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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, <strong>2021</strong><br />
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• By Fiona Ellis<br />
BIRTHDAYS ARE always a<br />
difficult time for Zahid Ismail,<br />
as he faces the date without his<br />
twin brother Junaid, who was<br />
killed in the March 15 terror<br />
attack.<br />
This year<br />
the difficult<br />
day was made<br />
worse when<br />
a fire broke<br />
out at the<br />
Halswell<br />
home he and<br />
his family<br />
were about to<br />
Zahid Ismail<br />
move into.<br />
However, the community has<br />
rallied to support Ismail, who<br />
lives in Hornby, donating $9850<br />
over four weeks in a Givealittle<br />
fundraiser set up by his sister,<br />
a response that has astonished<br />
him.<br />
“I’m absolutely taken<br />
aback, even if we had received<br />
like $20, we would still have<br />
been just as taken aback,” he<br />
said.<br />
“Essentially anybody giving<br />
out of the kindness of their<br />
heart and their hard work is a<br />
big deal. We really appreciate<br />
every little bit.”<br />
• Turn to page 4<br />
REMEMBERED: The death of Junaid Ismail in the 2019 terrorist attack makes birthdays a difficult time for his twin brother.<br />
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Thursday <strong>October</strong> 7 <strong>2021</strong> 3<br />
Halswell expansion worries residents<br />
• By Fiona Ellis<br />
CONCERNS OVER the<br />
expansion of Halswell were<br />
frequently raised in a survey<br />
about life in Christchurch’s<br />
fastest-growing suburb.<br />
Canterbury University’s<br />
Callum Prichard is part of a<br />
group of social work students<br />
conducting the survey, which<br />
has more than 100 responses<br />
so far.<br />
Although the survey is still<br />
open, he has noticed patterns<br />
coming through in the answers.<br />
“There are some really<br />
interesting fears around the<br />
expansion of Halswell,” Prichard<br />
said.<br />
Infrastructure problems are<br />
one example, with people saying<br />
roads in the area are struggling<br />
to deal with the traffic volume.<br />
City council data shows the<br />
Halswell Ward’s population<br />
increased by 34.3 per cent<br />
between 2013 and 2018, while<br />
Christchurch’s population<br />
increased by 8.9 per cent.<br />
By 2043, the population in<br />
Halswell is expected to grow<br />
by 137 per cent. Over the same<br />
period, the city’s population is<br />
expected to increase by 22 per<br />
cent.<br />
As well as addressing<br />
residents’ concerns, the survey<br />
also asked about people’s level of<br />
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community connection to the<br />
area, whether they like living in<br />
Halswell and, if so, why?<br />
This showed what people<br />
enjoy about the area, such as its<br />
friendliness and the recreational<br />
use of Halswell Quarry, Prichard<br />
said.<br />
The students will deliver a<br />
presentation based on the survey<br />
results at the university later this<br />
month.<br />
It will account for a large<br />
portion of their grade in<br />
the second-year course on<br />
social work and community<br />
engagement. However, he hoped<br />
the Halswell community would<br />
also benefit from the survey.<br />
The presentation would<br />
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Faith key to overcoming the hardship<br />
• From page 1<br />
Since buying the Halswell<br />
property in April, they had been<br />
carrying out renovations and<br />
were nearly ready to make the<br />
shift when the fire broke out.<br />
“We were almost there-two<br />
days out from the contractor<br />
finishing.<br />
“It ended up doing a lot of<br />
damage, but the fire department<br />
got there in time to stop it engulfing<br />
the whole place.”<br />
A large hole in the floor was<br />
perhaps the worst of the damage,<br />
and the impact of the ash and<br />
soot permeating the entire house<br />
was also extensive.<br />
While the couple had house<br />
insurance, they had not yet organised<br />
content insurance.<br />
“After the fire, we were really,<br />
really taken aback-we knew we<br />
were in a bit of a situation.”<br />
They were now working to organise<br />
repairs and did not expect<br />
to move in for weeks, or even<br />
months.<br />
Meanwhile, they would continue<br />
to live with Ismail’s mother.<br />
The family owned the Springs<br />
Road Dairy, which his parents<br />
brought when he was a small<br />
child, he said.<br />
“We’ve been in this dairy as a<br />
family for 33 years.”<br />
He now helped out in the dairy<br />
in the evening after his regular<br />
DAMAGE: A fire which broke out on Zahid Ismail’s birthday<br />
at his new home has prevented him from moving in while<br />
repairs are made.<br />
job.<br />
“After [my brother] passed,<br />
myself and my wife took on a lot<br />
more responsibility.<br />
“We sort of contracted and<br />
stayed together as a family after<br />
my brother went. It changed our<br />
outlook and our plans, we were<br />
supporting one another.”<br />
This was not the only family<br />
tragedy he endured in 2019, with<br />
his baby daughter dying in Starship<br />
hospital in July of that year<br />
due to a critical heart condition.<br />
Faith was the key to overcoming<br />
the hardship of recent years,<br />
he said.<br />
“We’re very religious in terms<br />
of our outlook on life . . . it really<br />
gives us that platform to understand<br />
any sorry of adversity or<br />
grief that we have to undertake.”<br />
This year Ismail and his wife<br />
welcomed another baby daughter.<br />
“Thankfully, she’s completely<br />
healthy.”<br />
He hoped his next birthday<br />
would be spent peacefully in the<br />
family’s new home.<br />
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CONSTRUCTION of<br />
Hornby’s new $35.7 million<br />
centre has been delayed for a<br />
second time.<br />
The build is dependent on<br />
the arrival of 147 steel piles<br />
that were initially expected<br />
to be at the Kyle Park site by<br />
September, then <strong>October</strong>.<br />
The piles, which will weigh<br />
418 tonne, are now expected<br />
to arrive in November, said<br />
Nigel Cox, city council head of<br />
recreation, sports and events.<br />
“It appears there were<br />
global shipping issues before<br />
the pandemic, which the<br />
pandemic has exacerbated,”<br />
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The current shipping<br />
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It will take a week for the<br />
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Currently the piles are in<br />
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However, the use of the<br />
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residents’ minds.<br />
Submissions on the facilities<br />
WAITING: The steel piles needed to start building the multi-million dollar Hornby<br />
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and activities the<br />
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to see at the new centre<br />
closed on Friday.<br />
A total of 173<br />
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said.<br />
“We are aware of<br />
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coming in through the library<br />
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post.”<br />
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A chance to jump on the world stage<br />
Ruby to<br />
take on the<br />
best skiers<br />
• By Fiona Ellis<br />
RUBY HEWITT has been<br />
hitting the slopes since she was<br />
just three-years-old, and her<br />
hard work is set to pay off as she<br />
prepares to pit her skills against<br />
the world’s best young skiers.<br />
The 15-year-old has been<br />
chosen to compete at the 2022<br />
Freeride Junior World Championships<br />
in Europe.<br />
This will be the first taste of<br />
international competition for<br />
the Rangi Ruru student, who<br />
last month won the under-18<br />
women’s ski category at the New<br />
Zealand junior freeride nationals.<br />
Being selected to represent<br />
New Zealand in Europe came as<br />
a shock to her, because usually,<br />
those who were chosen were<br />
in their final year of the junior<br />
category.<br />
“Just to get there in this Covid<br />
world will be amazing,” she said.<br />
While competing in Europe,<br />
her aim was simply to make the<br />
most of the experience.<br />
Although she was not looking<br />
further into the future than this,<br />
she had no plan to hang up her<br />
skis.<br />
“Skiing will be a lifelong passion<br />
for me. I would love to juggle<br />
competing and a career.”<br />
She was drawn to compete in<br />
the sport because of the friendly<br />
atmosphere of the competitions,<br />
she said.<br />
“There is a really great group of<br />
girls who are all super supportive<br />
and fun.”<br />
The skiers she looked up to<br />
included New Zealanders Janina<br />
Kuzma, Jess Hotter, and Craig<br />
Murray, and Italian Arianna<br />
Tricomi.<br />
In spite of injuries and near<br />
misses, she believes a day on the<br />
snow is better than a day off it.<br />
AIRBORNE: Rangi Ruru Girls’ School year 11 student, Ruby Hewitt, 15, has been named in the New Zealand freeride team<br />
that will compete in the extreme sports event in Europe next year.<br />
PHOTOS: MARK BRIDGWATER <br />
However, love of skiing was<br />
not instantaneous for Ruby.<br />
When she was first introduced to<br />
it, she “hated” the sport.<br />
She changed her mind after<br />
picking up on the enthusiasm of<br />
PASSION: Ruby<br />
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was not the<br />
case when she<br />
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Term 3 in Kōmingo Year 5-6<br />
It has been a bit of a stop-start term with Christchurch, along with<br />
the rest of the nation, going into lockdown for a period of time<br />
during the term. Aside from our regular diet of literacy, numeracy<br />
and integrated learning, students have been involved in art and<br />
sport options. The popular kapa haka and choir have again<br />
proven to be Friday favourites. We asked students to identify their<br />
highlights for the term. Here is what some of them had to say.<br />
My highlight for this term was the Canterbury Primary Schools<br />
basketball tournament and winter sport. Winter sport was fun. I got in<br />
for hockey with my friend and I really enjoyed it. For basketball I trialed<br />
for the South West Girl’s team. I got into the team and we went to the<br />
south west zones and got second. Then we went to Canterbury’s and<br />
got 8th. I really enjoyed basketball and winter sport. Another thing I<br />
enjoyed was arts rotation; I had a lot of fun in drama.<br />
- nā Kaiya<br />
My highlight for this term is the silhouette art. I really enjoyed creating a piece of art that was all about things<br />
that represented me such as me, my friends and much more. I also enjoyed doing rad rhythm with Mr Hillary.<br />
Another thing I liked doing was the writing test. I wrote about a girl named Missy who kept seeing faces in<br />
paintings, hearing strange noises and things were disappearing normally, stuff she really needed. The last<br />
thing I enjoyed was sports doing high jump, shot put, discus and sprints.<br />
- nā Lillie<br />
My highlight this term was silhouette art because I like to do art. I also enjoyed the arts rotation. I got to do<br />
drama this term. My favourite part of drama was when we played experts. Something else I liked was high<br />
jump because I like to jump over the bar.<br />
- nā Alex<br />
A highlight for me this term was doing silhouette art because I have enjoyed drawing things that represent me.<br />
Also I have enjoyed doing sprints and the funny relays like bear crawl. Another of my highlights is drums<br />
because we are working on a piece from Rad Rhythm.<br />
- nā Emma<br />
Something that I have really enjoyed this term was: when we would put marbles in the jar, and if we got it full,<br />
we got free time. Also I have enjoyed doing art, drama and drums; doing sprints, relays, high jump and discus.<br />
I also really enjoyed doing the mufti day on 24th of September which was when we wore mufti to school and<br />
brought a gold coin donation. A highlight was also when I tried out for the netball team.<br />
- nā Poppy<br />
Week 9 in Rurutu Year 1-2<br />
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics<br />
(STEM)<br />
We have been starting our end of learning projects. We<br />
all opted in to different projects, involving technology/<br />
coding (2 teachers taking different projects), creating<br />
recycled art, creating an animal and habitat, or creating<br />
a solar system. These projects are based on what we<br />
have learnt so far in science, and provide a vehicle for<br />
students to show what they have learnt, and explore<br />
their chosen topic on a deeper level.<br />
Maths<br />
This week we have been continuing to work on position<br />
and orientation as well as revising shape. We have been<br />
looking at mazes as well as exploring 3D shapes.<br />
Literacy<br />
We have been busy writing letters. Some of us wrote<br />
thank you letters to friends, family and teachers, others<br />
got a head start on their Christmas letters to Santa.<br />
Sign Language<br />
We have been practicing our sign language and sharing<br />
this with people all over the school. The new entrants<br />
and rurutu met up on Thursday morning to show each<br />
other the NZSL songs we have been learning.<br />
Canterbury Chess Tournament<br />
Oaklands Te Kura o Ōwaka competed in this year’s Canterbury Interschool<br />
Chess Tournament. We had 7 teams competing across both the Year 1-6<br />
divisions and the Year 7-8 divisions. In total there were 28 Oaklands Te Kura<br />
o Ōwaka students representing the school.<br />
Results: Well done to all our chess players that came along and enjoyed their<br />
day in the social grade having the opportunity to expand and improve their<br />
chess skills against all the other schools that were there. The Year 1-6 B grade<br />
had a fun day and learned many new techniques and strategies. Well done to<br />
Griffin, Arham, River and Mahek for coming 15th overall.<br />
The Canterbury Chess Tournament was really fun. I wish I could go again.<br />
I learnt many new moves and techniques to help me get better at<br />
playing chess. I won one of my games and sadly lost the other three.<br />
Griffin Year 1-6 Grade B Captain<br />
The Year 7-8 Grade A division did well, winning some of their games and<br />
ending 9th overall in the standings. Well done to Patrick, Lukas, Jaydeep and<br />
Charlie.<br />
The Year 1-6 Grade A team did well winning many of their games and coming<br />
in 8th overall. Well done to Didi, Amelia, Marcus and Ryan.<br />
3rd Place in the Year 7-8 Intermediate Grade B Division<br />
Congratulations to The Year 7-8 Grade B team for coming in 3rd place!<br />
Awesome work, Winston, Jesslyn, Matthew and Luke.<br />
The fences have finally gone!<br />
And finally.....the rebuild has come to an end.<br />
Earlier this week the last of the fencing was removed<br />
and the school rebuild has come to an end. Here are<br />
some photos of the new block named Tūpou - formally<br />
known as Rooms 12 & 13. A big thank you to Hann<br />
Construction and also to Site Manager Jason for<br />
the amazing job they have done. The school looks<br />
fantastic.<br />
The outside of the refurbished block<br />
Year 5-6 Canterbury Primary<br />
Schools Basketball<br />
Tournament - We were there<br />
Pātere Term 3 Highlights Year 7-8!<br />
Noah<br />
I liked kapa haka because I am<br />
learning a new song in Maori.<br />
James<br />
My highlight of Term 3 was EPIC<br />
work.<br />
Campbell<br />
Zoom sessions because it was fun<br />
to do learning with my friends from<br />
home.<br />
Jacob<br />
I like Winter Sport, woodwork for<br />
technology.<br />
Carys<br />
My highlight of term 3 was science<br />
badge, I enjoyed working on these,<br />
they are very fun and educational.<br />
Honour<br />
Technology & careers.<br />
Izzak<br />
The significant events writing pieces.<br />
Lily<br />
My highlight of this term is staying<br />
on task basically the whole term<br />
and getting my work done on time.<br />
Callum<br />
I would have to give my highlight<br />
to the careers because of how<br />
inspiring it was and it made me feel<br />
like my dream job will be the thing<br />
I push for.<br />
Lanica<br />
My highlight from term 3 was the<br />
year 6 open day, zoom meetings<br />
with Mr Sy and Eden, definitely<br />
Winter sports and Athletics<br />
practicing.<br />
A small kitchen area<br />
Following hot on the heels of the Year 7-8 Boys’ and<br />
Girls’ teams competing at the Year 7-8 Canterbury<br />
Primary Schools Basketball Tournament, our Year 5-6<br />
Girls’ team took on the best schools Canterbury had<br />
to offer.<br />
After an excellent result at the SW zone tournament,<br />
the Year 5-6 girls were back over to Pioneer Stadium<br />
for the Canterbury tournament. The competition was<br />
naturally tougher, and the girls were asked to dig deep<br />
into their energy reserves, and we are pleased to say<br />
that they represented Oaklands with great pride and<br />
determination.<br />
Finishing 2nd in their pool play saw the girls through to<br />
the top 8 playoffs, which is an awesome achievement.<br />
A couple of close play off games saw us finish 8th out<br />
of the 18 teams competing, which is the highest we<br />
have ever placed with a Year 5-6 Girls’ team.<br />
Well done to the amazing team of: Grace Brew,<br />
Kaydence Gallacher, Kaiya Hiku, Elena Johansen, Kinjal<br />
Patel, Jessie Braithwaite, Grace Oh, Eva Xue, Jacque<br />
Wu and a HUGE ‘Thanks very much’ to Shontelle and<br />
Roseanne for leading the cheering, supporting, scoring<br />
team - it was much appreciated.<br />
Malakai<br />
My highlight for Term 3 is Careers.<br />
Because I now understand how<br />
jobs work.<br />
Patrick<br />
Winter Sport because I love playing<br />
Hockey so being able to play it<br />
during school time was really cool<br />
for me.<br />
Cassie<br />
Technology because we are<br />
learning how to sew. Sewing<br />
sounds really fun and I am keen to<br />
make some stuff there.<br />
Ellyxia<br />
I really liked real world writing<br />
because i got to learn new things<br />
that happened in the world.<br />
Ethan<br />
My highlight of Term 3 was Te<br />
Hapua. I enjoyed this because I love<br />
coding and video/editing.<br />
Cameron<br />
My term 3 highlight is Significant<br />
events in NZ History because I liked<br />
hearing about disasters and how it<br />
changed us.<br />
Lukas<br />
I enjoyed my career because I got<br />
to learn about heaps of different<br />
jobs. I also like how we got to write<br />
an application as well.<br />
Bella<br />
Kapa haka because I love to learn<br />
new words and new dances.<br />
Lachlan<br />
Duo Lingo and Technology.<br />
Looking into what was<br />
the old Room 12<br />
What is your highlight for Term 3?<br />
Wilbur<br />
Careers because I liked learning<br />
more about my dream job.<br />
Elise<br />
My highlight of term 3 was<br />
significant events. This is my<br />
highlight because I enjoyed learning<br />
about the events that shaped NZ<br />
history.<br />
Arman<br />
Careers - I enjoyed learning<br />
about my chosen Career, and<br />
its details such as payment, and<br />
classifications in financial terms.<br />
(Economics)<br />
Willow<br />
I liked doing my science badge<br />
so I could learn more about<br />
paleontology and learn things I<br />
didn’t know before, I also liked<br />
careers because I really want to<br />
focus on my future and make sure<br />
I can do what is needed for the job<br />
I want.<br />
Aaliyah<br />
Kapa Haka. Netball.<br />
Cody<br />
My favorite highlight of term 3 is<br />
kapa haka because I get to do what<br />
I love and do it with my friends.<br />
Daniel<br />
I like that I had fun with Careers<br />
because it showed me what job I<br />
would like to do in the future it was<br />
the best highlight of term 3.<br />
Fazil<br />
Science Badge, Real world writing<br />
Technology, Careers.
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Musical siblings in<br />
composer awards<br />
THOMAS AND Eva Bedggood<br />
have been playing music together<br />
since they were young children.<br />
And now they are sharing the<br />
experience of taking part in an<br />
award for young composers.<br />
The Canterbury University<br />
music students have been chosen<br />
for the NZSO Todd Corporation<br />
Young Composer Awards.<br />
The award gives them<br />
the opportunity to travel to<br />
Wellington next month and hear<br />
their compositions workshopped<br />
and performed by the New<br />
Zealand Symphony Orchestra.<br />
The works will also be recorded<br />
by RNZ Concert.<br />
They are two of the eight young<br />
composers from around New<br />
Zealand chosen to participate in<br />
the award this year.<br />
Thomas, 20, plays the violin<br />
and Eva, 18, plays the trumpet<br />
and piano.<br />
Thomas, who is in his<br />
fourth year of an honours degree<br />
in music, was selected for the<br />
same NZSO award last year,<br />
which inspired Eva, a first-year<br />
student, to enter for the first<br />
time.<br />
“I never imagined that I<br />
would get in because I’m pretty<br />
young and I don’t think they<br />
often have first years. It was<br />
EXPERIENCE: Thomas and<br />
Eva Bedggood have been<br />
playing music together since<br />
they were children.<br />
awesome to hear we’d both got in<br />
because now we get to have this<br />
experience together,” she said.<br />
The pair have different<br />
inspirations behind their<br />
compositions and their<br />
successful pieces are very<br />
distinct. Eva is interested in film<br />
scoring and finds inspiration in<br />
nature and history while Thomas<br />
says his ideas come from colours,<br />
light, stories and poetry.<br />
They will have an expert<br />
composer-mentor to help them<br />
through the process and their<br />
piece of music will be performed<br />
by the NZSO.<br />
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Sweet treats for dessert or a snack<br />
With daylight<br />
saving here, there’s<br />
a promise of<br />
summer and warm<br />
temperatures to<br />
come. These cold<br />
desserts are plentiful<br />
for when visitors are<br />
due<br />
Cheesecake slice<br />
Serves 10<br />
Ingredients<br />
Base<br />
2 packets Super Wine or plain<br />
Digestive Biscuits, place in food<br />
processor<br />
2 teaspoons cinnamon<br />
250gm butter (melted)<br />
mixer bowl with<br />
1kg cream cheese<br />
500g sour cream<br />
2 teaspoons vanilla paste<br />
6 eggs (beaten)<br />
Zest of four lemons<br />
in oven to go cold (overnight is<br />
fine). When cold, cut into wedges.<br />
Blueberry cheesecake<br />
Serves 6<br />
Process the biscuits into fine Directions<br />
crumbs and tip into large bowl,<br />
Ingredients<br />
add cinnamon and butter and Beat caster sugar/cream cheese<br />
mix together thoroughly. Press<br />
125gm cream cheese, place in<br />
until smooth, add sour cream,<br />
crumbs into largest springform<br />
mixer bowl with<br />
vanilla paste and eggs, mix well<br />
pan (or even bigger container if<br />
1 egg<br />
until smooth and well blended.<br />
one is available) that has been<br />
¼ cup caster sugar<br />
Add lemon zest and mix<br />
well greased and lined baking through thoroughly. Pour mixture<br />
over base, place in oven on a<br />
30g butter<br />
paper, chill in the fridge while the<br />
1 teaspoon vanilla bean paste<br />
filling<br />
263<br />
gets made.<br />
biscuit tray<br />
x<br />
to allow for<br />
180<br />
any spillage,<br />
and bake for 1hr and 50min, 1/3rd cup blue milk<br />
Filling<br />
or until golden, puffed and set in 1 cup self-raising flour (sifted)<br />
2 cups caster sugar, place in the centre, turn oven off and leave 125gm (1 punnet) blueberries<br />
FLAVOURS:<br />
Use<br />
blueberries<br />
as a<br />
garnish for<br />
cheesecake<br />
or as an<br />
ingredient.<br />
Directions<br />
Mix cream cheese/egg/caster<br />
sugar/butter/vanilla bean paste<br />
together for 2-3min until light<br />
and creamy.<br />
Add milk and beat on low to<br />
combine, add flour, mix through<br />
thoroughly, then fold blueberries<br />
through.<br />
Melt butter onto and drop large<br />
serving spoonfuls of batter onto a<br />
hot surface. Cook through.<br />
Whipped cream cheese topping<br />
Ingredients<br />
125gm cream cheese, place in<br />
mixing bowl with<br />
2 tablespoons caster sugar<br />
2 teaspoons blue milk<br />
2 teaspoons vanilla bean paste<br />
Extra blueberries<br />
Directions<br />
Beat cream cheese/caster sugar/<br />
milk/vanilla bean paste for 1-2<br />
minutes until fluffy. A little more<br />
milk may be added to make<br />
the mixture more spreadable, if<br />
desired.<br />
Easy pavlova<br />
Serves 6<br />
Ingredients<br />
8 large egg whites, place in mixer<br />
with two cups caster sugar,<br />
1 desert spoon malt vinegar, 1<br />
desertspoon vanilla essence<br />
Directions<br />
Beat a full speed for 12-15min<br />
until very stiff.<br />
Mould mixture into shape<br />
on a well greased tray that has<br />
been lined with at least two<br />
thicknesses of baking paper and<br />
splashed with a tiny amount of<br />
water.<br />
Bake at 150 deg C for 30min,<br />
then reduce temperature to 100<br />
deg C or 1 hour.<br />
Let it go completely cold in the<br />
oven.<br />
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152,504 reasons<br />
to advertise with us!<br />
<strong>2021</strong> ABC average issue circulation — Star Max vs Press<br />
200,000<br />
The Star<br />
Max *<br />
152,504<br />
circulation<br />
100,000<br />
The Press *<br />
The latest NZ Audit Bureau of<br />
Circulations report is out and<br />
it shows that The Star Max<br />
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We find that the large circulation and<br />
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We get people coming in with our ad and<br />
asking about the specials we advertise.<br />
We have been benefiting from the<br />
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Andrew Idour – Managing Director,<br />
Affordable Furniture<br />
After 4 years advertising in the Bay<br />
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We have advertised with The Star<br />
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We are lucky to have such a great<br />
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Thanks team Star.<br />
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Phone 03 379 7100<br />
Email shane@starmedia.kiwi<br />
Office Level 1/359 Lincoln Road, Addington<br />
*Source: <strong>2021</strong> ABC Audit Report — Star Max vs Press ANP average total circulation each issue<br />
*Star Max — The Star, Bay Harbour <strong>News</strong>, Selwyn Times, North Canterbury <strong>News</strong>
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Thursday <strong>October</strong> 7 <strong>2021</strong> 13<br />
continuing education<br />
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Courses for Term 4, <strong>2021</strong><br />
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We are therefore putting a call out to<br />
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For more information on all our<br />
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Phone: (03) 332 7359<br />
We look<br />
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Come learn with us<br />
Risingholme Community Centre offers<br />
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2002 Smart Fortwo<br />
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1996 Nissan Terrano R3 M-R<br />
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ID 37618<br />
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ID 37800<br />
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$649<br />
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$749<br />
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Medium-Firm Pocketspring<br />
Mattress<br />
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Bed<br />
Mattress not<br />
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$799<br />
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$300<br />
Lowboy 6 Drawer<br />
1130 x 410 x 820.<br />
7 Drawer<br />
Scotch Chest<br />
1140 x 800 x 410.<br />
Also available in black.<br />
Midi 7 Drawer Scotch Chest<br />
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Duchess<br />
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1090 x 410 x 820<br />
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Coffee Table<br />
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2 Drawer Buffet Unit<br />
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$499 EaCh<br />
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$329<br />
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600 x 400 x 900.<br />
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ONLY$429<br />
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ONLY$349<br />
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$899<br />
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1200 x 600<br />
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$499<br />
7 Drawer TV/<br />
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760 x 1140 x 410.<br />
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Towerboy 6 Drawer<br />
1260 x 460 x 410.<br />
With metal<br />
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Also available<br />
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Emma 5 Piece<br />
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Student Desk<br />
Available in black or white.<br />
1000w x 690h x 500d<br />
$140<br />
$329<br />
ONLY<br />
$599<br />
ONLY<br />
$349<br />
White<br />
Shelving<br />
Unit<br />
1980H x 800w<br />
x 300<br />
Pearl headboard<br />
1500H<br />
Queen $399<br />
King $499<br />
3 Piece Dining Suite<br />
750 x 750.<br />
Entertainment Unit<br />
1100 x 400 x 480.<br />
White 2 Drawer<br />
Entertainment Unit<br />
1115 x 480H x 400D<br />
ONLY<br />
$249<br />
Black headboard<br />
1200H<br />
King only<br />
$299<br />
ONLY<br />
$399<br />
ONLY<br />
$299<br />
233 STANMORE ROAD • PHONE 03 389 0536<br />
WE ACCEPT EFTPOS, VISA AND MASTERCARD... PARKING AT REAR<br />
OPEN MON-FRI 10AM–4.30PM SAT 10–1PM<br />
ONLY<br />
$299
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Village Centre Open Days<br />
Every Sunday in <strong>October</strong><br />
10am - 3pm<br />
Summerset at Avonhead | 120 Hawthornden Road, Avonhead<br />
If we are in Alert Level 2, an RSVP will be required due to restricted numbers, please call the sales<br />
manager to RSVP. For event information, visit www.summerset.co.nz/events<br />
03 357 3202 | summerset.co.nz/avonhead<br />
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Brand-new<br />
serviced<br />
apartments<br />
available now! *<br />
There has never been an easier time to move into a serviced<br />
apartment at Summerset at Avonhead. With no weekly fees for the<br />
first three months, six months to sell your home and moving costs<br />
looked after † , the decision to move is easy too. Find out about our<br />
Moving Made Easy offer † today and find the home that’s right for you.<br />
Our serviced apartments are some of the largest available in the<br />
market, offering light and spacious open plan living, a kitchenette<br />
and separate double bedroom with a large ensuite.<br />
Located in the heart of the village, our serviced apartments are<br />
designed to create the perfect balance between independence<br />
and services to support your needs.<br />
Free from the hassles of upkeep and ongoing maintenance, our<br />
homes are all about stress-free living, where time is yours to live<br />
the life you choose.<br />
If you’d like to find out more about our serviced apartments and<br />
view our stunning show homes, come along to one of our <strong>October</strong><br />
Open Days. Open Day tour numbers are limited in Alert Level Two,<br />
so call Anne today on 03 357 3202 to secure your spot, or to book<br />
a private appointment.<br />
*Licence to occupy.<br />
Village Centre<br />
Open Days!<br />
Every Sunday in <strong>October</strong><br />
10am - 3pm<br />
Summerset at Avonhead<br />
120 Hawthornden Road, Avonhead<br />
03 357 3202<br />
Moving Made Easy offer includes†<br />
• Only a $3,000 deposit required to move in<br />
• Up to six months to sell your home<br />
• No weekly fees for the first three months<br />
• A relocation package up to the value of $5,000<br />
† Terms and Conditions apply, visit summerset.co.nz/easymove<br />
If we are in Alert Level 2, an RSVP will be required due to restricted numbers, please call<br />
the sales manager to RSVP. For event information, visit www.summerset.co.nz/events
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Love the Summerset life<br />
Love the Choice<br />
At Summerset, you’ll find a wide range of homes specifically<br />
designed for the over 70s. Choose from one of our stylish, modern,<br />
purpose-built homes, then make it your own. All our homes are<br />
designed with accessibility as a priority.<br />
Love the Community<br />
At Summerset, you can continue to live the life you choose<br />
with the added peace of mind of living in a warm and friendly<br />
community where you’ll feel completely at home.<br />
As a Summerset resident, you’ll enjoy all the benefits of being part<br />
of a thriving community, including easy access to village facilities,<br />
events, activities and community spaces. And there’s support on<br />
hand should you need it in the future.<br />
Love the Confidence<br />
At a Summerset village you can live fully independently or, should<br />
you need it, you can receive support and care in your own home<br />
or apartment, or in our fully certified care centre. So, if your needs<br />
change, you can be confident you’ll get the support you need<br />
without having to leave the village.*<br />
As a Summerset resident, you’ll have access to<br />
a range of community facilities, including:<br />
*Subject to availability.<br />
Divine Café<br />
Exercise room<br />
Communal vegetable<br />
gardens<br />
Residents’ bar<br />
All-weather bowling green<br />
Residents’ workshop<br />
Hair and beauty salon<br />
Swimming pool and spa pool<br />
Regular visits from<br />
health practitioners<br />
For your free information pack visit summerset.co.nz<br />
If we are in Alert Level 2, an RSVP will be required due to restricted numbers, please call the sales manager to RSVP.<br />
For event information, visit www.summerset.co.nz/events<br />
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Love the Community<br />
When you move into a Summerset retirement village, you’re not just moving<br />
house – you’re joining a vibrant and welcoming community where you’ll feel<br />
completely at home.<br />
Summerset homes are warm, modern, and designed with everything you<br />
could need for the perfect retirement lifestyle. And there’s no need to worry<br />
about maintenance and upkeep. We take care of the little things, so you can<br />
continue to live the life you choose.<br />
When it comes to activities and events, there’s always something happening<br />
to keep our residents involved and entertained, and you can choose to do<br />
as much or as little as you like.<br />
We have a range of homes to choose from and we’re sure there’s an<br />
option that’s right for you*. We’d love to show you around at one of our<br />
<strong>October</strong> Open Days. Open Day tour numbers are limited in Alert Level<br />
Two, so call Anne today on 03 357 3202 to secure your spot, or to book<br />
a private appointment.<br />
Village Centre<br />
Open Days!<br />
Every Sunday in <strong>October</strong><br />
10am - 3pm<br />
Summerset at Avonhead<br />
120 Hawthornden Road, Avonhead<br />
03 357 3202<br />
*Licence to occupy.<br />
If we are in Alert Level 2, an RSVP will be required due to<br />
restricted numbers, please call the sales manager to RSVP.<br />
For event information, visit www.summerset.co.nz/events<br />
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