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THURSDAY, APRIL 1, <strong>2021</strong><br />
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LONG-AWAITED work to<br />
improve safety for all road users<br />
at a busy intersection along<br />
Cashmere Rd will start this<br />
month.<br />
City council planning and<br />
delivery manager Lynette<br />
Ellis said construction on the<br />
Cashmere, Hoon Hay and<br />
Worsleys Rds intersection will<br />
take four months.<br />
“We’re realigning the<br />
intersection so vehicles can<br />
cross directly from Hoon<br />
Hay Rd to Worsleys Rd, and<br />
installing traffic lights and<br />
pedestrian signals,” said Ellis.<br />
“This is a busy intersection<br />
with a high number of cyclists<br />
and motorists. This area is also<br />
the entrance to the Christchurch<br />
Adventure Park and the new<br />
Cashmere Estate subdivision.’’<br />
The city council has contracted<br />
HEB Construction<br />
to carry out the intersection<br />
improvements.<br />
Upgrades at the intersection<br />
will include re-aligning the intersection<br />
to accommodate traffic<br />
lights, constructing speed humps<br />
in the surrounding streets as a<br />
traffic calming measure, planting<br />
native trees and new road<br />
landscape gardens.<br />
“The new traffic signals will<br />
make it easier and safer for<br />
SOON UNDER WAY: Work will start this month to upgrade the busy Cashmere, Hoon Hay and Worsleys Rds<br />
intersection.<br />
pedestrians to cross the road at<br />
this intersection,” said Ellis.<br />
“As expected with a project of<br />
this scale, there will be disruption<br />
to traffic while we reconstruct<br />
the intersection, but we’ll<br />
have traffic management and<br />
signs in place to let you know<br />
where to go.<br />
“The Cracroft shopping<br />
centre and customer parking<br />
will remain open during<br />
construction, so keep shopping<br />
local and support your<br />
community. We know the<br />
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Thursday <strong>April</strong> 1 <strong>2021</strong> 3<br />
Work under way on Hornets’ building<br />
• By Chris Barclay<br />
IT’S FINALLY game on at the<br />
site of the new Halswell Hornets<br />
rugby league club headquarters,<br />
thanks to a vital funding<br />
injection for the $2 million<br />
project.<br />
Work has recently got under<br />
way on a former car park at<br />
Halswell Domain, more than<br />
a decade after the original<br />
clubrooms were<br />
damaged by the<br />
earthquakes.<br />
Protracted discussions<br />
with the<br />
club’s insurance<br />
company delayed<br />
Jeff<br />
Whittaker<br />
the start of the<br />
multi-purpose<br />
building, while<br />
the eventual payout<br />
still left a $400,000 shortfall.<br />
Hornets vice-president Jeff<br />
Whittaker said assistance from<br />
the Lottery Grants Board, the<br />
Rata Foundation and Canterbury<br />
West Coast Air Rescue<br />
Trust over the last three months<br />
got the rebuild over the line.<br />
“If they hadn’t come on board<br />
to help we basically couldn’t<br />
have got a loan or refinance to<br />
pay the loan back to build the<br />
clubrooms,” Whittaker said.<br />
He hoped the new clubrooms,<br />
which will also be utilised by<br />
softball, touch rugby and possibly<br />
netball, should be completed<br />
by Christmas or the New Year.<br />
When the new building is<br />
ready the original must be demolished.<br />
In the interim the Hornets<br />
also had to build a storage room/<br />
gym and changing sheds at the<br />
Domain, costs that diminished<br />
the insurance payout.<br />
“It’s been quite sad in one<br />
way,” Whittaker said.<br />
“We were totally freehold,<br />
we were insured. Then it was<br />
costing $20,000 (a year) to<br />
insure the clubrooms, storage<br />
and changing sheds. We were<br />
basically nearly going broke as a<br />
voluntary organisation that was<br />
pretty much only open Saturday<br />
afternoon’s after footy.”<br />
He credited devoted club<br />
members for raising the funds to<br />
cover those costs.<br />
“The old brigade, our life<br />
members have worked their<br />
butts off to raise funds to get the<br />
clubrooms up and running,” he<br />
said.<br />
BUILDING<br />
BUZZ: The<br />
Halswell<br />
Hornets<br />
rugby league<br />
club’s new<br />
rooms are<br />
finally under<br />
construction<br />
at Halswell<br />
Domain<br />
thanks to<br />
a funding<br />
boost.<br />
“They were running raffles on<br />
a Thursday, Friday and Saturday<br />
nights at the (Craythornes)<br />
Halswell Tavern (Craythornes)<br />
and doing barbecues just to raise<br />
enough money to pay the insurance.”<br />
Whittaker hoped the new<br />
clubrooms would be used<br />
throughout the week by sporting<br />
and community organisations.<br />
“We want the community to<br />
be part of it. It’ll be a big project<br />
once it’s up and running to see<br />
what we can do that way.”<br />
Library to close<br />
temporarily,<br />
service desk<br />
running<br />
LINWOOD LIBRARY will close<br />
and the customer service desk will<br />
relocate for three weeks from this<br />
Sunday so that improvements can<br />
be made to the facility.<br />
“When Linwood Library and<br />
customer service centre reopens<br />
on <strong>April</strong> 27, visitors will be able to<br />
enjoy new furnishing, décor and<br />
a modified layout that will better<br />
suit their needs,” said city council<br />
head of libraries and information<br />
Carolyn Robertson.<br />
Customer services will continue<br />
to operate while the library is<br />
closed.<br />
The desk will relocate to a spot<br />
directly opposite the Linwood<br />
Library entrance inside Eastgate<br />
Mall. It will keep its usual hours<br />
from Monday to Friday, 9am-<br />
5pm.<br />
“During the library’s temporary<br />
three-week closure, people can<br />
return borrowed items to any<br />
library in our network. Reserved<br />
items will be made available at<br />
the nearby Shirley Library, unless<br />
customers request otherwise,’’<br />
Robertson said<br />
The closest libraries for<br />
Linwood residents are the Aranui<br />
Library, Shirley Library and<br />
Tūranga. All are open seven days<br />
a week.<br />
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Air Force vet sponsors student for solo flight<br />
WHEN AIR Force veteran<br />
Derrick Hubbard flew solo<br />
on his 90th birthday with the<br />
Canterbury Recreational<br />
Aircraft Club, he and his now<br />
late wife, Vera, decided to pay it<br />
forward.<br />
Now 94, the Summerset at<br />
Wigram retirement village<br />
resident and his wife of 70 years<br />
wanted to sponsor a young<br />
person to experience the same<br />
opportunity.<br />
Derrick, originally from<br />
England, joined the Royal Air<br />
Force as an aircraft apprentice at<br />
RAF Halton in 1943.<br />
After serving as an engineer<br />
alongside some Kiwis in No 24<br />
Squadron during World War 2,<br />
it cemented his desire to move to<br />
New Zealand, which happened<br />
in 1958.<br />
He later joined the RNZAF<br />
where he served for 24 years.<br />
Amid the height of Covid-19<br />
and following his wife’s death<br />
last year, Derrick approached<br />
CRAC flying instructor, Dave<br />
Mitchell, and Air Force Museum<br />
of New Zealand education<br />
officer, Chris Davey, to seek out a<br />
deserving young trainee pilot.<br />
After a rigorous application<br />
process, 16-year-old Rangiora<br />
High School student Armani<br />
Hansen received funding from<br />
Derrick and Vera for lessons on<br />
how to achieve a solo flight.<br />
Armani has had a passion<br />
for flight from a young age and<br />
was already working part-time<br />
at the Rangiora New World<br />
supermarket to save for his longterm<br />
goal to become a pilot.<br />
He was also selected for a<br />
Gateway Aviation programme at<br />
high school to enhance his flight<br />
theory knowledge.<br />
OPPORTUNITY:<br />
Air Force veteran<br />
Derrick Hubbard,<br />
94, and his<br />
late wife, Vera,<br />
sponsored<br />
Armani Hansen,<br />
16, to achieve his<br />
first solo flight. <br />
Flight instructor Mitchell put<br />
Armani through his paces in<br />
weekly flying lessons. At the<br />
Rangiora Airfield last week<br />
Armani was scheduled for a<br />
further flying lesson.<br />
As with most trainee pilots,<br />
he had no prior warning of his<br />
solo flight, as it is only when<br />
the student is deemed ready by<br />
the instructor who gives the goahead<br />
to take off on their own.<br />
With Armani’s family<br />
secretly escorted into the CRAC<br />
clubrooms, the group watched<br />
as Mitchell instructed Armani<br />
through “touch and go”<br />
circuits, before taxiing to the<br />
clubrooms.<br />
“I told him we were taxiing<br />
back to the threshold for another<br />
take-off, and when near the<br />
clubhouse I added – ‘but this<br />
time you are doing it on your<br />
own. I am getting out now’,”<br />
Mitchell said.<br />
With Derrick watching from<br />
his home at Summerset via video<br />
call, Armani took off and did a<br />
circuit of the airfield, with an<br />
empty seat next to him.<br />
As he executed “a textbook<br />
landing,” he finally spotted his<br />
family next to the clubhouse.<br />
Said Armani: “It was a very<br />
exciting and exhilarating<br />
experience that I will never<br />
forget. When Dave got off the<br />
plane and said I was going to<br />
go up solo, I couldn’t keep the<br />
grin off my face, even though it<br />
was nerve-racking; the thought<br />
of knowing that I would be at<br />
1200ft all alone.<br />
“Thank you so much to<br />
Derrick for giving me the<br />
Hubbard flying opportunity<br />
– I will be forever grateful.<br />
Thanks to Chris for all of your<br />
organising and for choosing me,<br />
and to Dave for getting me ready<br />
to go solo.”<br />
Said Armani’s mother Serena:<br />
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Thursday <strong>April</strong> 1 <strong>2021</strong> 5<br />
Contractor soon sought for<br />
Bromley redevelopment<br />
THE CITY council is on track<br />
to have a contract awarded for<br />
the redevelopment of an odorous<br />
organics processing plant in<br />
Bromley by the middle of the<br />
year.<br />
Late last year the city council<br />
decided to spend $21.5 million<br />
redeveloping the plant to remove<br />
the possibility of offensive and<br />
objectionable dust and odour<br />
travelling beyond the facility’s<br />
boundary.<br />
It comes after the city council<br />
was served an abatement notice<br />
from Environment Canterbury in<br />
February requiring that it must<br />
stop discharging the offensive<br />
odour by January next year.<br />
This week the procurement<br />
plan for the project was approved<br />
by the city council’s finance and<br />
performance committee, clearing<br />
the way for a request for proposal<br />
to be released in the coming<br />
weeks to selected contractors.<br />
“We expect to be in a position<br />
to select a preferred contractor<br />
for the redevelopment in June<br />
and to have the contract finalised<br />
in July,’’ said city council resource<br />
recovery manager Ross Trotter.<br />
“We will then be in a position<br />
to give the community firm timelines<br />
for when work will begin<br />
and how long it is likely to take<br />
to complete the redevelopment<br />
work.<br />
“It is our expectation that work<br />
will begin on site this year.’’<br />
The redevelopment will involve<br />
upgrading 18 aerated tunnels<br />
where organic waste is turned<br />
into compost, building a new,<br />
fully-ventilated structure to<br />
enclose the outside area where<br />
compost is matured and screened<br />
and upgrading the biofilter.<br />
A community meeting where<br />
Bromley residents can ask questions<br />
about the redevelopment of<br />
the organics processing plant will<br />
be held at ECan’s Tuam St offices<br />
on <strong>April</strong> 6, 6.30-8pm.<br />
ECan staff, the city council<br />
and Living Earth will be at the<br />
meeting to answer residents’<br />
questions.<br />
New Linwood pool on track<br />
for end of year opening<br />
LINWOOD’S NEW pool<br />
complex is starting to take shape.<br />
The walls and roof of Te Pou<br />
Toetoe: Linwood Pool have<br />
gone up and contractors, Apollo<br />
Projects Ltd, are now focusing<br />
on constructing the inside of the<br />
$22 million complex.<br />
All the pools are in place and<br />
the rooms are now being built.<br />
There will be a multi-use 25m<br />
lane pool, a deep-water manu/<br />
splash pool, a family spa pool,<br />
learn-to-swim pool, and a pool<br />
for toddlers and water deck. It<br />
will also have community meeting<br />
rooms and a kitchen.<br />
“Work on the facility is progressing<br />
really well and we’re on<br />
track to have it open later this<br />
year,’’ city council head of recreation,<br />
sports and events Nigel<br />
Cox said.<br />
“We’ve started recruiting for<br />
team leaders for the facility and<br />
will advertise for frontline workers<br />
– lifeguards, fitness instructors<br />
and customer service people<br />
– in May and June.<br />
“We’re taking bookings now.<br />
RESOURCE: Construction of the new Linwood swimming<br />
pool is progressing.<br />
Any groups that we haven’t<br />
already spoken to who are<br />
interested in booking space at Te<br />
Pou Toetoe when it opens should<br />
email the team to register their<br />
interest. This will help us plan<br />
how Te Pou Toetoe operates.<br />
“Later this year, we will also<br />
start taking bookings for<br />
Swimsmart lessons at Te Pou<br />
Toetoe,’’ Cox said.<br />
Linwood College at Ōtākaro<br />
principal Richard Edmundson<br />
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toured Te Pou Toetoe last week.<br />
“How exciting to see such a<br />
community-building resource<br />
in the heart of our community,”<br />
Edmundson said.<br />
“Our children will really enjoy<br />
and receive good learning from<br />
Te Pou Toetoe, and then to hear<br />
that the city council wishes to<br />
employ local members of the<br />
community as staff for this facility<br />
– now that is the icing on the<br />
cake.”<br />
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ESTUARY MATTERS<br />
Fussy plant that has links to Captain Cook<br />
The Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust<br />
is a non-profit organisation formed to<br />
protect one of New Zealand’s most<br />
important coastal wetlands. Each week,<br />
board members will discuss matters<br />
regarding the estuary, its rich history<br />
and what makes it unique. This week<br />
manager Tanya Jenkins writes about a<br />
trial to save native grass from extinction<br />
THE ESTUARY trust is not<br />
just encouraging estuary and<br />
wetland restoration projects<br />
for the protection of the<br />
many bird species we can<br />
find there.<br />
Healthy and thriving<br />
native plants are equally<br />
important, for example.<br />
Let’s look at a historically<br />
famous plant – the Cook’s<br />
Scurvy Grass, or known by<br />
its Maori name “Nau.”<br />
One of the famous stories<br />
of Captain James Cook was<br />
his ability to keep his crew<br />
relatively healthy by feeding<br />
them “greens” to ward off<br />
scurvy that killed so many<br />
sailors at the time.<br />
Captain Cook was<br />
renowned for his leadership<br />
skills, and in particular for<br />
sailing around the world<br />
without losing a single<br />
man to scurvy, for which he<br />
won the Copley Medal in<br />
1776.<br />
He understood that fresh<br />
food, and in particular fresh<br />
greens, acted as an antiscorbutic<br />
in keeping away<br />
the scurvy disease.<br />
Captain Cook and many<br />
other earlier sailors used to<br />
harvest huge amounts of<br />
this plant from New Zealand<br />
coastal areas.<br />
But due to coastal<br />
development, introduced<br />
plants and animals, this<br />
endemic (only found in<br />
NZ) plant is now classed as<br />
“threatened” and found only<br />
sporadically throughout the<br />
country.<br />
In fact, now such a<br />
concern for the threat of<br />
its extinction, that the<br />
Department of Conservation<br />
prepared a Threatened Plant<br />
Recovery Plan in 1998.<br />
By trialling the<br />
reintroduction of this plant<br />
in a number of potentially<br />
suitable areas it is hoped<br />
that it will re-establish<br />
itself.<br />
Now, why is the estuary<br />
trust so keen to share this<br />
information?<br />
Because we are so proud<br />
to be able to share that this<br />
plant has been introduced in<br />
the Charlesworth Wetland<br />
Reserve by DOC as a trial,<br />
hoping it will survive and<br />
thrive here.<br />
And guess what? It’s<br />
working. The few introduced<br />
plants are doing well and is<br />
spreading.<br />
This fussy plant needs<br />
gravelled, open coastal<br />
areas, no competition from<br />
introduced weeds, and<br />
it needs to be occupied<br />
regularly by seabirds who<br />
leave the plant lots of guana,<br />
or bird poo, to feed on.<br />
The restored Charlesworth<br />
Wetland islands are now<br />
able to provide all this.<br />
The grass Captain Cook used to gather to help prevent scurvy on his<br />
ship.<br />
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HOME & HEATING<br />
Ground moisture barrier<br />
under low sub-floor<br />
Now with the colder and wetter weather on<br />
its way, home owners are focusing on ways<br />
to make their homes comfortable, warm<br />
and healthy for their families throughout<br />
winter. Rising damp is an issue that affects<br />
many of our older properties which suffer<br />
from poor, or no, ground moisture barrier.<br />
In Canterbury especially, post-quake, many<br />
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from rising damp which can be associated<br />
with health problems. Independent tests have<br />
shown that up to 40 litres of water can rise<br />
from the ground and enter a house every day,<br />
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allergic reactions and the frail, elderly and<br />
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Canterbury Foam Concrete Ltd is a<br />
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While insulation is important, it has been<br />
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Dr Larry Bellamy BE (hons) PhD in a<br />
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Bathroom ventilation<br />
The extraction of air from the bathroom<br />
should be a priority for all houses and<br />
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Bathrooms can generate a large quantity<br />
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Bathroom odours can be unpleasant,<br />
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The moisture generated by showers and<br />
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to condensation. Damp houses are not a<br />
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especially for children or other vulnerable<br />
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By extracting air from the bathroom to<br />
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Easter<br />
Church Services in<br />
your community<br />
Hoon Hay Presbyterian Church<br />
invites you and your family to our Easter Services:<br />
Maundy Thursday,<br />
1st <strong>April</strong>, 7pm<br />
A short ‘Service of<br />
the Shadows.’<br />
Good Friday,<br />
2nd <strong>April</strong>, 9.30am<br />
We reflect on Jesus’<br />
journey to the cross.<br />
Easter Sunday,<br />
4th <strong>April</strong>, 10am<br />
Join us as we celebrate<br />
the risen Christ.<br />
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Easter at the<br />
Transitional Cathedral<br />
Maundy Thursday 1 <strong>April</strong><br />
12:05pm Midday Prayer<br />
7:00pm Eucharist of the Last Supper<br />
Good Friday 2 <strong>April</strong><br />
8:30am Morning Prayer<br />
10:00am Children’s Service<br />
12:00noon Celebration of the Lord’s Passion<br />
Holy Saturday 3 <strong>April</strong><br />
12:noon: Midday Prayer<br />
9:00pm The Great Vigil with the First<br />
Eucharist of Easter<br />
SUNDAY 4 APRIL ~ EASTER<br />
8:00am Holy Eucharist<br />
10:00am Festival Eucharist<br />
5:00pm Festal Evensong<br />
234 Hereford St<br />
Latimer Square<br />
Presbyterian<br />
Methodist<br />
Easter<br />
@ Opawa<br />
Community<br />
Church<br />
Good Friday - 9.30am -<br />
“Why Did Jesus Have To Die?”<br />
Easter Sunday - 10.00am -<br />
“Why The Resurrection”<br />
With Communion<br />
Cnr Opawa Road & Ainsley Tce<br />
Help us help the community<br />
158 Opawa Rd<br />
Anglican<br />
(cnr Opawa Rd & Aynsley Tce behind the Church)<br />
10am - 4 pm Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday<br />
We wish<br />
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Happy<br />
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