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advice from 100-year-old
• By Bea Gooding
A MORNING tea filled with
hot drinks, cake and Zoom calls
marked Averil Warren’s 100th
birthday at Woodcote Retirement
Village on July 26.
But it was an occasion tinged
with sadness, as the Covid-19
travel restrictions prevented her two
daughters, who live in Australia,
from attending.
Turning 100-years-old was just
another day for Mrs Warren.
“It’s no different from yesterday,
or the day before that,” she said.
She believed “good behaviour”
and the occasional brandy or dry
ginger ale was what might have
contributed to her long life.
Although she “loved a good
party,” she was disappointed her
daughters, Judy and Kay were not
able to be there.
However, her nieces, nephews and
other relatives travelled far and wide
from across the country to celebrate
with the birthday girl.
“I was disappointed, but I understand
that it’s something I have to
put up with,” she said.
“But I’m very lucky to be in a
place like this where I’m well looked
after.”
Mrs Warren was born in Port
Chalmers, Dunedin, and grew up in
Otago. • Turn to page 4
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reflected on during her 100th birthday last month.
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Police crack down on student drivers
• By Matt Slaughter
POLICING AROUND west
Christchurch high schools has
increased in an effort to make
sure students are obeying
the conditions of their driver
licences.
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initiative
given traffic
in the area is
Phil Holstein
often busy.
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is looking
forward to hearing the results
police have and the response
from students.
“I fully support what they
[police] are doing and welcome
the initiative.”
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manager Inspector Greg Cottam
said high school students
are often not on their full
licences.
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month, police will be checking
students are not breaking rules
including carrying passengers
if they’re on their restricted
licences or travelling without a
fully licensed driver of two or
more years in the front seat if
on their learners.
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SAFETY: Police are patrolling around Canterbury high schools to make sure
students are abiding by the conditions of their driver licences.
If students are found to be
breaching their driver licence
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police will give them the option
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the next stage of driver licence
training.
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partners such as ACC and
fire and encouraging them
[students] to go forward and
get the next stage of their
licences.
“We believe education and
changing behaviours is far
better than straight out enforcement,”
he said.
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approach of, sort of, approaching
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or choose not to attend the
seminar police will issue the
appropriate punishment on a
“case by case basis,” Cottam
said.
Breaching restricted driver
licence conditions can result
in receiving 35 demerit points
and a $100 fine.
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Turning to art
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• From page 1
Her mother died when she was
seven-years-old, therefore she had
to move in with her grandparents
until her teenage years.
She eventually relocated to Wellington
and worked at the James
Smiths Department Store for 13
years as a retail assistant, both in
the city and at the Porirua branch.
“I loved it, and I still keep in
touch with one or two of the girls
who used to work there,” she said.
She described her marriage to
Richard Warren as the “happiest”
day of her life.
But when she was 36-years-old,
she faced a significant hardship
when her son died due to struggles
with asthma.
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through the toughest of times.
“I love art – I’m a very arty
person. I do paintings and I love
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As Covid-19 continued to claim
more jobs and cause financial
uncertainty, she reminded others
of their resilience and encouraged
them to stay positive in spite of the
circumstances.
“Make the most you can in life
and look on the bright side as
much as you can,” she said.
“Life just goes on.”
Street name expert honoured
• By Louis Day
AFTER SPENDING the
majority of his 46-year career at
the city council overseeing the
naming of roads, Bob Pritchard
has had one named after him.
The retired subdivision officer
was unaware the Halswell-
Hornby-Riccarton Community
Board had approved the name of
a road in Halswell as Pritchards
Way when approached by the
Western News.
“When my wife told me, I
must admit I had a tear or two,”
he said.
“It is the opposite side of the
coin kind of because I was normally
doing the reports to get the
names approved,” he said.
Pritchards Way will now
become the official name of
one of the roads comprising the
Country Downs subdivision off
Quiafes Rd.
Pritchard, a former subdivision
officer who retired in 2017,
first started at the council in
1970 when wind-up machines
were used to calculate areas for
subdivisions and a typing pool
produced council letters.
In his career, he oversaw thousands
of new road names where
he would make recommendations
to local community boards
on whether a proposed street
SIGN SCIENTIST: Bob Pritchard holds the mock road sign he was given after retiring
from city council after more than four decades there. An official sign in his name is set
to be put in place in Halswell.
name met the city council’s
criteria.
He also helped come up with
ideas for hundreds of new street
names, sometimes turning to
historic records or reference
books about flowers or New Zealand
rivers for inspiration.
His job sparked a personal
interest in the stories and history
behind street names which has
carried through into his retirement.
To this day he is continuing
to supply information to the
Christchurch City Libraries,
which keeps a searchable
database recording the history
behind street names.
He discovered that Kitchener’s
Knoll in Halswell was the spot
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when he visited the city in 1910.
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A FACILITY which would
allow residents of the
south-west to leave their
vehicles and then take
public transport from there
into the central city could
be a future possibility.
Halswell Ward city
councillor Anne Galloway
has asked city council staff
to investigate the viability
of a “park and ride” facility
in the vicinity of Halswell
Rd.
She said this would
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the ability to park their
vehicles at a location and
take public transport into
the central city from the
same place.
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public transport network
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about our goals of getting
people out of cars and on
public transport,” she said.
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along Lincoln Rd with pro-
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viding bus priority lanes
which will cut travel times
for people using the bus,
they will be able to move
quickly down the road
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traffic.”
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transport Richard Osborne
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hour bus lanes would
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“That should make going
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option for people. The
south-west of Christchurch
is growing fast, with 35,000
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30 years,” he said.
Galloway said getting
more people on to public
transport also aligned with
the council’s goal for the
city to be carbon neutral
by 2045.
“Getting people out
of cars and on to public
transport would make a
significant difference.”
In the 2016/2017 financial
year, Christchurch
emitted an estimated
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carbon emissions.
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Students caring for the environment
• By Bea Gooding
PAPER BUSINESS cards may
be a thing of the past thanks to
an innovative group of young
enterprise students.
Businesses can now share their
contact details electronically by
tapping their “STAP Card” onto
the recipient’s phone, which also
produced links to a website or
social media.
Cashmere High School year
12 students Jayden Rosanowski,
Felix Strahl and Emilia Dybka
recognised the need for a sustainable
option after learning
that six million trees were cut
down each year to produce business
cards.
“We were looking to be innovative
in some way, then we
thought about how [paper] business
cards are a waste of time
and take up too much space,”
said Felix, of St Martins.
“Instead of carrying around
thousands of business cards,
they can now just have one for
each for their employees.”
Compatible with all phones,
each card contained an electronic
chip or QR code that the
students programmed themselves
and worked in a similar
fashion to payWave.
For now, the cards were made
INNOVATIVE: Emilia Dybka, Felix Strahl, Jayden Rosanowski and business studies teacher
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of plastic, but the team aimed to
produce a biodegradable plastic
alternative in the future.
Felix said the innovation,
which was a first in NZ, would
impact the future of business
and how people operated as it cut
costs, was less time consuming
and had fewer adverse effects on
the environment.
“Eighty-eight per cent of all
business cards are thrown away
within a week,” said Jayden, of
Halswell.
The young entrepreneurs have
received more than 30 orders
since their online shop was
launched.
It also caught the interest
of other local business card
companies who have considered
purchasing the cards in bulk.
Said Felix: “People love it,
we’ve received messages from
people who are really happy with
their purchase. We’ve been told
it’s made things a whole lot easier
for them.”
In response to the negative
environmental impact of paper
business cards, they teamed up
with non-profit organisation
One Tree Planted.
For every card sold, $2 was donated
to the organisation which
will go towards the planting of a
new tree at locations across the
globe.
The venture was part of the
Young Enterprise Scheme which
has been rolled out into schools’
business studies programmes.
They were hoping to continue
the project next year.
“All of us have a passion
for business, it’s been a great
kick-start towards our careers in
the business world.”
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Who’s the king of the castle?
It was all go at Avonhead
School last week as they hosted
this year’s Chess Power Regional
Tournament.
The competition saw nearly 100
students and pupils from schools
across Christchurch battle each
other for the coveted top spot.
Avonhead School had one of
the largest teams, consisting of
46 pupils.
Regional event winners will
have the chance to compete
at the Chess Power Teams
Nationals held later this year.
Visit www.chesspower.co.nz
for all the results.
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A walk along memory lane
See
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more from the The Star archive at https://
canterburystories.nz/collections/archives/star
Construction of Government housing in a
Riccarton subdivision in 1940.
Hornby High School headmaster Mr AEL Britton with two
students, Barbara Ford and Caroline Van der Steeg, polish
the school’s sign prior to the 1975 official opening.
Michael Wood, Bert Jason and Wayne Koti
on the slippery dip slide at the Industries
Fair at the Addington Showrounds in 1975.
North Riccarton in 1940.
A car trapped in a sinkhole outside Canterbury
University’s student union building on Ilam Rd in 1975.
Quamby Home for aged on Fendalton Rd
in 1953.
Exterior of the
old stables,
Hornby in
1969. The
land was
proposed to
be developed
into
Springmead,
a community
centre.
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SENIOR LIVING
Amazing health miracles
from the silkworm
Serrapeptase an enzyme produced in
silkworms may become one of the most
widely used natural health solutions
for its ability to replace the majority of
anti-inflammatory drugs and bypass
operations. It is nature’s answer to pain,
chronic inflammation and clogged
arteries. Enzymes are essential for
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food, break down toxins and cleanse
the blood, in addition to thousands of
other functions. A lack of enzymes in the
body leads to food intolerances, allergies,
digestive issues, disease and poor health.
Studies show an average 70-year old has
only 20 percent of the enzymes found in
the body of a 20-year old.
Serrapeptase is a natural antiinflammatory,
which can clean, clear and
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non-living tissue including blood clots,
cysts, arterial plaque and mucus. One of
its major benefits is its ability to reduce
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The serrapeptase enzyme was first found
in the intestine of the silkworm in the late
1960’s. The silkworm uses it to dissolve the
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as well as to digest the tough mulberry
leaves it feeds on. Serrapeptase can now be
produced commercially by a fermentation
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E15. It is prescribed by doctors across
Europe and Asia.
Clinical studies over the last 40 years
have shown serrapeptase to have
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health conditions including; blocked
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In Germany, Dr. Hans Nieper clinically
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pharmacist Dennis Gore talked on BBC
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He was breathless due to emphysema
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man walked into his pharmacy, with no
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to Dennis he was no longer on antibiotics,
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Serrapeptase has been shown to be
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or stopping as the need for them reduces.
Serrapeptase and more information
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HOME & HEATING
Ground moisture barrier
under low sub-floor
Now with the colder and wetter weather on
its way, home owners are focusing on ways
to make their homes comfortable, warm
and healthy for their families throughout
winter. Rising damp is an issue that affects
many of our older properties which suffer
from poor, or no, ground moisture barrier.
In Canterbury especially, post-quake, many
people have relocated to homes that suffer
from rising damp which can be associated
with health problems. Independent tests have
shown that up to 40 litres of water can rise
from the ground and enter a house every day,
leading to mildew, mould, condensation and
musty smells. Moulds can produce various
allergic reactions and the frail, elderly and
very young are especially vulnerable.
Canterbury Foam Concrete Ltd is a
locally owned and operated firm. The team
understands the problems caused by rising
damp and are there to help. They will come
to your damp home and pump a lightweight,
flowable foam concrete under your timber
floored home.
While insulation is important, it has been
recognised that it is dampness that is the real
villain in the house. The new Healthy Homes
Standards introduced by the government
effective from the 1st July 2019 now has
a requirement to install ground moisture
barriers, a key element in the armory to fight
moisture in the home.
Dr Larry Bellamy BE (hons) PhD in a
report dated 1988: Foam Concrete Under
Timber Floors: An Energy Analysis assessed
the effects of placing Foam Concrete over
damp soil and had this to say: Condensation
on the underside of a timber floor can occur
where the floor is suspended over damp
ground and the inside air temperature falls
close to the crawl space air temperature.
Much energy is required to vaporize moisture
that penetrates the structure. By avoiding
underfloor condensation, foam concrete can
reduce floor heat losses by up to 90%.
• Canterbury Foam Concrete Ltd can in most
cases, install a Ground Moisture Barrier
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• BRANZ Appraised; Appraisal Number 961
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Contact Canterbury Foam Concrete
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Phone 03 376 4608, 0508FOAMCO or www.
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Zone Control for your
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Ducted heat pumps are a highly efficient
way to heat (or cool) your home. The
air from the heat pump is ducted to
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Using a zone control system makes your
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specifying the amount of heat required
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The AirTouch4 zone control system
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Temperatures can often fluctuate from
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room activity or other factors.
With AirTouch4’s Individual
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the AirTouch monitors temperatures
and smartly adjusts airflow as needed
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