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THURSDAY, JULY <strong>15</strong>, <strong>2021</strong><br />

Connecting Your Local Community<br />

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Linwood pool<br />

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Confidence boosted<br />

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Study to<br />

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of centre<br />

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Maggie the border terrier<br />

scampered through Shirley<br />

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Maggie paid a visit one<br />

afternoon last week for the<br />

popular Reading to Dogs<br />

programme run by the city<br />

council.<br />

Maggie headed for the far<br />

end of the library where a red<br />

mat, a pint-sized armchair<br />

and a little dog bed awaited.<br />

Excited nine-year-old twins<br />

Keegan and Riley Salt were<br />

first up. They had booked one<br />

of four <strong>15</strong>-minute sessions<br />

with Maggie, who sat obediently<br />

while the boys took<br />

turns reading Seriously, Do<br />

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and petting the patient sixyear-old<br />

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Maggie gave the occasional<br />

yawn, but was still an<br />

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he whispered when she was<br />

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• Turn to page 5<br />

COURAGE: Queenspark School pupils and twins Keegan and Riley Salt love taking part in<br />

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around animals.<br />

PHOTO: NEWSLINE ​<br />

• By Fiona Ellis<br />

AN UPCOMING feasibility<br />

study could set the ball rolling on<br />

a $3 million community facility at<br />

10 Shirley Rd.<br />

The old community centre<br />

at the address was demolished<br />

following the February 22, 2011,<br />

earthquake.<br />

The city<br />

council’s Long<br />

Term Plan,<br />

approved<br />

on June 23,<br />

budgets<br />

$3 million<br />

towards a<br />

rebuild in the<br />

Pauline Cotter 2031-2032<br />

financial year.<br />

It also budgets $35,000 for a<br />

feasibility study to take place in<br />

the <strong>2021</strong>-2022 financial year.<br />

Innes Ward city councillor<br />

Pauline Cotter said the future of<br />

the project was in the hands of<br />

the community.<br />

“It’s now with the community,<br />

they’re going<br />

to have to drive that,” Cotter said.<br />

It was possible the $3 million<br />

funding could be brought<br />

forward if a building plan was<br />

ready and viable, she said.<br />

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Thursday <strong>July</strong> <strong>15</strong> <strong>2021</strong> 3<br />

Pool scheduled to open early<br />

LINWOOD’S NEW pool<br />

complex Te Pou Toetoe will<br />

open ahead of schedule, with<br />

construction set to finish ahead<br />

of time and within budget.<br />

October 1 has been earmarked<br />

for opening the much-anticipated<br />

$22 million facility to the<br />

public.<br />

Said city<br />

council head<br />

of recreation,<br />

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events<br />

Nigel Cox:<br />

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CONSTRUCTION: Teams prepare the new Linwood pools in readiness for opening day on<br />

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the project team has delivered<br />

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“In preparation for the opening,<br />

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and training the team who’ll be<br />

working there.<br />

“A great community facility is<br />

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the team, how they provide for<br />

the needs of the community and<br />

make it an enjoyable place to<br />

visit.”<br />

Linwood Ward city councillor<br />

Yani Johanson has welcomed the<br />

opening date announcement.<br />

“It is great to see the muchanticipated<br />

facility coming<br />

close to completion. It is a true<br />

testament to the hard work<br />

of so many people who have<br />

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past 20 years to see it become a<br />

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“I am sure it will make a<br />

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“I also want to acknowledge<br />

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challenges it has remained on<br />

budget and ahead of time.”<br />

The facility on the corner<br />

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pool, a deep water splash pool, a<br />

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pool, and a pool and water deck<br />

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There will also be a kitchen<br />

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A formal opening with guests<br />

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of October 1, with opening<br />

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the weekend.<br />

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Community<br />

centre may<br />

be rebuilt<br />

Delays in construction of<br />

• From page 1<br />

the last Long Term Plan and<br />

Funding for a community wanted to avoid a repeat of that<br />

facility was not included in the scenario, she said.<br />

2018 Long Term Plan and she was She was pleased with the council’s<br />

response.<br />

pleased it was included this time.<br />

“The fact that it is in there is “It’s been a lot of work, we’re<br />

great.”<br />

really relieved,” Byrne said.<br />

“We had to work really hard She hoped the project would • By Bea Gooding<br />

and the community had to work be brought forward as planning THE ORGANISERS behind<br />

really hard to get it back.” progressed.<br />

a new community sports and<br />

She thought it unlikely the issue “It’s still a long way out but recreation facility in Parklands<br />

could again fall off the council’s I’m hoping that we’ll have a are frustrated the project has<br />

to-do list.<br />

new community centre before taken so long to get started.<br />

“The community will keep it 2030.”<br />

It’s been four years since stage<br />

above the radar.”<br />

Shirley Recreational Walkers one of the Pukeko Centre was<br />

Joanne leader Sue Lang said she hoped a completed, yet stage two, which<br />

Byrne, spokeswoman<br />

for built.<br />

now, has stayed stagnant, with<br />

new community centre would be “ideally” should have opened by<br />

the 10 Shirley The site was currently home funding constraints to blame.<br />

Road group, to a pump track and playground. Stage one, consisting of a<br />

helped organise<br />

a petition of the needs of the whole commu-<br />

clubrooms, has been utilised<br />

“That’s great, but it won’t meet pavilion available for hire and<br />

over 1200 signatures<br />

which However, she did not trust the 2017, after organisers raised the<br />

nity,” Lang said.<br />

extensively since it opened in<br />

was presented council to pull through on the necessary $1.2 million.<br />

Joanne<br />

260<br />

Byrne to the council project.<br />

x 180<br />

Centre chairman Andrew<br />

in May.<br />

“A decade is a long time to wait Weastell said building stage two,<br />

The community was devastated for when you’ve already waited which is the sports and recreation<br />

hall, will be quick and when funding was dropped from a decade.”<br />

can<br />

be up and running within six<br />

months from obtaining the required<br />

funding. Overall, the next<br />

stage costs $1.7 million.<br />

“Ideally it would have been<br />

[done] by now, but we are completely<br />

constrained by funding,”<br />

Weastell said.<br />

“It is also frustrating as there<br />

is so much more that can be<br />

achieved by<br />

having stage<br />

two completed;<br />

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receiving<br />

enquiries from<br />

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Andrew<br />

Weastell<br />

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To make fundraising more<br />

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sports centre causing frustration<br />

The project is a venture<br />

between the Parklands Bowling<br />

Club and the Parklands Rugby<br />

Football Club, with financial<br />

support from the community<br />

and trusts such as the Rata<br />

Foundation. They joined forces<br />

following the February 22, 2011<br />

earthquake – the bowling club<br />

rooms were damaged beyond<br />

repair and the rugby club was<br />

displaced from its home base.<br />

The outcome was a multi-use<br />

facility serving as both a home<br />

base for the founding clubs, while<br />

providing much-needed sports<br />

facilities for other grass-roots<br />

clubs, schools and organisations<br />

in the eastern suburbs.<br />

In 2017, two buildings destined<br />

for demolition from the former<br />

Freeville School were saved, with<br />

both relocating onto the bowling<br />

club site on Chadbury St.<br />

The pavilion has been a hit<br />

ever since. Recently, it hosted a<br />

meeting between residents, the<br />

city council and police regarding<br />

youth offending concerns.<br />

Said Weastell: “From our<br />

perspective, it has been very<br />

satisfying given the amount of<br />

activity that has occurred within<br />

the facilities.”<br />

Once operational, Weastell<br />

hoped the hall would provide<br />

children with more things to do –<br />

a welcome distraction away<br />

PARTWAY: Stage 1 of the Pukeko Centre, with the target<br />

needed for stage 2.<br />

PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN<br />

from petty crime.<br />

“I can only speak from my<br />

own experience, but generally<br />

if young people are involved in<br />

sport and recreation it gives them<br />

something to be passionate about<br />

and keeps them occupied,” said<br />

Weastell.<br />

“They can make lifelong<br />

friendships that can only be<br />

beneficial in helping to reduce<br />

some of the stuff that has been<br />

going on in the community<br />

recently.”<br />

Flyers will soon be delivered<br />

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In the meantime, email the<br />

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From a pilot programme<br />

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“Our guiding principle was<br />

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Five dogs are involved in the<br />

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Riley and Keegan are sold on<br />

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with a tasty marinade<br />

It’s certainly the<br />

weather for hot<br />

roasts, try spicing<br />

them up a bit<br />

with ingredients<br />

you are likely to<br />

have at home<br />

Pesto-stuffed lamb<br />

roast with garlic<br />

Serves 4<br />

Ingredients<br />

⅓ cup pesto<br />

⅓ cup ground almonds<br />

2 tbsp fresh oregano<br />

salt and ground pepper<br />

750gm lamb roast<br />

2 cloves garlic<br />

Directions<br />

Heat oven to 200 deg C.<br />

To make the stuffing, place<br />

pesto, ground almonds and<br />

chopped fresh oregano in a<br />

bowl. Season with salt and<br />

pepper to taste and mix to<br />

combine.<br />

Trim any fat or sinew<br />

from the lamb. Season on<br />

both sides with salt and<br />

pepper and lay out flat on<br />

a board, skin-side down.<br />

Spread stuffing over the<br />

lamb and roll it up to contain<br />

filling. Tie pieces with<br />

string to secure it.<br />

Heat an ovenproof<br />

pan, add two tablespoons<br />

oil and sear lamb for<br />

5min, turning to brown all<br />

over.<br />

Add two heads of garlic,<br />

cut in half to the pan and<br />

place in the oven to roast<br />

for 25min for mediumrare,<br />

or longer depending<br />

on your liking towards<br />

pink meat.<br />

Whisky marinade for<br />

roast meat<br />

Serves 3-4<br />

Ingredients<br />

¼ cup whisky<br />

2 tbsp prepared mustard<br />

3-4 tbsp olive oil<br />

400gm beef fillet (or<br />

lamb)<br />

freshly ground black<br />

pepper<br />

1 cup beef stock<br />

1 tbsp thyme leaves<br />

Directions<br />

Whisk whisky, mustard<br />

and 3 tbsp of olive oil<br />

until well combined. Place<br />

beef in a plastic bag. Add<br />

marinade. Refrigerate<br />

for 1 hour. Return to<br />

room temperature before<br />

cooking.<br />

Preheat grill on high.<br />

Remove meat from<br />

marinade and pat dry.<br />

Brush with remaining oil.<br />

Season with black pepper.<br />

Grill for about 8min each<br />

side. To test if done, press<br />

thickest part of meat with<br />

your fingertip. The softer it<br />

is the rarer it is; the firmer<br />

it is, the more cooked. Tent<br />

with foil and cover with a<br />

thick towel. Rest for 10min<br />

before slicing.<br />

Bring marinade, stock<br />

and thyme to the boil.<br />

Simmer for 10min. Serve<br />

with the meat.<br />

Mulled wine venison<br />

roast<br />

Serves 3-4<br />

Ingredients<br />

Marinade<br />

½ cup mulled wine<br />

1tsp cinnamon<br />

6 whole cloves<br />

1 tbsp honey<br />

Small strip orange peel<br />

1 tbsp olive oil<br />

Roast<br />

400gm venison roast<br />

Freshly ground black pepper<br />

to taste<br />

2 tbsp olive oil<br />

Sauce<br />

1 cup (250ml) meat glaze<br />

or good beef stock<br />

Directions<br />

To make the marinade,<br />

combine wine, spice,<br />

honey and orange peel in a<br />

saucepan. Slowly bring to<br />

the boil. Simmer for 1min,<br />

then cool. When cold, add<br />

olive oil.<br />

Place venison in a plastic<br />

bag. Pour marinade over.<br />

Move meat around so it is<br />

well coated. Refrigerate for<br />

at least 60min or up to 8<br />

hours.<br />

Return to room<br />

temperature before cooking.<br />

Preheat oven to 200<br />

deg C.<br />

Remove meat from<br />

marinade and pat dry.<br />

Reserve marinade for the<br />

sauce. Season.<br />

Heat olive oil in a pan.<br />

Sear venison until lightly<br />

browned on all sides.<br />

Place in a small roasting<br />

pan in the oven. Roast for<br />

20-25 minutes for medium<br />

rare.<br />

Remove from oven and<br />

tent with foil. Cover with<br />

a thick towel and stand for<br />

10 minutes.<br />

Meanwhile, strain<br />

marinade and bring to the<br />

boil. Add meat glaze or<br />

stock and simmer for 1-2<br />

minutes. Serve with the<br />

venison.<br />

Great accompanied by<br />

baby red jacket potatoes,<br />

plus 4cm cubes of pumpkin<br />

and large broccoli<br />

florets, roasted with the<br />

venison.<br />

RD Petroleum (RDP) is a familiar sight<br />

for farm and rural residents around the<br />

Canterbury region, however now days urban<br />

residents also enjoy the same excellent<br />

customer service for which RDP is known for<br />

in rural communities, through their home<br />

heating diesel.<br />

RDP began its home heating diesel delivery<br />

service to the lower South Island’s main urban<br />

centres of Christchurch, Timaru, Dunedin<br />

and Invercargill a number of years ago.<br />

Customer demand has continued to increase<br />

year upon year, and RDP has responded<br />

with specialised improvements to its delivery<br />

equipment.<br />

The trucks that deliver RDP’s home heating<br />

diesel in each urban centre are drawn from<br />

the company’s extensive vehicle fleet. This<br />

means they have the latest communication<br />

and GPS tracking technology on board, so<br />

the operations team always know where they<br />

are and how far away they are from their next<br />

delivery stop.<br />

RDP’s home heating diesel trucks come<br />

equipped with a specially-designed hose,<br />

through which the diesel is pumped from<br />

the truck into house tanks. The length of<br />

the hose allows the trucks to access tanks<br />

without having to enter the property, avoiding<br />

damaging the driveway. RDP is the place to<br />

go if you require diesel conveniently delivered<br />

to your home and as a loyal RDP customer<br />

you’re offered discounted pricing and can<br />

become eligible for value-added benefits.<br />

For all enquiries please phone<br />

0800 44 00 14, or visit the RDP website at<br />

https://www.rdp.co.nz/home-heating or<br />

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HOME & HEATING<br />

Get the balance<br />

right this winter<br />

Enviro Master has been helping<br />

Cantabrians get the balance right when it<br />

comes to choosing the perfect heat pump or<br />

air conditioning system for their home or<br />

office since 2002.<br />

Their team of expert sales people, qualified<br />

electricians, heating and refrigeration<br />

engineers, help to supply and install<br />

Christchurch’s widest range of heat pumps,<br />

and because they have no affiliation with any<br />

one brand, you can be assured their advice<br />

on the benefits and differences between each<br />

product is unbiased.<br />

They will recommend the most energyefficient<br />

and cost-effective system for your<br />

individual situation, and will have you<br />

regulating the heat in your home or office in<br />

no time.<br />

Nowadays, customers are often wanting<br />

whole home solutions to be able to maintain<br />

even temperatures throughout the home both<br />

in Winter and Summer. This can be achieved<br />

by using ducted systems or multi systems<br />

and Enviro Master are experts in designing,<br />

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Help is currently available with a<br />

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the cost of a new heat pump up to $3000.<br />

The subsidy is part of the Warmer Kiwi<br />

Homes initiative and is available to Home<br />

owner/occupiers with a Community Services<br />

Card, a SuperGold combo card or who live in<br />

a low-income area as determined by deciles<br />

8-10 on the New Zealand Deprivation Index.<br />

The applicant’s home must also have been<br />

built before 2008, have insulation up to code<br />

(insulation subsidies also available) and have<br />

no fixed heating in a living area, such as an<br />

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With new regulations now in place for<br />

Landlords to provide heating in rentals, it’s<br />

time to ensure you are meeting the new<br />

standards.<br />

Inadequate heating and ventilation can<br />

lead to mould growth and dampness in your<br />

property, leading to costlier maintenance<br />

and an unhealthy living environment.<br />

Providing a fixed heater with a higher heat<br />

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area effectively. Enviro Master are well<br />

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To ensure you choose the right system<br />

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Anyone wondering about their eligibility<br />

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The importance<br />

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The quality of the air we breathe affects<br />

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Ventilation is the process of air exchange<br />

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In summer, it’s easy to open windows<br />

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Ventilation includes<br />

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continuing education<br />

PEGASUS POST<br />

Spreading<br />

kindness<br />

through craft<br />

Crafting For a Cause is a group of<br />

crafters meeting weekly at WEA to<br />

create things people need. These clever<br />

crafters knit, crochet, sew, and repurpose<br />

materials generously donated to WEA<br />

Canterbury. Creating social capital,<br />

this group are helping reduce stash<br />

cupboards and keep materials from<br />

going into landfill, while sharing skills<br />

and ideas.<br />

Polar fleece has been turned into<br />

kitten blankets for the SPCA and over<br />

50 children’s beanies and mittens for<br />

It Takes a Village, who told them “The<br />

mittens have been a life saver for our<br />

families”. Wool yarn has been knitted<br />

up as hats, scarves and baby blankets;<br />

handmade paper has been turned into<br />

Thank You cards; cotton yarn knitted<br />

and crocheted into dishcloths, facecloths<br />

and cat toys; curtains recycled into tote<br />

bags and net curtains into vege bags and<br />

laundry bags and sold as a fundraiser to<br />

members of the WEA.<br />

To find out more or join the group,<br />

visit www.cwea.org.nz or drop into<br />

the WEA office at 59 Gloucester Street<br />

between 9:30 am and 3:00 pm Monday<br />

to Friday.<br />

Papanui High School<br />

Term 3, <strong>2021</strong> nightclasses<br />

Whether you are wanting to learn something<br />

new to improve your fitness, to challenge<br />

yourself, for relaxation, or to master a new<br />

skill Papanui High School offers plenty of<br />

choices for everyone in their<br />

Term 3 Adult Education Programme. Our<br />

Term 3 classes begin week of 2 August and<br />

we do have some weekend workshops on<br />

offer as well. We have a wide range of classes<br />

available from cooking, crafts, languages,<br />

and fitness through to photography,<br />

astronomy and cheese making. We are<br />

confident regardless of your age, or interest,<br />

you will find a course that will give you the<br />

opportunity to extend your personal skills<br />

and knowledge and meet some new people<br />

in an enjoyable friendly environment. Our<br />

tutors are well-qualified in their chosen field<br />

and wanting to help make your learning<br />

experience rewarding.<br />

One of our new courses on offer for<br />

Term 3 is an Introduction to Aromatherapy<br />

taught by Rebecca Dollery. This course<br />

will guide students through some of the<br />

best known, most researched and effective<br />

essential oils looking at their actions and<br />

best mode of use. The course will be a<br />

mixture of hands on practical preparations<br />

with guided learning covering the basics of<br />

what essential oils are, the safety precautions,<br />

how to purchase, store and use oils to gain<br />

maximum effect.<br />

For further information and enrolment<br />

in any of our Term 3 classes please visit our<br />

website https://www.papanui.school.nz/<br />

com-ed/categories or email Barbara Roper<br />

rpb@papanui.school.nz or telephone our<br />

office on 033520701.


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Thursday <strong>July</strong> <strong>15</strong> <strong>2021</strong> 9<br />

continuing education<br />

Risingholme’s Adult and<br />

Community Education<br />

Courses for Term 3, <strong>2021</strong><br />

now is the perfect time to learn something new, christchurch!<br />

ever fancied learning to sew, play the guitar or learn a new<br />

language? Whatever your interest and whatever your adult age,<br />

learning something new is not only fun, it can also be good for you.<br />

With Risingholme having over 80 courses on<br />

offer, at four different locations across Ōtautahi<br />

there is something that will spark your interest, for<br />

sure!<br />

We are expanding our programme by offering<br />

some new and exciting courses from Term 3<br />

onwards. New topics offered are in the health and<br />

wellbeing space, sculpture, arts, Hispanic cuisine,<br />

compassion communication, financial wellbeing<br />

and memory keeping techniques. We have other<br />

courses in the pipeline too, so keep an eye on our<br />

website.<br />

Visit our website www.risingholme.org.nz to see<br />

our full range of courses, locations and enrolment<br />

info. If you have any questions, please email us at<br />

info@risingholme.org.nz or feel free to phone us for<br />

a chat 03 332 7359.<br />

Course brochures are available on our website,<br />

at the Risingholme office and the CCC public<br />

libraries. We look forward to meeting you.<br />

Spaces are<br />

limited in some<br />

courses, so enrol<br />

now to secure your<br />

place and avoid<br />

disappointment!<br />

Adult and Community Education Term 3, <strong>2021</strong><br />

Come learn with us<br />

Risingholme Community Centre offers<br />

a wide range of short courses, each<br />

term, at a range of venues.<br />

Risingholme Community Centre<br />

Art (Creative Art, Mixed Media, Painting with Acrylics, Drawing &<br />

Sketching), Fabric & Craft Skills, Guitar, Pottery, Sewing Skills, Upholstery,<br />

Sewing Retreat, Yoga, Wood Sculpture, Woodwork, Woodwork for Women,<br />

Zentangle, Fermented Foods, Te Reo Maori, Patchwork and Quilting, NZ<br />

Sign Language, Reiki, Junk Journal (Memory Keeping), Picture Framing,<br />

Pattern Drafting, Getting Yourself Out There, Compassion Communication,<br />

Mastering Wealth & Abundance Seminar, Printmaking, Visual Merchandising.<br />

Christchurch Girls’ High School<br />

Te Reo Maori, Drawing & Sketching, German Language, Painting with<br />

Acrylics, Spanish & Go, NZ Sign Language, Pattern Drafting,<br />

Watercolour Introduction.<br />

Hornby High School<br />

Sewing for Beginners, Te Reo Maori, NZ Sign Language, Hispanic Cuisine.<br />

Riccarton High School<br />

Calligraphy, Indian Cuisine Beginners, Italian Language, NZ Sign Language,<br />

Russian Language, Te Reo Maori, Photography, Simple Healthy Meals on<br />

a Budget, Sewing Skills, ESOL - English for Migrants & Second Language<br />

Speakers, Tastes from Around the World, Found Object Sculpture.<br />

Full details available on www.risingholme.org.nz<br />

Risingholme office at 22 Cholmondeley Ave, Opawa, Chch<br />

Phone 03 332 7359 | Email info@risingholme.org.nz<br />

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