Western News: May 13, 2021

THURSDAY, MAY 13, 2021
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New use
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Schools open doors
to celebrate architecture
CHRIST’S College, St
Andrew’s College and
Christchurch Boys’ High
School will be opening their
doors to the public this
weekend during a festival
that celebrates the city’s
architecture.
Organised by Te Pūtahi -
Centre for Architecture & City-
Making, Open Christchurch
will give people an opportunity
to see inside some of Christchurch’s
unique homes and
buildings of cultural, historic
or architectural significance.
Guided tours, children’s
workshops, expert tours,
guided walks, and exhibitions
will also be held as part of
the two-day festival next
weekend.
“We simply want people
to enjoy exploring the city’s
architecture and landscapes,’’
festival director Dr Jessica
Halliday said.
“Te Pūtahi wants to make
it easy, desirable and fun for
more people to get involved in
the enjoyment and shaping of
Ōtautahi. Open Christchurch
is a great way to do this as
everybody likes to have a good
nosy in buildings.’’
• Turn to page 3
STYLE: St Andrew’s College’s
Strowan House (above left),
Centennial Chapel and
Christ’s College’s memorial
dining hall (left) are just some
of the buildings on display
during Open Christchurch.
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JP Clinic
Thursday, 9.30am-12.30pm, at
Hornby, Saturday, 10am-noon, at
Fendalton, Tuesday, 10am-1pm, at
Halswell and Upper Riccarton
Fendalton, Hornby, Halswell and
Upper Riccarton libraries
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 as well as
sign citizenship, sponsorship or rates
rebates applications. Free service.
Knit ‘n’ Yarn
Thursday, 10.30am-2.30pm,
Tuesday, 1-3pm, at Upper
Riccarton, Thursday, 2-3.30pm,
at Fendalton, Saturday, 1-3pm, at
Halswell, Tuesday, 10am-noon, at
Hornby
Fendalton, Halswell, Hornby and
Upper Riccarton libraries
Take your knitting, crochet,
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enjoy the company of others. Share
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Citizens Advice Bureau
Thursday, Friday, Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, 9am-5pm
Hornby Library
Citizen’s Advice Bureau provides
free, confidential advice to everyone.
They take the time to listen and equip
you with information, options and
support that fit your needs. Free,
phone 349 5236 for more information.
GenConnect
Thursday, 1-1.45pm
Upper Riccarton Library
If you have questions about
your smartphone or tablet, ask an
expert for advice. Free, no bookings
required.
Free Legal Advice
Thursday, 6.15-8.15pm
Hornby Library
A lawyer will be available to answer
your legal questions. Take relevant
documents. Free. No bookings
required.
Afternoon Euchre
Friday, 1.15-3.30pm
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Join in for an afternoon of playing
Euchre with other like-minded
people. Hot beverages on offer. $3
entry, $2 raffle. Phone Noel on 322
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Library. Express yourself, try something new or simply practice your
creative flair by making your own comic, cartoon or zine this Youth Week.
Materials provided. ​
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Monday, 10-10.30am, at Upper
Riccarton, Tuesday, 10.30-11am,
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10.45am, at Hornby
Fendalton, Hornby and Upper
Riccarton libraries
Storytimes is an interactive
programme including books, songs,
rhymes and play. Recommended for
children 2-years-old and up.
Family History
Wednesday, 11am-1pm
Upper Riccarton Library
A volunteer from the Riccarton
branch of the New Zealand Society of
Genealogists will be available to help
you find family history online.
Mah-Jong Group
Wednesday, 1-3 pm
Upper Riccarton Library
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Thursday May 13 2021 3
New use for old defibrillators
• By Bea Gooding
THE HORNBY Community
Patrol has been gifted life-saving
equipment to assist them in
their efforts to keep residents
safe.
The city council aquatics team
has partnered with the New
Zealand Red Cross to provide
automated external defibrillators
in the community.
Formally available in city
council facilities, they are
already back in use. The donation
was also extended to the
Christchurch North Community
Patrol.
“While the defibrillators have
saved several lives in council
facilities, including poolside and
in work areas, they are suitable
for community use for another
few years,” city council head of
recreation, sports and events
Nigel Cox said.
“We update our defibrillators
to best meet the needs of our
busy spaces and some of the
older models can be reused in
the wider community.
“These are handed to Red
Cross for a full check and new
batteries and pads before a
suitable community home is
found.”
New Zealand Red Cross
LIFE-SAVING: NZ Red Cross national products manager Marcus Bird (left) and city
council training adviser Ben Warwick donates a defibrillator to Hornby Community Patrol
member Norm Williams.
PHOTO: NEWSLINE ​
national products manager
Marcus Bird said that the
city council AEDs – initially
provided through Red Cross –
still have “plenty of life left and
are ideal for community groups
that may not normally have
access to the devices.”
“Nearly half of those people
treated for cardiac arrest
survive thanks to a defibrillator
provided by a community
responder,” he said.
“They are such an important
piece of the health and safety
kit, with the council AEDs at a
range of facilities and out in the
hills environments.
“With the council upgrading
AEDs to the latest technology at
high-use facilities such as pools,
we can find a use for the older
models. In this case, several
community patrols had already
approached us about keeping
AEDs in their patrol cars.”
The defibrillators are in good
working order and can be repurposed,
cleaned and checked out
- with new batteries if needed
- and used for a further five to
seven years.
“The more AEDs out there in
the wider community, the better
the chance of survival following
a cardiac arrest,” Bird said.
Many buildings
free to access
• From page 1
The colleges will join 44 other
buildings, including the Old Government
building, Muse Art Hotel,
Lane Neave, Rāpaki Church, Fo
Guang Shan Buddhist temple, Te
Hononga Civic Offices, Millstream
apartment and the Lyttelton studio
monastery.
Eighty-five per cent of the buildings
will be free to access.
Said Halliday: “Architecture
is a complex, rich art form and
cultural product – it connects us
with different histories, design,
big and small ideas, materials and
technologies, politics, art, identity,
social and cultural values. There’s a
lot to engage with and learn about
when you focus on a building’s
architecture.
“Longer term we want Open
Christchurch to be a gateway for
more people to get involved in city
making – in the processes and cultures
that shape where we all live.
“Open Christchurch is a celebration
of the city’s architecture.
We’ve packed the programme
with access to a diverse range of
buildings in the hope that’s there
something for everyone.”
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Thursday May 13 2021 5
200km confidence-inspiring
expedition tests students
A GROUP of Hornby High
School students have a whole lot
more confidence in themselves
now that they have completed a
200km expedition through the
Southern Alps.
The 12 tired, year 10 students
were greeted with a moving kapa
haka performance by their peers
when they cycled back onto
school grounds after spending
four days in the wilderness.
As part of the Graeme
Dingle Foundation’s Project K
programme, the students made
their way back to school from
the Lewis Pass by mountain biking
and hiking, carrying enough
gear and food supply for the
journey.
Losing their cellphones and
contact with everyone and
having to trust and rely on
their 12 fellow participants for
survival, was only the start of
a journey for a group who had
never experienced wilderness
activities or living in the
outdoors.
While the weather was generally
fine over the expedition, the
group experienced morning
frosts, mist and rain as their
journey threw challenges such
as the summitting of Mt Oxford,
100km of mountain biking, caving
and abseiling down a cliff.
Jaleel Aratuara-Collins, a 2020
Project K participant graduate
shared her journey.
“Last year I was an idiot,
doing things that I shouldn’t be
doing. I had little or no respect
for anyone, making stupid
decisions, physically hurting
myself because I was trying
to deal with things that I was
struggling with,’’ she said.
“Through my Project K journey,
I learnt how to make friends
with people outside my circle, to
give people a chance, to grow as
an individual and how to hone
in on my team-building skills.
“I learnt to become mentally
stronger and I can now comfortably
ask for help if I need it,’’
Jaleel said.
RUGGED: A
group of year
10 Hornby High
School students
have returned
home after
spending four
days trekking
through the
Southern Alps. ​
Project K was started by Sir
Graeme Dingle in 1996 and has
three components including
the wilderness expedition, a
community challenge and a oneon-one
mentoring programme,
all designed to build confidence,
teach life skills and help find
purpose and direction.
The programme was
introduced in Christchurch in
2002.
Series of guided
walks to
improve fitness
PEOPLE ARE being encouraged
to step up their fitness through a
new series of guided walks that
gradually move from a wetland
wander to a more challenging hill
climb.
The Sport Canterbury-based
Green Prescription team –
together with the Adventure
Specialties Trust – has designed
four winter walks for “beginner
explorers.”
The first walk on May 20
traverses Travis Wetland, with the
series culminating with a walk to
the top of the Port Hills on July 1.
The other walks include a coastal
walk from Spencer Park on June
3 and along Mt Vernon Track on
June 17.
“There are four bush walks
in the series and they start flat
and progress, so that by the
fourth walk, participants may be
prepared for a gentle gradient,”
Green Prescription team lead
Abby Wilson said.
“For some people, it may be
their first time heading into the
Port Hills.”
The Green Prescription
programme provides support and
motivation for people wanting
to increase or maintain their
physical activity.
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‘Council attack on public facilities in Riccarton’
Central Riccarton
Residents’
Association secretary
Garth Wilson talks
about city council
decisions
In December 2020, staff
sent a report to councillors
drawing attention to the fact
that Riccarton Rd is a key public
transport corridor with over 800
bus movements a day.
As well as linking people to
Riccarton as a destination, the
bus lounges on Riccarton Rd
are a key connecting hub on
Environment Canterbury’s network
linking passengers to other
services.
Only a matter of weeks later,
city council staff recommended
closing these lounges. Consultation
was invited from interested
residents to this proposal. But
even before the proposal was
opened to the public, staff had
for months been trying to find
businesses willing to sublease the
lounges. The so-called consultation
was nothing of the sort but
just another nonsultation which
this council has become notorious
for.
Nowhere in the bus lounges
were notices placed advising users
how they could make views
felt on the proposed closures.
The very mention of savings
of $600,000pa was misleading
because it was only ever
$300,000pa that ratepayers were
contributing to the lounge operating
costs.
Where are people waiting for
a bus going to stand? There is no
seating available and there will
be considerable congestion with
walkers, prams and e-scooters.
This is yet another attack on
public facilities in the central
Riccarton area, the most densely
populated in Christchurch with
a density far exceeding the limit
city council placed on medium
density zones.
Population has increased
exponentially since the earthquakes
so what does the council
propose? Strip the area of its
facilities, even though it suffers
from high levels of deprivation.
The city council wants to close
the marvellous and brilliantly
managed Wharenui Pool, shut
down the Mobile Library Service
(to all of Christchurch), close
the bus lounges, and, of course,
Riccarton has lost its authentic
community centre to a building
which is more like a branch of
Hereford St.
City council staff have still not
SERVICES: Central Riccarton Residents’ Association secretary
Garth Wilson says the Riccarton Rd bus lounges are a key
connecting hub in Christchurch’s bus network.
admitted their incompetence
was to blame for the two months’
hold-up on the Elizabeth St
cycleway because they did not
obtain archaeological consent
from themselves.
Because staff steadfastly (and
arrogantly) refused to take account
of overwhelming public
sentiment in 2019 there are now
many empty shops on Riccarton
Rd.
City council staff are desperately
looking for ways they can
cut expenditure. They will find
the solution close to home. There
is a bloated bureaucracy in council
with many hundreds of staff
on $100,000pa plus, the chief
executive is paid more than the
•HAVE YOUR SAY on
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gooding@starmedia.kiwi
prime minister and some senior
managers more than a cabinet
minister.
There is such an excess of
“managers” that city council
administration is unhealthily
obese. It should employ local Kiwis
instead of constantly importing
staff from overseas because
local Kiwis will listen to local
communities who know what is
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HEALTH & AWARENESS
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Joint pain: Do I have arthritis or
could it be mainly my muscles?
The team at Physical Sense in Sydenham
sees clients with a range of symptoms but
many of their middle-aged and senior clients
visit complaining of pain in one of their joints.
Physiotherapist Ietje van Stolk suggests
that a major part of the pain could be due
to muscle pain rather than simply arthritis.
“Even if an x-ray shows arthritis, the reason
for the pain may be the muscles around
the joint,” she explains. The images show
how a muscle knot (the crosses) in a back
muscle can give hip pain (aches and pain
are the red areas in the drawings), a knot
in a muscle on the back of the shoulder
blade can give a deep pain in the front of
the shoulder and a muscle knot all the way
near the groin can give an ache in the knee
(especially at night in bed).
Ietje recalls one case where an 89 year
old client with severe arthritis who walked
with a stick, told her, “I will end up in
a wheelchair, I cannot put any weight
through my right leg due to pain in my hip
and buttock”. “Within 4 treatments, she
was walking with her stick but without the
severe pain,” says Ietje. “The arthritis was
one of the factors that made her muscles
spasm but the other was that older people
move less and the flexed position the hip
is in when we sit is particularly bad for
the hip.” Ietje is happy with the fact that
although the client was 89 and could have
been “given up on” or told to live with the
pain, she made a difference to her health
and wellbeing.
The same lack of movement can be the
reason for your knee pain or your shoulder
pain and the same few treatments could
make a huge difference for you.
At Physical Sense, hands-on techniques
(massage and triggerpoint deactivation
techniques) are used to release the muscles.
The client also gets a home exercise
program designed to mobilize and stretch
the joint, strengthen the important core
muscles and increase general strength and
SHOULDER
PAIN
KNEE PAIN
(the crosses are the areas of the muscle spasms, the red areas is where the pain is felt)
balance. They teach a movement sequence
that stretches the joint in all directions
whilst the client is able to lie safely on their
bed, perfect for older or less mobile clients.
In many cases having the muscles
released and being taught how to maintain
it, is enough to stay on top of the problem.
HIP PAIN
If severe arthritis is the underlying cause,
some maintenance therapy may be
necessary, but that is often more affordable
and, for older patients, better tolerated
than surgery. After only one treatment you
should know that it will work for you. Call
and only pay $50 on that treament.
Physical Sense Gym and Physio is located at 300 Colombo Street, Sydenham. The Blue Line Bus stops in front of the
door and there is ample parking. To enquire about joint pain treatment, phone 377-2577 or visit www.triggerpoints.co.nz
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Cinema owner is looking for successor
• By Samantha Mythen
LANG MASTERS, long-time
owner of the iconic Hollywood
3 Cinema in Sumner, has turned
90 and he’s still working seven
days a week.
If you stop by for a movie, you
can see Lang with a big smile
waiting behind the counter, usually
during matinées.
On April 30, friends, family,
and work colleagues, old and
new, gathered at Masters’ home
to celebrate his birthday.
He said he is still eating the
leftovers from the three-tier film
reel cake made especially for him.
Lang has owned the cinema for
more than 60 years. Hollywood
Cinema was only open on Saturdays
when Lang and his wife
Maureen first took over in 1962.
They painted and redecorated
the 1938 building.
Only now at 90, is he considering
stepping down and is looking
for someone to take over his
share of the business.
“It would be great if that person
was interested in movies,”
said Lang.
“I would hate to see the theatre
pulled down.”
Even if it is sold. Lang said he
would still pop in if they needed
him.
“I enjoy working here – it
keeps you alive,” he said.
Although Covid has resulted
in a movie shortage, Lang said
people have continued to support
the theatre.
“It would be great to see more
visitors though.”
Lang has been running
theatres around the country
since he was a teen. He attended
Christchurch Boys’ High School
and hosted movies on 16mm
film for friends in his parent’s
garage.
In 1981, at the height of Lang
and Maureen’s cinematic empire,
they ran seven cinemas in
Christchurch.
• Turn to page 10
MOVIE BUFF: At 90-years-old, Lang Masters is still working
full-time at Hollywood 3 Cinema in Sumner.
PHOTO: SAMANTHA MYTHEN
LEGACY:
Lang Masters
has owned
Hollywood 3
Cinema since
1962.
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“The hard part is making sure
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“Here, we do better with arty films
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In 2013, Lang won a New
Zealand Motion Picture Industry
Council award for service to the
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In 2014, the cinema won the
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New Zealand Motion Picture
Awards.
In his home on Scarborough
Hill, Lang has his own theatre,
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Lang’s personal favourite genre
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Sound of Music, Oklahoma –
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dipped ice cream.
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Leaving a legacy after 43 years at Foodstuffs
JOHN MULLINS will leave
behind a legacy of innovation
and change when he retires from
Foodstuffs South Island after 43
years.
As general manager of supply
chain, he oversaw the operation
projects that provide customers
with the experience they have
with the Foodstuffs brands of
today.
Starting his Foodstuffs career
as a management cadet back in
1978 in Christchurch, Mullins
worked in a range of roles training
in areas of sales desk, warehouse
operations, Cash‘N‘Carry,
and general clerical duties.
“Looking back on my time
at Foodstuffs South Island, I
was fortunate enough to be able
to work in a variety of roles,
upskilling and working my way
around the business,” Mullins, of
Fendalton, said.
“In the 80s, I was given the
opportunity to move into a shipping
and purchasing role, later
taking up the role of wholesale
operations manager in 1985.
“It was the number of different
roles I took on in the 80s that has
helped to shape my knowledge
and understanding of how the
business continues to operate so
successfully today.”
The end of the 1980s saw a
merger between Foodstuffs
Christchurch and Foodstuffs
Otago, forming Foodstuffs South
Island.
For Mullins, this meant further
opportunities as he moved
into a new corporate executive
role.
“During my time at Foodstuffs
Christchurch and later Foodstuffs
South Island I’ve enjoyed
watching the business transform,
helping to integrate new systems,
operations and technology
throughout our supply chain,”
he said.
“It has been incredible seeing
the business grow over the years
with new retail stores, technology
advancements, and larger
premises for more capacity to
store food for extended periods
of time.”
The year 2003 saw Mullins move
into his role of general manager
wholesale operations and procurement,
and in 2010 he was given the
role of general manager of supply
chain and was appointed an adviser
to the board.
Said Foodstuffs South Island
chief executive Steve Anderson:
VARIETY: After
43 years, supply
chain general
manager
John Mullins
is retiring from
his crucial role
at Foodstuffs
South Island. ​
“I’ve had the privilege of working
with John over the past 20
years and seen first-hand the
instrumental role he played in
developing and growing our supply
chain.
“Some highlights for me include
John setting up our procurement
and inventory systems, developing
and launching our warehouse
management system and its ongoing
enhancements, not forgetting
the many other projects he’s tackled
over the years.”
Over the last couple of decades,
highlights for Mullins include
the opening of the Hornby
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the Hornby ambient DC in 2007
and further expansion in 2014,
and the launch of Foodstuffs
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Last year he oversaw the
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The opening was a highlight
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product and services required
for them to continue feeding the
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The building and opening of
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which created over 100 additional
jobs and meant upscaling
operations to provide deliveries
to our retail stores seven days a
week.
Although the everyday sounds
of forklifts whirling and trucks
reversing will become but a thing
of the past, upon retirement,
Mullins looks forward to
continuing his outdoor pursuits,
giving back to the community
with local governance roles and
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Awards. We have immense gratitude to
our team for their great work and to our
clients for their continued faith in us.
Awards on their own don’t really mean much,
but put them into context and they mean a
great deal. They remind us of the thousands
of incredible sellers, buyers, investors and
tenants we have had the opportunity to assist
this year – we thank you for your support and
for choosing our team as your team. They also
remind us that in doing great business, we’ve
had the incredible opportunity to support
others in their endeavours to make our
community great; through our charitable giving
such as Nurse Maude, Cholmondeley House,
Good Bitches Baking, Inspire Foundation... to
name a few. We are grateful every day for the
opportunity to help people in our community,
not only in their real estate goals, but also in
building a fantastic city together.
INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS
#1
MIKE
DRUMMOND
TOP NAI
SALES CONSULTANT
#2
PENELOPE
SHRIMPTON
TOP NAI
SALES CONSULTANT
#1
LYNNE
CAWTHORN
TOP BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT MANAGER
#2
MANDY
SHAW
TOP
PROPERTY MANAGER
#1
KEVIN
BURROWES
TOP MORTGAGE ADVISOR
CLIENT EXPERIENCE
OFFICE ACHIEVEMENTS
AUCTION
LISTINGS PER
SALES CONSULTANT
#1
FENDALTON
#12
PAUL
NICHOLS
#19
KATHRYN
PICTON-WARLOW
#24
CINDY-LEE
SINCLAIR
#31
NERINA
HIGGINS
#38
TIM
HARRIS
#40
MICKY
LIMMER
TOP PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT OFFICE
#1
EXCELLENCE
TOP OFFICE
CANTERBURY
#4
FENDALTON
#16
CORINA
GREY
#21
JENNI
ROLTON
#25
RICHARD
DAWSON
#33
ZANI
POLSON
#39
STEVEN
MARSHALL
#41
EMMA
LUXTON
TOP PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT OFFICE
#1
REVENUE
CLIENT EXPERIENCE
OFFICE AWARD
#2
FENDALTON
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