North Canterbury News: May 12, 2022
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NEWS<br />
14 The <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>May</strong> <strong>12</strong>, <strong>2022</strong><br />
Anzac tribute by budding artists<br />
By ROBYN BRISTOW<br />
Awide variety of techniquesand<br />
mediums were used by budding artists<br />
from fourlocalHurunuiSchoolsinan<br />
art competition portraying aspects of<br />
remembering and commemorating<br />
AnzacDay.<br />
Judges Kevin Roberts (Amberley<br />
RSA),and Pam Harvey(Amberley<br />
LionsClub) said studentshad put alot<br />
of thoughtand hard work into<br />
interpreting the theme,<br />
‘‘Understanding the meaningofAnzac<br />
Day’’.<br />
They saiditwas extremelydifficult<br />
to single out one winnerfromthe<br />
senior and junior classes, of each<br />
school in some cases,sothey had<br />
givenawholeclass award.<br />
The senior winneratthe Waipara<br />
School was Eden,with a<br />
3dimensionalmodeldepicting all<br />
aspects commemoratedinAnzac Day<br />
observances,whileAlice was the<br />
junior winner, with abox lid scene of<br />
apoppy wreath and awar memorial<br />
listing the names of localpeople who<br />
gave theirlives.<br />
From Broomfield the wholeMatai<br />
classwas the senior winnerfor a<br />
collaborative art work depicting a<br />
soldier representing the 28th Maori<br />
Battalion.<br />
The junior winners werethe Te<br />
Koukaclass for adisplay of poppies<br />
painted using two different painting<br />
techniques,onadiewash background<br />
imprintedwith thewords of several<br />
stanzas of The Ode to the Fallen.<br />
At Leithfield School two junior<br />
The winners ... Pupils from the Broomfield, Leithfield, Amberley and Waipara Schools at<br />
the prize giving. James Drewery (RSA president), and Pam Harvey, (Lions Club president)<br />
are at right rear.<br />
PHOTO: ROBYNBRISTOW<br />
classes tookpart in the competition.<br />
Trishy, with her neatly grouped<br />
poppies standing straight and tall,<br />
won in the new entrant class, while<br />
the Year3/4 winner was Lucas, with a<br />
structured painting of adark<br />
silhouetteofasoldier against a<br />
coloured background.<br />
Sylvia’s picture of awhite crossset<br />
in the context of agrassy poppy field<br />
and the sun rising from behind the<br />
hills, was the Amberley School’s<br />
seniorwinner, while the whole new<br />
entrant classatthe school was the<br />
juniorwinner. The new entrants had<br />
drawn red poppies withpencil.<br />
The overall winners acrossthe four<br />
schools were:<br />
Senior: Broomfield School’s Matai<br />
class.<br />
Junior: Amberley School’s new<br />
entrant class.<br />
The entries were displayedon<br />
AnzacDay during the dawn service.<br />
IN BRIEF<br />
Lostand found<br />
Thefollowing propertyhas been reported<br />
to thePoliceaslostin<strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong>–<br />
have youseen it?<br />
ABlackiPhone in atransparentcase; a<br />
grey/silver SamsungS21 in clear case;a<br />
Skodacar key on keychain;ablackjacket<br />
in small pack andablack leather men’s<br />
wallet.<br />
The following propertyhasbeen found: A<br />
blue scooter MGP ona base (Rangiora); a<br />
Maroon Maxi Twin Hoist Battery (Found in<br />
Kaiapoi,now at Rangiora Station);and a<br />
black/pink/blue MADD Carve scooter<br />
(Rangiora).<br />
Correction<br />
The<strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong> published a<br />
story on <strong>May</strong> 5around anewruralcrime<br />
smartphone application being trialled in<br />
the Waimakaririand Hurunui districts<br />
over the next twoyears. The story<br />
incorrectly referredtothe app as Rural<br />
Reporting.Thecorrectnameofthe app<br />
residents can downloadisRural Lookout.<br />
The error is regretted.<br />
Water meters<br />
Water meterreadinginthe Hurunui<br />
District has ayouthfullookthis year.<br />
Six <strong>May</strong>oral TaskforceForJobs youths<br />
will be lendingthe council ahelping hand<br />
with theannualchore.Theyarespending<br />
four to six weeks clearing metre boxes,<br />
reporting faultsand documentingwater<br />
usage throughout the district. The youths<br />
will visit Leithfield Beach, Amberley,<br />
Culverden, Hawarden, Waikari, Hanmer<br />
Springs and the Waiau township.<br />
For the treatment and control of cobalt deficiency in both sheep and cattle.<br />
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