
roundabout will be closed to
install the pipeline from 8pm
January 25 to 10am January
26.
This work is part of the
fourth and final stage of the
project, that once complete,
will put an end to the routine
discharge of treated wastewater
into Lyttelton Harbour.
Up until now wastewater
from Lyttelton, Governors
Bay and Diamond Harbour
has been treated at wastewater
treatment plants in each of
the townships before being
discharged through outfall
pipelines into Lyttelton Harbour.
“This project, when completed,
will end the routine
CLEANER: A tunnel will be drilled under the Heathcote River to put an end to the
discharge of treated wastewater into Lyttelton Harbour ​
discharge of treated wastewater
into Lyttelton Harbour, a
fantastic environmental milestone
for our city,” said city
council head of three waters
and waste Helen Beaumont.
The multimillion-dollar
project is being constructed
in four stages, with stages one
and two now complete and
stage four set for completion
in early 2020.
In stage three, the existing
wastewater treatment plants at
Cashin Quay, Governors Bay
and Diamond Harbour are
being converted into pump
stations to pipe all of Lyttelton
Harbour’s wastewater through
the Lyttelton Tunnel.
The Cashin Quay treatment
plant has been converted and
the pump station is being
tested before commissioning.
The new Diamond Harbour
pump station is on track for
commissioning this month.
Work on the new pump
station on Lyttelton’s Simeon
Quay is now expected to be
complete by next October,
due to a redesign of the pump
station, with the entire wastewater
network commissioned
in late 2020.
This pump station will be
the powerhouse that pumps
all of the harbour’s wastewater
through Lyttelton Tunnel and
the Heathcote Valley pipeline
to the main Christchurch
system.
“Due to the intricate nature
of the pump station, we need
to take a bit more time to get
the design right,” Ms Beaumont
said.
“It’s important to note this is
still being delivered well ahead
time and will meet council’s
target of ending the discharge
of treated wastewater into Lyttelton
Harbour by 2021.”
The city council is working
with Environment Canterbury,
Te Hapū o Ngāti Wheke,
Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu
and Lyttelton Port Company
and harbour communities to
improve water quality in Lyttelton
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Cutting a path to a new direction in life
• By Bea Gooding
GROWING UP, Zarian
Taungahihifo never experienced
being in the spotlight.
The 19-year-old encountered
issues many young people of
today commonly face – a lack of
direction after high school or the
discovery of one’s identity and
place in the world.
Rubbing shoulders with
the “wrong crowd” pulled Mr
Taungahihifo down a dangerous
path of drugs and delinquency
at a young age, but after a sitdown
with his father, he decided
enough was enough.
“One day I sat down with my
dad and evaluated where I was
at, and nothing positive was happening.
So we started looking for
other options,” he said.
He undertook work experience
at The Barber Lounge for a few
months before being offered
an apprenticeship through the
Ministry of Social Development’s
Mana and Mahi programme,
designed to help young people
acquire valuable qualifications
and skills.
It was not long before he tasted
success, competing at the New
Zealand Association of Registered
Hairdressers competition
at Ara Institute of Canterbury,
which showcased talent from
hairdressers and barbers nationwide
last August.
Said Mr Taungahihifo: “Growing
up my whole life the spotlight
has never been on me, and
to hear my name being called
out for first place was pretty
overwhelming.”
He took out the top prize in
two categories – Men’s En Trend
TRANSFORMATION: Barber Zarian Taungahihifo has gone from mixing with the wrong crowd to
claiming a top award at the New Zealand Association of Registered Hairdressers competition.
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Classic Barbering: The Fade and
the Ray Astwood Barbering
Award, both in the new talent
category.
He said his proudest
achievement would not have
been possible without the
mentorship and support of his
“family” at The Barber Lounge in
Papanui who welcomed him like
a brother.
“I love life a lot better now.
I’m in a better headspace, in a
better environment and around
positive people who have goals,”
he said.
“Back then I was hanging out
with people who would only put
me in the wrong positions and
didn’t really care about me.”
It has been said that it takes a
village to raise a child, and The
Barber Lounge senior barber
Lucas Kelly felt this to be true.
Mr Kelly and the team were
the driving force behind Mr
Taungahihifo’s success, instilling
in him the Polynesian way of
humility, respect and hospitality.
Said Mr Taungahihifo: “Once
I started working at the lounge,
I learned how to respect myself,
the peers around me and to just
be myself.”
Mr Kelly saw himself in
the 19-year-old when he went
through similar issues in his own
life, fuelling his desire to mentor
the teenager.
“That’s what I identified
in Zarian when I met him,
that he was just a new generation
of what I was, growing up
with similar backgrounds,” he
said,
“Something that stuck out
was if I had someone like me
when I was in my own situation,
I would’ve wished somebody
would help me too.”
Born and bred in Mairehau,
Mr Taungahihifo was in a
“tough place” during school
when he was bullied for his size,
and dealing with the separation
of his parents as a child.
“I was a bit of a bully too as I
got older because I was lacking
self-confidence, so it made me
feel better about myself,” he said.
As much as it was a learning
curve, he believed that in the future
he would become a mentor
for someone else, passing on the
knowledge and experiences that
were shown to him.
Said Mr Taungahihifo: “With
what’s happened to me, I want to
change someone else’s life
too, someone who was in my
position and be like how Lucas is
to me.”
Amongst the pumping
music, buzzing conversations
and warmth of brotherhood
within the walls of The Barber
Lounge, Mr Taungahihifo was
proud of his journey and perseverance.
He advised young people stuck
in a difficult situation to surround
themselves with positive
people and to take a chance on
something new.
“Don’t be scared, I was, but
once you step through that door
of being scared, the sooner you
step outside your comfort zone,”
he said.
From public speaking, finishing
his qualification, entering
next year’s NZARH competition
and attending industry awards
– 2020 will prove to be a big year
for Mr Taungahihifo.
“In a short space of time, a lot
has changed and it’s only going
to go up from here.”
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Park visitors can enjoy the antics of
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devils, addax, monkeys (including our new
male, Tostada), meerkats and much more!
The Park has an extensive native fauna
section including a range of native geckos
plus the pre-historic tuatara. Orana has a
fantastic collection of friendly domestic
animals in the Farmyard.
Our new Annual Pass means visitors can
enjoy visiting the zoo for a full 12 months
from date of purchase, and it makes a great
gift. Our fabulous wildlife themed Gift
Shop has a range of cracker Christmas
stocking filler ideas and you can visit the
shop without needing to enter the zoo. A
brand new visitor café space has recently
been completed and offers magnificent
views across the Park.
Orana is internationally renowned for
its involvement in zoo-based breeding
programmes for endangered exotic and
native species. The Park contributes to
breed for release recovery programmes
for threatened native wildlife – to date,
over 90 pateke (brown teal), 75 whio (blue
duck) and 26 kiwi and 7 orange-fronted
kakariki from Orana have been released to
the wild! When you visit, you are directly
supporting our conservation work.
It’s a full day of fun for everyone at
Orana Wildlife Park! 793 McLeans Island
Road, Christchurch (15 minutes’ drive
from the airport), ph 03 359 7109 / info@
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Squawkzilla and the Giants
Canterbury Museum’s summer blockbuster
The now world-famous giant parrot,
Squawkzilla, and the monster penguins
of Waipara are the stars of Canterbury
Museum’s new exhibition Ancient New
Zealand: Squawkzilla and the Giants.
The exhibition is a chance to explore two
of New Zealand’s lost worlds.
Near Waipara, North Canterbury,
palaeontologists have found fossils
from more than 60 million years ago
which show that giant penguins swam
in the warm oceans around the ancient
subcontinent of Zealandia.
Twenty million years ago, Central
Otago was submerged beneath a lake
10 times the size of today’s Lake Taupō.
Fossils from ancient the lake bed include
species of crocodile, turtles, a flamingolike
bird and a burrowing bat, together
with Squawkzilla, at one-metre high, the
world’s largest parrot.
At Squawkzilla and the Giants, visitors
can come face to face with life-sized
models of New Zealand’s lost giants
– including 1.6-metre tall penguin
Crossvallia waiparensis. There’s also
real fossils on display alongside modern
bird specimens from the Museum’s
collection.
The Museum has created a set of
collectable cards featuring extinct
animals from the exhibition. Visitors
can collect a pack of these cards after
completing an activity sheet with
questions about the exhibition.
Ancient New Zealand: Squawkzilla
and the Giants opens 13 December
2019 at Canterbury Museum.
Quail Island
Adventures
Get the kids into nature and head to
Quail Island! A great day trip to a real
island with a fascinating history, in the
heart of Lyttelton Harbour. Just a 15
minute ferry ride from Lyttelton.
Book the DOC hut to stay overnight
(via DOC website).
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MEET the monster birds
EXPLORE our tropical past
Opens 13 December
Research supported by
Rolleston Avenue, Christchurch
Free entry; donations appreciated
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your
Summer Holiday Attraction guide
Great racing action at
Woodford Glen
Without doubt the three big meetings not to be missed this
season at the Glen will be our Annual Boxing Day Ramp Race
derby, the New Zealand Stockcar Grand Prix in January and the
2020 New Zealand Super Saloon Champs in February.
At this stage it is expected the entry list to the New Zealand
Stockcar Grand Prix will be well over 100 drivers whilst the New
Zealand Super Saloon title should see at least 60 entrants from the
best drivers all over the country.
Before we head in to these two major championships we can
look forward to one of Canterbury’s iconic speedway events held
every Boxing Day for well over 20 years. The Ramp Race Derby
brings out many Canterbury families and holiday makers and
with a full house expected again this year make sure you look at
pre-buying your tickets now from the Woodford Glen Shop in
Richmond.
The New Zealand Stockcar Grand Prix is set to offer speedway
and Stockcar fans an action packed two nights of racing as we
attempt to reduce the 100 plus entrants down to a field of just
30 cars to context the finals of the 2020 Stockcar Grand Prix.
Stockcar racing is unique and isn’t for the faint hearted. Unlike
most forms of motorsport Stockcar racing allows the drivers
to crash and bash their opponents as they all attempt to be the
winner. Come the finals night, you will witness club mates from
all over New Zealand doing their utmost to ensure someone
from their city stands atop the winner’s podium.
If it is high speed thrills you seek over the holiday period
make sure you are trackside at Ko-ken Tools Woodford Glen
Speedway to catch the great racing action!
For further information go to www.woodfordglen.co.nz
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Rotary
Club
supports
families
in need
NEARLY $4000 worth of
groceries were packed and
distributed by the Christchurch
Rotary Club to help families in
need with Christmas.
The club gathered at the Cashmere
Club hall recently to pack
125 boxes of groceries for distribution
amongst city charities
and organisations who are at
the front line when dealing with
families feeling the financial
pressures during the season.
The organisations include
Christchurch East Primary
School, Family Help Trust,
Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation
Society, Christchurch (Anglican)
City Mission, Salvation
Army, Canterbury Core Daddy’s
and Battered Women’s Trust.
The groceries were purchased
from Pak’nSave Moorhouse
Avenue, who supported the
project.
Civic awards for positive
community contributions
SOUTH CHRISTCHURCH
residents are amongst the ten
groups and individuals who
have been recognised with
Christchurch Civic Awards.
The awards are presented by
the city council to recognise
those making a positive contribution
to their community.
This year’s Civic Award recipients
are:
Kim Blackmore, of Mairehau
For more than 20 years Kim
Blackmore has been the musical
director and conductor of Stedfast
Brass. The band has brought
pleasure to thousands of music
lovers around the city through
its concerts and performances at
school fairs, rest homes, church
services and many other venues.
Kim Blackmore not only arranges
the performances, but he
also gives tuition to new and less
skilled band members.
Bill Cowen, of Cashmere
A passionate footballer, Bill
Cowen has spent decades working
to promote the sport. He lives and
breathes football and has driven
the post-quake rebuild of his football
club, Cashmere Technical’s
facilities and membership.
HONOURED: Christchurch
Folk Music Club secretary Judi
Smitheram is one of 10 people
who have been recognised
with Civic Awards for their
service to the community. ​
Barry Scott, of Halswell
For nearly 30 years, Barry
Scott has been an active member
of the Christchurch South Lions
Club, where he has helped with
countless community projects.
He looks after the administration
of the Halswell Public Hall.
For many years Barry Scott has
also assisted with Camp Quality
programmes, which aim to bring
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fun, hope and happiness into
the lives of children living with
cancer.
Judi Smitheram, of Spreydon
For the last four years, Judi
Smitheram has been secretary
of the Christchurch Folk Music
Club and president of the
Canterbury Folk Music Festival.
Under her leadership, the festival
has developed into a national
event that attracts musicians
from around New Zealand and
the world.
Christchurch Theatre Workshop
SING Group
This group has been running
sing-along concerts, primarily for
elderly residents of rest homes and
retirement villages, for 19 years.
Jenny Gillies, of Merivale
For more than 20 years costume
designer Jenny Gillies has
helped foster Christchurch’s image
as the Garden City through
designing and displaying fabric
floral creations both in Christchurch
and overseas.
Keep Christchurch Beautiful
This organisation is focused on
making Christchurch a cleaner,
greener, more beautiful city.
Through its Schools Environment
Enhancement Programme,
it supports about 40 schools with
ideas and resources.
Anne Stercq, of Richmond
A registered psychologist with
more than 30 years experience,
Anne Stercq has been one of
the driving forces behind the
development of the Seabrook
McKenzie Centre for Specific
Learning Disabilities.
Phil Tappenden, of Riccarton
For the past 14 years, Phil Tappenden
has worked tirelessly to
build a relationship between the
communities of Christchurch
and Songpa Gu. He is Honorary
Consul for the Republic of
Korea in Christchurch and has
been instrumental in organising
scholarships and school and
cultural exchanges.
David Wilkinson, of Riccarton
After a 30-year career in law
enforcement, David Wilkinson
took on the role of Canterbury
Area Co-ordinator for Canterbury
Neighbourhood Support in
2010. Since, he has worked to
strengthen the organisation and
extend its reach, introducing new
communication systems and a
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O Christmas Tree
All week, from open until close
Go along and make a paper
Christmas tree using recycled
magazines. A nice addition to
your festive table.
Linwood Library
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
and sign citizenship,
sponsorship or rates rebates applications.
No charge.
Shirley Library
SAYGo Steady As You
Go Falls Prevention Exercise
Class
Tuesday, 10am
Email matt.slaughter@starmedia.kiwi by
5pm each Wednesday
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.
Parklands Community Centre
Scrabble Club
Tuesday 1-2.45pm at Parklands
Library, Wednesday 1.30-3.30pm
at Shirley Library
Go along to the Scrabble Club.
No obligation, just go along
when you can and join the
friendly group. All materials are
supplied. No fee.
Shirley and Parklands libraries,
as above.
Sit and Be Fit
Thursday, 9.30am
Complete a class of exercises
without even leaving your
chair. The cost of the class is
$5.50 and you’ll get a cup of tea
or coffee.
Taiora: QE II Recreation and
Sport Centre
CV help
Thursday, 10-11.30am
A librarian will be on hand to
assist customers who need help
with their CV or resume.
New Brighton Library
Rummikub Club
Thursday, 10am-12pm
Go along and join in a game
of Rummikub, a tile-based game
for two to four players, which
combines elements of the card
games rummy and mahjong.
This is a free event.
Linwood Library
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.
Linwood Library
Cards Club
Friday, 1.30-3.30pm
This weekly club is held
every Friday, just go along and
join the fun. Free.
Shirley Library
Culture Exchange
Friday, 3.45-4.45pm
Make new friends,
practise english and learn
about New Zealand and
Christchurch.
Shirley Library
New Brighton Seaside
Market
Saturday, 10am-2pm
Enjoy a warm and fun atmosphere
beside the seaside. With
live entertainment, food and free
face-painting.
New Brighton Pedestrian
Mall
Super Saturday Storytimes
Saturday, 11-11.45am
Encourage learning
through stories. This is an interactive
programme with stories,
songs, rhymes, craft and play.
Free.
Shirley Library
Inked by Rebecca McNab and
Graham Lalor
Kawhe & Kōrero
will be held at New
Brighton Library
on Thursday from
10am to 11am. Want
to practice your te
reo? Go along for
a cuppa and build
your kōrero skills
with fellow learners.
This session is
aimed at adults
who would like to
build confidence
speaking te reo
Māori in a relaxed
environment.
Free, no booking
required. ​
Monday,
from open until close
Inked is a collaboration
between Rebecca McNab and
Graham Lalor. Both artists are
part of Otautahi Creative Spaces’
Studio Room 5 at the Phillipstown
Community Hub. Inked
is an exhibition of their recent
work.
Linwood Library
Golden Oldies Movie – White
Christmas
Monday, 1.30pm
Bing Crosby, Rosemary
Clooney and Danny Kaye star in
this 1954 musical. A successful
song-and-dance team become
romantically involved with a
sister act and team up to save
the failing Vermont inn of their
former commanding general.
Cost is $2, go early for a cuppa
and a chat.
New Brighton Museum, 8
Hardy St
Seven retirement villages
in Canterbury
This Christmas Week
AT EASTGATE
GREAT EASTGATE lATE
NIGHT HAm PRIzE dRAW
Every late night between now and
Christmas, shop between 5pm and 7:45pm
to receive an entry form and enter the
prize draw for a delicious Christmas Ham
You’ll need to be here to win so stay for
dinner, enjoy the Salvation Army Band
playing 6pm - 8pm, have your Santa photos
taken and be in to win.
bRING YOUR PETS FOR
PHOTOS WITH SANTA
This Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 7pm
until 8pm we are having a special time for pet
photos with Santa. Come through the main door
off the car park in to the Santa Grotto. Pets are
not able to be anywhere else in the centre.
• Halswell • • Rangiora •
• Mairehau •
SENSITIvE SANTA
Would your child like to see Santa and perhaps
have their photo taken but not so keen on the
hustle and bustle of Christmas crowds. We are
having some quiet times with Santa this Thursday
Friday and Saturday from 8am to 9am. We
welcome you to make a booking by calling us on
982 0850 or email through our website
www.eastgate.co.nz
• Beckenham • • Riccarton • • Papanui • • Hornby •
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Tasty Bites
The perfect Xmas
table centerpiece
The most perfect sticky
glaze is slathered all
over this juicy, tender,
baked Brown Sugar
Mustard Glazed Ham,
with crisp edges and an
incredible flavour
Brown Sugar
Mustard-Glazed Ham
Ingredients
4-5kg bone-in fully cooked
ham
½ cup water
½ cup unsalted butter
1 cup brown sugar
½ cup honey
2 tablespoons Dijon
mustard
¼ teaspoon ground
cinnamon
¼ teaspoon ground cloves
4 cloves garlic, smashed
Directions
Christmas
Interdenominational
Church
Services
Interdenominational
Interdenominational
Christmas
Anglican
is so much more
than tinsel and trees
Anglican
There seems to be more and
more to do at Christmas these
days, Anglican from choosing between
traditional or up-to-theminute
decoration colour
schemes through to worrying
about having a ‘beach-ready
body’ and buying presents,
food and bubbles.
With all the hype and pressure
around the season, it’s easy
to forget that Christmas is in
fact a faith-based celebration
of Presbyterian
the birth of Jesus Christ
and a time to come together
Presbyterian
in worship. Churches across
the city are recognising
Christmas and what it means
for Christians in a number of
ways, often with music at the
centre.
Most churches offer Carol
Services encouraging us all
to raise our voices in the
seasonal songs we remember
from our childhood, as well as
concerts, talks and recitals.
It is a time when churches
and faith-based organisations
remind us of how fortunate
Presbyterian
Christmas at the
Transitional Cathedral
Anglican
we are and that it is possible
to give gifts of hope that will
make a true difference at
this time of year. Christmas
is, after all, about giving nor
receiving.
So why not take a moment
away wrapping the expensive
electronics to reflect on the
true meaning of the season
and call into your nearest
church – all are always
welcome, regardless of their
faith, and especially so at
Christmas.
Preheat the oven to 150
deg C. and arrange a rack
in the lower third. Remove
any plastic packaging or
netting from the ham. Trim
away the rind and discard.
Set the ham aside to rest
at room temperature for
1-2hr.
Line a baking tray or
dish with several sheets of
aluminium foil or baking
paper if you prefer (it will
make clean-up a lot easier).
Remove the rind or skin
of the ham, ensuring you
leave the fat on. Using a
sharp knife score a 2-3cm
wide diamond pattern
(don’t cut more than 5mm
deep) over the entire ham.
Place the ham in the baking
tray; pour ⅓ cup of water
into the base of the pan
and cover the ham with
two pieces of foil or baking
paper and bake for 30min.
Meanwhile, heat the
butter in a small pot or
saucepan over medium
heat until golden browned.
Add in the brown sugar,
honey, mustard, cinnamon
and cloves, stirring to mix
together well until the
brown sugar has completely
dissolved, (about 2min).
Reduce heat to low and
add in the garlic. Allow it to
become fragrant, cooking
for a further minute or two
until the glaze just begins
to simmer, then set it aside
and let cool to lukewarm
(the glaze should be the
consistency of roomtemperature
honey).
After 30min baking time,
carefully remove the ham
from the oven and increase
the oven temperature to
220 deg C. Discard the
foil or parchment paper
and pour ⅓ of the glaze all
over the ham, brushing in
between the cuts to evenly
cover. Return to the oven
and bake uncovered for
15min.
Remove from the oven,
brush with another third
of the glaze and some of
the pan juices, and repeat
again after 15min more
minutes of baking until a
dark golden-brown crust
has formed, (about 30min
total). For added depth of
flavour, mix some of the
ham pan juices together
with the glaze in the pot
which will help keep it
runny enough for brushing.
If your crust is still pink
after there suggested baking
time, turn on your broiler
(or oven grill), and allow it
to broil for 2-5min, while
keeping an eye on it so
it doesn’t burn from the
sugar.
Let the ham rest 10-
20min before slicing.
NOTES
If your glaze has been
over simmered and begins
to thicken between each
baste, add some of the
pan juices to it and heat it
up over low heat until it
warms through and is the
consistency of warmed
honey.
SUNDAY 22 DECEMBER
8.00am Holy Eucharist
10.00am Choral Eucharist
7.00pm Service of 9 Lessons & Carols
MONDAY 23 DECEMBER
3.00pm Children’s Christmas Service
with Animals
TUESDAY 24 DECEMBER ~
Christmas Eve
6.00pm Carol Recital by the Cathedral Choir
10.15pm Carol Singing
11.00pm The First Eucharist of
Christmas
Sermon: Bishop Peter Carrell
Music: The Cathedral Choir
WEDNESDAY 25 DECEMBER
~ Christmas
8.00am Holy Eucharist & Carols
10.00am Choral Eucharist
Sermon: Dean Lawrence Kimberley
Music: The Cathedral Choir
5.00pm Choral Evensong
Music: The men of the Cathedral Choir
234 Hereford St
Latimer Square
ChristChurch
Cathedral
Transitional
CHRiSTMaS eVe
Tue 24 deC
4pm Christingle for
Children in the Church
For children and families
re-enacting Christmas
story - children come
dressed as Angels or
Shepherds!
11.15pm in the Church
Traditional Midnight
Service with candlelights
and choir.
CHRiSTMaS daY
Wed 25 deC
8am, 9am and 10.15am
in the Church
Traditional Communion
with carols.
10am in the Hall
Family Christmas
Communion with Carols.
Vicar Canon Mark
Chamberlain Parish
Office 351 7064
www.stbarnabus.org.nz
Cnr Tui St and Fendalton Rd
Baptist
Christmas Day Service
10.00-11.00am
Held in the church hall,
180 Queenspark Drive
Inquiries: 03 383 1356
How to remove
ham rind
1. Cut a line through the
skin all around the shank
end.
2. Insert a sharp knife
between the rind and fat
and run it along to detach
the rind.
3. Using your fingers,
gently separate the rind
from the fat, insterting
your hand deeper into the
ham to keep detaching it.
4. Peel off and discard the
rind.
1 2
3 4
Christmas Eve
All Saints Burwood
305 New Brighton Road
4pm All Age Service with Farmyard Animals
8pm Candlelight Carols
St Mark’s Marshland
338 Prestons Road
11.15pm Midnight Eucharist
Christmas Day
All Saints Burwood
305 New Brighton Road
9am Christmas Eucharist

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