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THURSDAY, MAY <strong>27</strong>, <strong>2021</strong><br />
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MISSION: Lanuola Mulitalo (left), Tamia Fenilza and Chahana Mataale and other students of Marian College have<br />
worked hard to fold 1000 paper cranes for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.<br />
MARIAN COLLEGE students<br />
are hoping to raise at least<br />
$1000 for the Make-A-Wish<br />
Foundation by folding 1000<br />
paper cranes.<br />
The Paper Crane Project, led<br />
by Mazda NZ, has Kiwis folding<br />
paper cranes that will be<br />
placed on the Children’s Peace<br />
Monument at the Hiroshima<br />
Peace Memorial Park.<br />
Mazda NZ will also donate<br />
$1000 to the Make-a-Wish<br />
Foundation for every 1000<br />
cranes they receive by the end<br />
of tomorrow. • Turn to page 3<br />
Planting<br />
project<br />
marks<br />
Arbor Day<br />
A MAMMOTH planting project<br />
this weekend marks the start<br />
of a plan to reduce the risk of<br />
flooding in Mairehau and urban<br />
Christchurch.<br />
Conservation Volunteers New<br />
Zealand is hosting their first, big<br />
Cranford Basin community planting<br />
day of the winter season on<br />
Saturday in conjunction with the<br />
city council.<br />
The event also marks World<br />
Environment and Arbor Day.<br />
CVNZ’s conservation officer<br />
Donna Lusby said they were also<br />
offering community planting days<br />
during the week for businesses<br />
and organisations to be part of<br />
creating a living legacy for the<br />
city.<br />
“It’s a great chance for organisations<br />
to muck in and work<br />
together to plant a forest, with<br />
benefits for the team as well as<br />
carbon off-setting and giving back<br />
to the environment,” Lusby said.<br />
Cranford Basin will be transformed<br />
over the next decade into<br />
a multi-purpose space, primarily<br />
providing stormwater retention<br />
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and biodiversity.<br />
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• From page 1<br />
City council parks programmes<br />
and partnerships<br />
manager Kate Russell said the<br />
planting day marks the start of<br />
the mammoth task of planting<br />
40,000 trees in the Cranford<br />
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”CVNZ has taken on the<br />
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times,” she said.<br />
“The kahikatea is Aotearoa’s<br />
tallest native tree and loves wetland<br />
areas. When mature, they<br />
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More than 7000 of the native<br />
conifer have already been<br />
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Russell said.<br />
The rest will be planted this<br />
season with three other public<br />
events planned in June, September<br />
and October.<br />
The project is part of the<br />
Matariki Tu Rākau One<br />
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of the end of the World<br />
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Cranes carry<br />
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• From page 1<br />
The folding of paper cranes<br />
stems from a young girl, Sadako<br />
Sasaki, who survived the atomic<br />
explosion in Hiroshima but was<br />
later diagnosed with leukaemia<br />
from the radiation.<br />
While in hospital, a fellow<br />
patient told her about the legend<br />
of the cranes – that anyone who<br />
folds 1000 cranes will be granted<br />
a wish.<br />
So Sadako set about folding<br />
paper cranes, making more<br />
than 1000 by the time she died,<br />
aged 12.<br />
Marian College pastoral<br />
chaplain Olivia Shimasaki said<br />
students had folded 650 cranes in<br />
the space of two days, and hoped<br />
to have 1000, if not 2000, folded<br />
by the deadline.<br />
“This year our school is focusing<br />
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The young people who receive<br />
wishes from the Make-A-Wish<br />
Foundation show great courage,<br />
therefore we are proud to be<br />
supporting them and the Paper<br />
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“Our students have taken this<br />
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determination, showing the difference<br />
we can make when we<br />
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Manukura Kōrero<br />
Naku te rourou nau te rourou ka ora ai te iwi<br />
With your basket and my basket the people will live<br />
Kia Ora Koutou Katoa, ngā mihinui ki te<br />
whānau o Haeata. At the end of Term<br />
1 I celebrated five terms at Haeata as<br />
Manukura. It seems like such a cliché to<br />
say the time has flown, but it certainly has.<br />
I am very proud to lead Haeata and to<br />
be part of a team that has achieved some<br />
outstanding things for our ākonga and<br />
whānau over that time. I am grateful that the<br />
Haeata Board and the Ministry of Education<br />
have provided funding to assist us to run the<br />
following projects, each one focussed on<br />
raising ākonga achievement and success at all<br />
levels in our kura;.<br />
• Evaluation & Associates - Kaimahi/Staff<br />
Professional Learning for Best Practice<br />
• Motivationz - Mentoring Programme for<br />
Senior Ākonga Engagement<br />
• He Korowai Manaaki - Managing Ākonga<br />
Behaviour Positively<br />
• Te Ara Mōkihi - Te Hokinga Mai -<br />
Ākonga Re-engagement<br />
Our student achievement data continues<br />
to challenge us as a kura. To be honest<br />
with you whānau, it is not where I would<br />
like it to be. Don’t get me wrong, we<br />
have many ākonga doing amazing things<br />
and achieving excellent results across the<br />
curriculum and in NCEA here at Haeata.<br />
Our ākonga are talented, bright, dedicated<br />
and full of potential. However, what we<br />
do have to own as a kura is the fact that<br />
some ākonga are not reaching their true<br />
potential, and are not choosing to be the<br />
best version of themselves.”<br />
What stops some ākonga from reaching<br />
their true potential is their lack of<br />
engagement and their lack of regular<br />
attendance.<br />
Part of our “Haeata Reset” is being honest<br />
about that and then ensuring we focus<br />
on targeted strategies to raise ākonga<br />
achievement. We all have a part to play in<br />
raising academic achievement and success<br />
rates of all ākonga attending Haeata.<br />
As a kura I am confident that we can<br />
demonstrate a commitment to excellence,<br />
to our ākonga and to you as whānau. I am<br />
confident that together, as kura and as<br />
whānau, we agree that all ākonga must:<br />
•Attend Regularly<br />
• Behave Well<br />
• Respect Our Environment<br />
• Focus on Performance<br />
• Wear Correct Uniform.<br />
It is my experience that<br />
sometimes 21st Century youth<br />
culture finds it hard to understand<br />
the concept of “who is in charge,”<br />
because they think they are! I will<br />
finish here with a quote from Chief Youth<br />
Court Judge, Andrew Beecroft, who clearly<br />
articulates his view about“who’s in charge.”<br />
Judge Beecroft believes our tamariki/<br />
children are our greatest asset as a country.<br />
However, he did qualify that when he<br />
warned his audience that our young people<br />
run the risk of failing to achieve their<br />
full potential because we as adults don’t<br />
expect enough of them and we let them<br />
get away with far too much. Judge Beecroft<br />
said:<br />
“Always we hear the cry from the<br />
teenagers, “What can we do, where can<br />
we go?” My answer is, “Go home! Mow<br />
the lawn, wash the windows, learn to cook,<br />
build a raft, get a job, visit the sick, study<br />
your lessons. And after you’ve finished,<br />
read a book.<br />
Your town<br />
does not owe<br />
you recreation<br />
facilities; your<br />
parents do not<br />
owe you fun. The<br />
world does not owe<br />
you a living. You owe the<br />
world something. You owe it your time,<br />
energy and talent, so that no-one will be<br />
at war, in poverty or sick and lonely again.<br />
In other words, grow up, stop being a cry<br />
baby, get out of your dream-world and<br />
develop a backbone not a wishbone. Start<br />
behaving like a responsible person. You are<br />
important and you are needed. It’s too late<br />
to sit around and wait for somebody to do<br />
something someday. Someday is now and<br />
that somebody is you.”<br />
My wero to our ākonga is, “if not you,<br />
who!”<br />
Kia kaha, kia toa, kia manawanui.<br />
Whaea Peggy<br />
Manukura<br />
Hospitality pathway<br />
Hikuawa Hikohiko (Clubs)<br />
It is a very exciting challenge to be able to align<br />
hospitality assessments with catering events at Haeata.<br />
Consequently, in doing so, our akonga get authentic<br />
learning experiences in our amazing commercial<br />
kitchen, and our customers get top quality restaurant<br />
meals.<br />
Recently we held a belated Mother’s Day menu and<br />
this was attended by many of our Haeata whanau.<br />
The assessment was the Level Two Unit Standard<br />
29569, (Prepare equipment and cook kai with liquid<br />
to present for manuhiri) and the hospitality students<br />
did an exemplary job. We served a veritable feast<br />
consisting of chicken roulade stuffed with spinach and<br />
roast capsicum, coconut poached fish, and shaksuska<br />
with whipped feta and pita bread, for mains. All this,<br />
closely followed by caramel pears, moccachino trifle<br />
or poached meringue on a pool of sauce anglaise.<br />
Not only did our hospitality students prepare and<br />
cook all this magnificent food, some were then<br />
further volunteered into serving it to our esteemed<br />
guests.<br />
I was so proud of the students who took part in this<br />
assessment and I would wholeheartedly encourage<br />
them to pursue a career in hospitality as they were all<br />
absolute stars. The following students are to be highly<br />
commended-<br />
Teleisha Johnson<br />
Xiana O’Donnell<br />
Jasper Pelayo<br />
Q’Che Reweti<br />
Mereana Taungakava-Hogan<br />
Houston Tuhiwai<br />
Kazania Tuhua<br />
A big thanks also goes out to Natalie Malan for<br />
creating such a welcoming restaurant environment.<br />
Now we all look forward to our next catering<br />
occasion and sincerely hope to see you there!<br />
Nicki Knier<br />
The Year 4-6 Puna Ako groups in Hikuawa are doing Hikohiko<br />
(clubs) on Tuesday afternoons. They choose between:<br />
1. STEM challenges, making a water rocket with The<br />
Wonder Project’s support- this involves planning, creating<br />
prototypes, designing models and finally building rockets<br />
out of plastic bottles ready to launch.<br />
2. Art-learning techniques for pencil sketching and building up<br />
an art portfolio each.<br />
3. Code Club- using programmes like Scratch and Python.<br />
They are building up their skills to be able use technology<br />
to solve real world problems in their community.<br />
We are two weeks in and the commitment and enthusiasm is<br />
awesome to see with all ākonga excited and engaged in this<br />
programme.<br />
Taking enrolments, please email enrol@haeata.school.nz for any enquiries or phone us on 03 930 0110<br />
Haeata Community Campus<br />
240 Breezes Road, Wainoni<br />
Reception Hours: Mon - Fri 8am - 3pm<br />
Contact 03 930 0110 • enrol@haeata.school.nz<br />
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Blue room gets new home at florist business<br />
• By Samantha Mythen<br />
TRANSFERRED by road at<br />
4.30am on <strong>May</strong> 14 and lifted on<br />
site via two cranes and the help<br />
of 20 contractors, the blue room<br />
– once used as the Mt Pleasant<br />
Community Centre – has found<br />
its new home.<br />
It now sits among the fields of<br />
flowers at Aromaunga Baxters<br />
Flowers in Heathcote.<br />
The Baxter family, who have<br />
owned the florist business for 40<br />
years, bought the blue room from<br />
the city council.<br />
After the February 22, 2011,<br />
earthquake destroyed the Mt<br />
Pleasant Community Centre, a<br />
temporary building was set up in<br />
its place – it’s blue walls giving it<br />
the name of blue room. Because a<br />
new community centre has since<br />
been built, the blue room is no<br />
longer needed.<br />
John Baxter said they purchased<br />
the building as their<br />
business is expanding and they<br />
needed more shed space.<br />
The blue room will now we<br />
used for flower processing, where<br />
the picked flowers are trimmed<br />
and bunched for their shop and<br />
at markets.<br />
“We’re excited to have the blue<br />
room here,” Baxter said.<br />
“It has a lot of history.”<br />
Baxter said when he and one of<br />
his brothers Mike went to view<br />
the blue room before purchasing<br />
it, he could already picture it being<br />
on site in Heathcote.<br />
“It was a little building that<br />
needed a home,” he said.<br />
Said Mt Pleasant Community<br />
Centre president Rebekah Mc-<br />
Cullough said: “ We’re thrilled<br />
the blue room has gone there and<br />
it’s wonderful it can still be a part<br />
of our extended community.<br />
“We are pleased they can use<br />
the room and that they appreciate<br />
its history.”<br />
Said market and centre coordinator<br />
Di Richardson: “We<br />
are so delighted it has gone to<br />
a good home and is still in the<br />
neighbourhood.”<br />
Baxter joked that although the<br />
space was needed for their flower<br />
processing, he loved table tennis,<br />
and the space looked perfect for<br />
setting up a table tennis tournament.<br />
“We’ll see what happens,” he<br />
said.<br />
Baxter and his two brothers,<br />
Mike and Richard – ‘the Baxter<br />
boys’ – run and own the florist.<br />
BAXTER BOYS: John and Mike<br />
Baxter are excited to fill their<br />
new blue room with flowers.<br />
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Check your window and door frames, if<br />
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Thursday <strong>May</strong> <strong>27</strong> <strong>2021</strong> 7<br />
Prepare your<br />
home for winter<br />
Preventative home<br />
maintenance tips<br />
Check your water tanks, pipes<br />
and outside taps<br />
Consider turning off outside taps to avoid<br />
freezing and bursting. Covering water<br />
tanks and pipes is a cost-effective way of<br />
preventing this and reduces heat loss.<br />
Consider your outdoor safety<br />
and security<br />
With the evenings being darker earlier,<br />
frosts on outdoor steps, decks and pathways<br />
are a slipping hazard.<br />
Ensure you have adequate outdoor<br />
lighting, a clutter free and smooth pathway<br />
to your rubbish bins, woodpile, external<br />
garage or sleepout.<br />
Clean up spills immediately. Consider<br />
moisture-absorbent mats and handrails.<br />
Cut back your trees<br />
With the leaves already fallen, now is a<br />
good time to assess your trees and trim<br />
back any dead branches and branches<br />
overhanging your windows, spouting and<br />
roof. Check your roof for leaks, loose nails,<br />
and that it has a sound coating. Also look<br />
for moss and algae.<br />
Clear your gutters, drains and<br />
downpipes<br />
An accumulation of autumn leaves can<br />
quickly block gutters, which can lead to<br />
roof leaks, overflow and flooding. Consider<br />
protecting your gutters from birds, hail and<br />
leaves.<br />
Stagnant water may freeze resulting in<br />
gutters and downpipes coming loose or<br />
collapsing.<br />
Blocked drains are a potential health<br />
hazard, create an unpleasant odour and<br />
attracts bugs and small pests.<br />
Store your seasonal equipment<br />
with care<br />
Before you put your lawnmower and<br />
weedeater away for the season, run low or<br />
drain the petrol. Petrol goes off and come<br />
spring your old petrol can adversely affect<br />
the performance of your equipment and<br />
block up your filters.<br />
Cover outdoor furniture and secure<br />
items, such as trampolines, which may get<br />
blown around in strong winds.<br />
Consider options to extend your outdoor<br />
living all year round.<br />
Upgrade your home<br />
with wall tiles<br />
Winter is here and what better time to<br />
accomplish some DIY home improvements<br />
which will add value to your home.<br />
A new easy to install waterproof wall tile<br />
has recently arrived in New Zealand. The<br />
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The decorative tile selection comes in<br />
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This do-it-yourself-tile is quick and<br />
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Dumafix is a high-quality, quick<br />
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Have you been thinking about your next<br />
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At Whitehead Plumbing & Gas Ltd<br />
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Prepare your<br />
home for winter<br />
Less waste,<br />
more purpose<br />
It is fascinating exploring Musgroves’<br />
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recycled and new building products. This<br />
iconic Canterbury company has been<br />
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but they have also built themselves a<br />
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customers (whether they be homeowners,<br />
business owners or tradies) repeatedly refer<br />
to the care and commitment of Musgroves’<br />
long-serving team members who have gone<br />
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General manager, Sue Brown, confirms<br />
that Musgroves has thousands of repeat<br />
customers who come from all round<br />
the South Island (and beyond) to find<br />
treasures for their projects. Whether it<br />
be to look for T&G flooring for their new<br />
build, or for a french door for their home<br />
renovation, or for a sliding door for their<br />
sleep out, or for doors and windows for<br />
their child’s playhouse, or for timber beams<br />
for a business fitout or for some roofing<br />
materials to fix a leak, these are just a few<br />
of the reasons why people come to visit<br />
Musgroves.<br />
There is no question that upcycling and<br />
recycling is alive and well at Musgroves<br />
in Wigram and once you’ve talked to any<br />
member of the Musgroves team you soon<br />
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Wigram. Phone 322 7922,<br />
www.musgroves.co.nz<br />
Protect your<br />
biggest asset<br />
Moss build up can cause damage to<br />
your roof. It can loosen concrete mortar<br />
causing leaks to tile roofs, damage paint<br />
and surfaces of iron, pressed metal and<br />
Decramastic roofs creating costly repair<br />
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Mr Moss, your local roof and wall<br />
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They know your home is your biggest<br />
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Moss treatments start at only $215<br />
including gst (for a roof under 120sq/m) to<br />
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Mr Moss provide moss removal<br />
treatments to clean your roofs, walls,<br />
driveways and paths, silicone sealing<br />
treatments which help repel water and keep<br />
your home drier and warmer. They also<br />
offer spider proofing, gutter cleaning, roof<br />
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replacement services.<br />
Check out the website<br />
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free quotation. Phone: 0800 355 000.<br />
Thinking Moss?<br />
MUSGROVES LTD<br />
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Less waste,<br />
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Thursday <strong>May</strong> <strong>27</strong> <strong>2021</strong> 9<br />
Prepare your<br />
home for winter<br />
Did you know that healthy trees can add<br />
up to 20% to the value of your property?<br />
You may not think about it<br />
that often – but the trees on<br />
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Carefully selected trees on your property<br />
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Experts indicate that a well-maintained<br />
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In addition to adding significant value<br />
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Many tree care companies simply chop,<br />
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Started by Ra and Megan Hammer in<br />
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Speaking with passion about what he<br />
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“We had some very clear goals when we<br />
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Prepare your<br />
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