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Speed reduction gets
thumbs up from shoppers
• By Fiona Ellis
PEOPLE ARE pleased the speed
limit on Chalmers St by The Hub
Hornby will be lowered to 30km/h,
seeing it as a positive step for
pedestrian safety.
Victoria Holden, who works near
The Hub, said many people had mobility
issues and would appreciate
slow-moving traffic near the busy
mall.
“I think it’s awesome,” Holden
said.
The Hornby-Halswell-Riccarton
Community Board approved the
speed change from 50km/h at a
meeting last week.
Traffic issues were a recurring
theme of the meeting.
The board also decided to have
the city council investigate a possible
traffic light arrow to help drivers
turn right from Amyes Rd onto
Shands Rd.
The Greater Hornby Residents Association
raised the issue after 100
people commented on its Facebook
post asking if change was needed
at the intersection, as reported by
Western News last month.
Those who spoke to Western
News on Monday were also broadly
supportive of the Chalmers St speed
change.
• Turn to page 3
MOVING FOWARD: Shoppers use the Chalmers St pedestrian crossing by The Hub Hornby, where the speed limit is set to
be reduced.
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Thursday July 8 2021 3
Report will look into right turn arrow at intersection
• From page 1
Heather Jackson thought the
speed reduction was a positive
move as Hornby became busier.
“There’s so much traffic here,
and kids running around,” Jackson
said.
Kyle Williams thought the
change was “probably a good
thing” although traffic was
already quite slow on Chalmers
St, he said.
Stewart Henderson
said he
had been going
to the area for
22 years and
never perceived
Chalmers St as
Stewart
Henderson
dangerous.
However, he
was fine with the
speed reduction,
he said.
A person who did not want to
be named said although drivers
were good at stopping at the
pedestrian crossing, the reduced
speed limit was still a good idea.
Another said drivers should
still be allowed to drive faster
than 30km/h in situations where
the road was empty, such as at
night.
A report to the board by city
council traffic engineer Barry
Hayes recommending the change
said it was intended to make the
street safer.
“A do nothing approach is
unlikely to achieve this, in
particular as traffic volumes and
the number of active road users
increase.”
Within the last 10 years, 15
crashes were recorded on Chalmers
St, the report stated.
Two of these were serious
crashes, and another four resulted
in minor injury.
Speed data showed the average
vehicle speed along the street was
32km/h, although this was expected
to increase in the evenings
when traffic was lighter.
Public consultation on the issue
closed on April 26.
Of 38 submitters, 21 were in
favour of the change.
A signalled pedestrian crossing
was suggested by 11 submitters
but city council staff thought this
unnecessary, the report said.
“Staff have observed the delays
and queues do not extend to an
extent that blocks other accesses
or affects the operation of the local
road network.”
The Hub centre manager Jason
Marsden said Chalmers St was
not considered a high hazard
area.
“The traffic is self regulating.
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Shands Rds.
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I don’t think it’ll change too
much,” Marsden said.
He was more concerned with
the difficulty crossing the Main
South Rd and Carmen Rd posed
to pedestrians.
However, anything to improve
pedestrian safety was fantastic,
he said.
The speed limit change will
take effect when the necessary
signs are in place, within the
financial year.
Community board member
Mark Peters said he expected the
council report on the possibility
of a right turn arrow to be ready
about one month after the board
meeting.
Greater Hornby Residents Association
chairman Marc Duff
was satisfied with the board’s
response.
“We couldn’t have asked for
more than that,” Duff said.
After the Facebook feedback,
the issue was discussed at the
association’s monthly meeting,
in which members decided to
progress the issue.
During the community board
meeting, association member
Ross Houliston spoke about the
need for changes to the intersection.
Peters recommended that the
issue be referred to council staff
for a report, which fellow board
members agreed to.
“[The traffic department] will
do a report on whether it’s feasible
or not, and a costing,” Duff
said.
He hoped the report would
prove the need for improvements.
This was not the only dubious
right-turn on the association’s
radar.
Also discussed during its
monthly meeting was the intersection
of Waterloo Rd and
Carmen Rd, and of Buchanans
Rd and Carmen Rd.
“We’ll just work through them
gradually, one by one.”
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Electronic business card takes off
• By Bea Gooding
A GROUP of young enterprise
students weren’t expecting
their final year of high school
to include running a successful
business.
Halswell local Jayden Rosanowski
is among three Cashmere
High School students who
launched the STAP Card last
year. Jayden, along with Felix
Strahl and Emilia Dybka, came
up with the initiative.
They now have a clientele list
that includes real estate agents
and police detectives.
They even won two Young
Enterprise Scheme regional excellence
awards for sustainability
and finance while developing
partnerships with universities
and billboard companies.
And the year 13 students did
it all before they even left high
school.
“It’s taken off heaps, we’re
getting interest from all over
the country. We’ve got some big
customers now, like Harcourts
real estate agents and a police
detective,” said Jayden, STAP’s
chief executive.
“It’s amazing to watch the
business take off and to be a part
of the ride,” said production
manager, Felix.
STAP Card is designed to
replace paper business cards
altogether after the students
discovered more than six million
trees are cut down each year to
produce 100 billion disposable
cards worldwide.
The reusable business
card enables employees to
electronically share their
contact details with others by
utilising QR codes and NFC
chips located inside most new
mobile phones.
All a client needed to do was
tap the card on their device or
scan the code for the information
to pop up on their screen.
In line with the company ethos
of sustainability, STAP also partnered
with non-profit organisation
One Tree Planted by planting
a tree for every card sold.
The initiative kicked-off when
the business studies students, who
were in year 12 at the time, unleashed
their inner entrepreneur
by taking part in the Lion Foundation
Young Enterprise Scheme.
It is a chance for young people
to experience the start-up world
by running a real business, with
products and services brought
to the market by the students
themselves.
As STAP was only meant to
be a school project, Felix said its
ENTREPRENEUR:
Cashmere High School
year 13 students Jayden
Rosanowski (left) and Felix
Strahl won regional Young
Enterprise Awards for
their STAP Card creation.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
ongoing success was unexpected,
but keeping up with growing
demand came at a cost.
Making 100 cards in the last
six months for more than 80
companies meant investing in
a new $3500 printer funded by
company sales and part-time
jobs.
This sped up production
from three to four cards an
hour to 100 in four hours, and
now, it can all be done from a
dedicated office that the school
let them borrow during
business studies classes and
after hours.
Mural design
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Templeton RSA
• By Fiona Ellis
THE TEMPLETON RSA is on
the hunt for someone to design
a mural to brighten its main
entrance wall.
President Brendan Muir said
the 2.5m x 4.5m wall was currently
“blank, boring and uninviting.”
The RSA was running a
competition to find a winning
design, with entries due by mid
September.
“Hopefully, we’ll get locals to
get involved, so they can take
ownership of it,” Muir said.
“We know there is someone
who has a great idea to fill in this
space for us.
“We’ll stick [the entries] up and
have a vote as a club on what’s
suitable.”
The winner would receive a
$100 prize, and plenty of people
would see their design.
Traffic passing by the Kirk Rd
building included parents making
school runs and the bus from
Rolleston to Christchurch, he
said.
The RSA occupied the building
since 1964, but the entrance wall
had always been plain.
Some colour would make it
more welcoming, he said.
The design should also pay
tribute to those who had served in
the armed forces.
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Community board
grants approved
TOY LIBRARIES are set to benefit
from grants made by the Haswell-
Horny-Riccarton Community
Board.
Hornby Toy Library and Halswell
Toy Library each received $2400 at
the board’s meeting last week.
Church Corner Toy Library also
received $2000.
All three grants would go towards
funding wages for librarians.
During the meeting the board also
approved a further eight grants.
Halswell Playcentre received $3000
towards its rent project.
Halswell Hall Inc received $6485
towards its annual insurance and
detailed engineer evaluation.
The Canterbury Tamil Society received
$5000 towards operation costs
of the Academy of Tamil Language
and Arts.
The Christchurch Zhonghua Chinese
Society received $4000 towards
its youth project.
The Revathi Cultural Association
received $1600 towards its annual
show.
St Marks Retired Peoples Fellowship
received $1000 towards monthly
outings.
SHARP Trust received $1500
towards volunteer expenses.
The Lions Club of Halswell District
Inc received $2700 towards costs of
Carols in the Quarry 2021.
All grants were made using the
board’s 2020-21 Discretionary Response
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Wheels of all shapes and
sizes dominated the grounds
of Medbury School recently as
pupils on bikes, scooters and
skateboards navigated their way
around a course to raise money
Middle school team leader and
teacher Scott Johnson decided
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two. (Above right) – Charles Wu
puts the pace on. (Right) – Archie
Robinson ran a lap carrying his
scooter. (Far right) – James Hunter
is all concentration as he enters a
corner.
PHOTOS: KEN BAKER
and awareness for Sub-Saharan
Africa. Pupils were sponsored
by friends and family for the
World Vision event, raising
more than $7000 for the charity.
Assistant principal Amos
Pilgrim, Medbury’s head of
community service, together
with the support of the student
head of community service,
Nisal Pathirana, and four year 8
house leaders, Drew Edmundson,
Jack Wyllie, Otis Wheeler
and Jack Howard, were instrumental
in planning the event for
all boys from years 1 to 8 and
their teachers.
The fall-out from Covid-19
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lives and futures in sub-Saharan
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Year 6 camp was held at Waipara on 19th - 21st May
Year 5 Camp was held 13/14th May at Woodend
We were lucky enough to have all of the Kōmingo
team teachers present with some amazing whānau
members volunteering their time to help.
Ehara koe i a ia!
Students participated in a variety of activities
including orienteering, rifle shooting, archery, gokarts,
team building, and the climbing wall. The water
slide was opened Thursday evening for those brave
enough ... and many were. The Kōmingo teachers
were so impressed by the yr 5 students and their
ability to show their CARE values throughout the
whole experience. With many pushing themselves
out of their comfort zone trying new things.
Laisa: On camp, something new I did was
Abseiling, it was REALLY scary and I kept
thinking if I should go or not and in the end
I did it and it was really FUN! Another thing
that I have never done before and is new
to me was the Faulty towers it was really
wobbly and scary as I got higher and higher
but the very kind instructor reassured me
and I felt better. This is now my FAVOURITE
activity at camp.
Milayna: On camp, I was first really excited
about kayaking and archery. On the first
day, I was able to do crate stacking,
Water sliding and the confidence course.
My favourite activity was crate stacking
because I was able to stack it up to around
15. My second favourite activity was going
on the confidence course because we had
Miss Booth guiding us. My third favourite
was the water slide because although I
did not want to do it once I tried it I really
enjoyed it
South West Zone Basketball Tournament - Year 5/6 & 7/8
1st place: Year 7/8 Girls
A very strong team right throughout
the 8 members, the girls put on a
bit of a display of teamwork as they
combined well together to shut out
the other teams. Now we just need
to work on getting the ball through
the hoop a little more regularly.
2nd place: Year 7/8 Boys &
Year 5/6 Girls
Our year 5/6 girls are a mixture of
Wednesday and Thursday teams
but combined very effectively as a
team to secure 2nd place and a trip
to the Canterbury event. Well done,
girls. We are very proud of your
efforts.
4th place: Year 5/6 boys
This group of boys have a heap of talent and
so much potential. Finishing 2nd in their
section play, they just missed out on making
the final, going down in their 3rd/4th playoff.
The boys bring an energy and keenness
to their basketball which will reap rewards
as their core dribbling and shooting skills
develop. A team to definitely watch out for
in the next couple of years.
Year 7/8 Boys
Semi-final, the boys fight back against St Theresa to draw
level at 12/12 at full-time. A result is needed so the game
goes into ‘golden point’ where the first team to score wins.
St Theresa drives to the basket and put up a number of
shots, all bouncing off the rim. A quick Oaklands pick
up and throw to Cody who drives to half-way. A perfect
pass to Kade who drives to the hoop and puts in a layup.
It hits the backboard ... and drops into the net. Victory to
Oaklands!, and a spot in the final. The win also guaranteed
a place in the Canterbury event.
Canterbury Cross Country
On Wednesday 23rd of July we had
our top runners competing against
other children from all around
Canterbury.
This year the event was combined
with primary and intermediate
schools. That meant that all races
from Year 5-8 were made up of
approximately 200 children.
The Halswell Quarry was nice and
muddy and most children had a
positive experience.
We had some great results with lots
of the children finishing in the top half
of their field.
Our most notable result came from
Lily Wilson who placed 16th in the
Year 7 Girls race.
Well done to our athletes, and thank
you to the parents who helped on
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Thursday July 8 2021 9
Keeping lines of communication open
• By Bea Gooding
“SOME PEOPLE preserve family
heirlooms, some people preserve
cakes, but why? If we stop doing
these things then I think we’ve
lost the plot.”
Those are the words of George
Wealleans, who has mastered the
art of preservation as founder
and inaugural president of the
Ferrymead Post and Telegraph
Historical Society.
It is why the 75-year-old is in
charge of the group responsible
for conserving the country’s
communications’ history in
a 1920s post office building,
nestled within Ferrymead
Heritage Park.
“If I don’t, then who’s going
to?” said Wealleans.
“It’s partly ego, partly a desire
to preserve our history. You
might as well preserve something
you’re keen on.”
The society collects and
restores vintage telegraphy,
telephone and switching systems
mainly from the New Zealand
Post Office and formerly Telecom
New Zealand.
The items, sourced from all
over the country, are in working
order, allowing visitors to get a
feel for what life was like before
the digital age.
The exhibition may look like a
CALLING: George Wealleans with one of the old telephones in the Ferrymead Post and
Telegraph Historical Society building.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
museum, but it has not
strayed too far from its original
purpose – the building still
provides postal agency services
and philatelic (postage stamp)
sales.
Wealleans and a few others
established the society in 1977
during a time when the country’s
morse system and telegraph
service were closing down in
1963 and 1988, respectively.
One of the members already
worked at the Ferrymead
tramways, so the heritage park
was seen as the perfect location
to keep the practice alive.
Otherwise, it would have
“ended up on shelves in a shed.”
“When some of the equipment
out there was ready to be
taken out, we wanted to see it
preserved. So I called a meeting
with post officers in town and
established a group,” he said.
“[Now] we have been tasked, or
dumped, with the idea of looking
after this stuff on behalf of the
people of New Zealand.
“But there’s no benefit of
looking after this stuff other than
our hobby.”
Born in Oamaru, Wealleans
was raised in Timaru by his
uncle and aunt when his father
left the picture.
In the 23 years that followed,
he completed school certificate
and locked in his first job at the
Timaru Post Office at 16-yearsold
as a trainee telephone
mechanician.
In search of love, he
relocated to Christchurch in
1971 to get hitched, eventually
building a house, raising three
children of his own, and starting
a new role at the telephone
exchange.
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‘It’s the technology too that got me hooked’
“We’re still at the same address
with the same phone number.”
Wealleans loved the idea
of being able to help facilitate
communication between others.
The biggest change he
witnessed over time was cell
phones. But as someone who
championed communication,
they were “abhorrent,” as they
created too many distractions.
He also prided himself on accuracy
– his boss once said his
wire tying and lacing skills were
always neat. “It’s the technology
too that got me hooked, and
the data from one computer to
another. The theory of how a cell
phone works is just as important
as the piece of equipment,” he
said.
“Each component leads to a
core computer, then it goes out
through a cellular network and
up to a satellite, passing bits of
messages, then back down to say,
the phone of your mate who just
happens to be having lunch in
San Francisco.”
But after 31 years in the
OPERATOR: One of the society’s oldest telephones, a Bell/Blake transmitter, used
in New Zealand in the 1880s. Left – George Wealleans using some of the old post
office equipment.
PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN
industry, it all changed when he
was made redundant in 1992 –
two years after deciding to take
a decade-long hiatus as president
of the historical society.
He spent the next 17 years after
that working in a factory making
plastic bags before he “weaseled”
his way back into the society’s
presidential role about 10 years
ago.
“In every job I’ve had, there’s
been an element of being your
own master,” said Wealleans.
“Obviously you’re following
the instructions. Like at the
plastic bag machine, you’re given
instructions on how long to
make the bag, but they didn’t tell
you how fast to make it.
“So I fine-tuned the machine a
bit to get it going at say, 65 bags a
minute, instead of 50.”
Wealleans is at the
heritage park nearly every day,
and he would not have it any
other way.
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becoming an architect after
nearly failing a technical exam in
high school – a dream that
grew momentum the second
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set.
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technical perspective, put it on
paper and draw it, like a circuit
diagram. I’ve always treated my
job as a hobby because I love my
work. I’m able to share all my
experiences with a whole lot of
people, even those who aren’t
ex-post office.”
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Thursday July 8 2021 13
Rest roast meat 10min before serving
This simple, succulent
eye fillet of beef is a
winner. It is hard to
overcook and holds
well — in fact the
longer it rests the
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Roasted eye fillet of
beef with rocket and
shaved parmigiano
reggiano
Serves 8
Ingredients
1½kg eye fillets of beef, silver
skin trimmed
3 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
4 handfuls rocket leaves
1 serving parmigiano cheese, for
shaving
Directions
Heat the oven to 210 deg C fan
bake.
Heat a large frying pan or char
grill until hot.
Rub the beef with 1 tablespoon
oil and grind over plenty of black
pepper. Brown beef on all sides
then transfer to a shallow roasting
dish.
Place in oven and roast beef for
18-20 minutes for medium-rare
beef.
Remove from oven, sprinkle
with salt, cover loosely with foil
and a clean tea towel and leave to
rest.
Rest for at least 20 minutes if
you are serving at room temperature.
Slice beef and place on a large
platter. Scatter over rocket, shave
over some parmigiano reggiano
and drizzle with remaining olive
oil.
Self-crusting broccoli and
pine nut tart
Ingredients
Butter, to grease dish
1 head broccoli
3 spring onions, sliced
1 cup grated tasty cheese
4 eggs
1 cup milk
½ cup self raising flour
1 serving salt and freshly ground
pepper, to taste
1 tbsp fresh oregano, chopped
⅓ cup pine nuts
Directions
Heat oven to 200 deg C. Grease a
A roasted
eye fillet will
often go for
two meals. Try
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sandwich.
ceramic quiche dish with butter.
Cut the broccoli into bite-sized
florets and cook in boiling, salted
water for 3 minutes, then drain
well.
Scatter broccoli over the base of
the dish.
Scatter over sliced spring onion
and grated tasty cheese.
Beat eggs in a bowl, add milk
and flour, then whisk to combine.
Season with salt and pepper and
stir in oregano.
Pour this mixture over the
broccoli and scatter with pine
nuts.
Bake for 25-30 minutes or until
golden brown and set. Serve
warm, cut in wedges.
Savoury tomato and olive
mince on ciabatta
Ingredients
400gm mince
2 tbsp oil
1 onion, peeled and finely
chopped
2 cloves garlic, crushed
500gm tomato pasta sauce
250gm brown mushrooms,
sliced
1 tsp dried basil
1 tsp dried oregano
¼ cup fresh parsley,
chopped
1 tbsp black olives, chopped
1 loaf ciabatta bread
1 packet rocket leaves, or salad
greens
Directions
Heat oil in a large saucepan and
brown the mince.
Add onion, garlic and mushrooms
and cook for a further 5
minutes.
Add pasta sauce, basil and
oregano. Cook over a low heat
for 40 minutes stirring often. Stir
through parsley and olives.
Cut six, 2cm thick slices of
ciabatta and grill, turning to
brown both sides. Place toasted
bread on four plates and spoon
over mince mixture. Serve with
salad greens.
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