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NEWS 26 The North Canterbury News, September 17, 2020 Annual spring fair The annual Rangiora Presbyterian Church fair will be held on October 10, from 10am to 2pm, at the corner of King and High streets. Enjoy alight lunch, including soup and buns, a sausage sizzle, tea and coffee. There will be preserves, garden plants, books and jigsaws, baking, outside stalls and fun activities. Christchurch Stamp Club The Christchurch Stamp Club holds meetings every third Friday of the month. It’s abuy, sell and exchange. Call Arch on (027) 721 1045 for details. Stage musical The Hartley School of Performing Arts will host a wholeschool production of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe in the Rangiora Town Hall, which will mark the school’s 25th anniversary. The shows are from Wednesday to Saturday, September 30 to October 3. There will be daily shows from 2pm, and Thursday and Friday evening shows from 7.30pm. The show is suitable for children of all ages. Children under 7 must be with an adult. Running time, with interval, is 140 minutes. Tickets: $15, plus abooking fee. Afamily of four is $55 plus abooking fee. Tickets are available at Town Hall Cinemas, over the counter or online at: townhallcinemas.co.nz/ liveshows. Upcycling showcased Local arts collective The Nest and other creative folk will showcase their arts and crafts at the TimeBank Hurunui Repurpose & Repair Expo, on Saturday, September 26, from 12.30pm to 4.30pm at the Amberley Domain. The expo is about sharing ways to look after and transform objects and materials, to save resources and reduce waste. Creative Junk will run achildren’s workshop, and repairers will offer basic repair, sharpening and mending services for tools, machinery, bikes, clothes, household items, etc. Come along to learn, discuss, watch demonstrations and view documentaries. Entry is $5 per person; children are free. Refreshments are included. (A small koha for the workshop would be appreciated). Follow TimeBank Hurunui on Facebook for updates. Contact: (03) 314 3406 or (027) 524 7332, or send an email to tbhlearningexchange@ gmail.com. Council explores management of coastal hazards By ROBYN BRISTOW Coastal hazards are under the spotlight in the Hurunui District. Meetings will be held with six coastal communities to exchange information and views on hazards. Council chief executive Hamish Dobbie says it will be achance for the council to share what it learned about coastal hazards and to ask the communities what they know, what they want to know, and the approach they would like to take. “A plan for the future can then begin.” Mr Dobbie says some information has been put together with consultants to help explore potential scenarios. ‘‘What is important now is to work closely with our coastal communities to find out their concerns, needs and wishes.” The evening meetings for invited residents will take place at Amberley Beach, Leithfeld Beach, Gore Bay, Motunau, and Claverley Flat/ Conway Flat. “There is no knowledge like local knowledge, when it comes to working through this puzzle of coastal hazards,” Mr Dobbie says. He says there is no one solution, but it is important to look at the options. “At the moment we are engaging with our communities on our shared knowledge of coastal hazards, so we can work out what to do next. It’s really important every voice is heard.” The council has the legal responsibility to manage risks from natural hazards. It says community input is crucial and it will work at the pace of those who live on the coast. “There is no hurry for this. We are working on amultigenerational plan. We want to do this once and do it right.” After initial meetings, there will be followup conversations with coastal communities. My Life and Rugby: The autobiography, by Eddie Jones Brilliant, honest, combative —Eddie Jones is agigantic yet enigmatic figure in world rugby and atrue legend of the game. In My Life and Rugby,hetells his story for the first time, including the full inside story of England’s 2019 World Cup campaign. Journey Towards Justice, by Kim Workman Jazz musician, policeman, public servant, prison manager, prominent campaigner for restorative justice —Kim’s life is full of passion and spirit, research and writing, action and commitment. Green: Plants for small spaces, by Jason Chongue In Green,Jason Chongue explains and simplifies how to curate and look after plants in small urban spaces. He provides apractical and personal guide to creating urban gardens and styling with plants, perfect for a range of environments and climates, inside or out. These titles are available in both Waimakariri and Hurunui libraries. Find out more about recent additions to the library collection by going to the library catalogue at waimakariri. kotui.org.nz or hurunui. kotui.org.nz, or contact your local library.
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