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‘Painting gives me happiness’
• By Natalie Pham
AN AWARD-winning Japanese
artist is hoping to connect
people through her third
annual art exhibition.
About 320 brightly coloured
artworks are arranged in a
cross at South Library, with
its symbol representing the
intersection of the past and the
future.
St Albans artist Haruko
Furukawa said the majority of
the artworks came from her
students in New Zealand and
from overseas artists – from
Japan to the United States.
“I painted about 50 artworks,
220 were from my students and
the rest is from many artists.”
Since starting the project
seven years ago, Furukawa
said her only goal was to have
many people participate and
feel connected through the
exhibition.
The avid artist started to paint
many years ago, as a way to deal
with the raw emotion following
her father’s death.
“Then I discovered that
painting gives me happiness,”
she said.
“I knew that I want to make
people all over the world happy
through my works.”
Furukawa then attended
Kyoto Saga Art University
where she learned traditional
Japanese art, and later picked
up Western techniques in
Florence, Italy.
This explains the
incorporation of acrylic and
traditional Japanese materials
into her painting.
Said Furukawa: “My styles
are a combination of Western
and Japanese styles because I
learned both.
“Western colours are deep,
whereas Japanese is more
subtle. So I normally paint with
Japanese colours first, and then
paint with acrylic.”
Furukawa has taken part in
several live painting events and
created murals across the city
since moving to New Zealand
20 years ago.
Her artworks have
also featured in local and
international exhibitions.
Last week, she was among
five artists participating in an
ongoing exhibition at Tūranga
that displays the lives of ethnic
minorities.
Besides teaching art at
her home, Furukawa also
volunteers teaching art at
retirement villages.
Next month, the painter will
collaborate with Shiki Japanese
Music Group for a performance
of live painting and music at the
Arts Centre.
The Big Bang 13 exhibition
will run at South Library until
the end of this month.
SHOW: Awardwinning
Japanese
artist Haruko
Furukawa has
compiled 320
artworks in her
latest exhibition,
Big Bang 13.
The artist also
teaches from home
and in retirement
villages (above).
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South Christchurch Farmers’
Market
Sunday, 9am-noon
South Library
The South Christchurch Farmers’
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best selection of fresh local produce
in Christchurch, including a large
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vege shop with fresh artisan bread,
French-style pastries, free-range eggs,
locally made cheeses and seasonal
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Vegan Night Mākete (Market)
Saturday, 5-8pm
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Christchurch’s regular vegan night
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South – Día de Muertos –
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Tuesday, 3.30-4.30pm
South Library
Join us for a chocolate skull making
workshop to celebrate Día Los
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of angels, sheep and sugar skulls
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Thursday October 27 2022
JP Clinic
Tuesday, 10am-1pm - South Library
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There is no charge for this service.
Wā Pēpi – Babytimes
Wednesday, 10.30-11am
Spreydon Library
Encourage learning through
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interactive programme including
music, movement, rhymes and a
story. Recommended for under twos.
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COLLABORATION: The Imaginarium was built for and by a group
of children aged five to seven over two weeks, along with the
help of parents, caregivers, and a design team The group used
full-size modules to assemble the playground on the last day of
the programme.
Children contribute to high profile award
• By Natalie Pham
THE IDEA of project Place
Cadets was simple – to show the
values of including children in
public space design.
But that simple yet innovative
idea was announced a joint
winner for the category He Iti
Pounamu at the Resene New
Zealand Institute of Landscape
Architects Awards last week.
Judges said the project showed
how children can participate in
design as researchers and creators
of their spaces.
“[We] applauded the approach
which saw tamariki (children)
able to witness their ideas become
a reality and gaining a real
sense of belonging and inspiration
in the process.”
This category was judged using
eight key criteria, including
innovation in planning and
solutions, added value for the
community, effective sustainable
management, influence and
significance.
The idea for the project came
after a discussion between the
Phillipstown Community Centre
Charitable Trust and a design
team from Gather Landscape
Architecture about creating
meaningful engagement with the
community.
Said trust manager Viviana
Zanetti: “We needed to find
a way that allow people to
contribute in a meaningful way.
So we wanted to try something
new.”
So a group of 21 children aged
five to seven participated in a
two-week programme in 2020 to
design and build the playground
Imaginarium.
The name, decided together
with the group, represents the
idea that the playground can be
“anything”.
Lead landscape architect
Wendy Hoddinott said the final
outcome reflected what the
children would like to play in,
not the adults’ assumptions.
The $5000 playground, located
in the Phillipstown Community
Hub, was assembled by the
group, parents and caregivers on
the last day of the programme.
Funding was sought and
granted by city council, Hamptons
in Ferry Rd, the Lions Club
Ferrymead and the Christchurch
Rotary Club.
The project, along with Te
Raekura Redcliffs School and He
Puna Taimoana Hot Pools, were
three landscape architecture
works in Christchurch that
received a reward this year.
The new primary school was
a joint winner in Education
and Play, while the city councilowned
facility in New Brighton
received the Award of Excellence
in the category Park, Open
Spaces and Recreation.
SUCCESS: Lead landscape
architect Wendy Hoddinott
(left) and Phillipstown
Community Centre
Charitable Trust manager
Viviana Zanetti with the
award.
Your Local MP for Banks Peninsula
Tracey
McLellan
The Harcourts Geraldine Festival,
featuring the Alpine Energy Art
Exhibition and Awards, is delighted
to be returning after a hiatus during
COVID, with plenty in store for
everyone to enjoy at this year’s event.
The Festival opens on the evening of
Thursday 10th November with the
Alpine Energy Art Awards, marking
the 25th year that Alpine Energy
has supported and sponsored the
exhibition. We will be celebrating this
important silver anniversary in style
that evening with refreshments and
nibbles, and awards announcements,
plus the first chance to view and
purchase art. Everyone is welcome.
Friday gives way to the busy and vibrant
street market in the centre of Geraldine,
with local favourites OJ and the Drama
Queens entertaining the crowds.
Saturday is the main event, when the
peaceful Geraldine Domain becomes
a bustling hub for a day as stalls, food
trucks, kids’ entertainment, and live music
blend to create a great family day out.
Our open gardens are a hugely popular
part of the festival, and most are open
Friday through to Sunday, giving
everyone a chance enjoy them at
their leisure. There are also a range of
complementary events taking place in
and around Geraldine that weekend,
including vintage car displays and rides,
book-a-rama, Soul Food Concert and
much more.
Make the most of spring 2022 and join us for a
fabulous Harcourts Geraldine Festival 2022.
For more info go to www.geraldine.nz/geraldine-festival/.
I’ve already noticed tinsel draped across
shop windows and advent calendars for
sale, so you know that we’re getting to the
business end of the year. It’s also a great time
to connect with community groups and one
of my favourite places to visit is Hōhepa.
Hōhepa regularly features in my diary,
whether it’s to give a talk about politics,
discuss their own representative elections
or to check out the wonderful art, it never
disappoints and I know it won’t be long
before I’m stepping onto their lovely
grounds again.
Another regular event that I find extremely
valuable is a catch up with the many
vicars and church representatives spread
throughout the electorate. They share
my deep passion and concern for the
community and the welfare of all those
who live within. It is always interesting to
hear their thoughts and suggestions to our
collective challenges.
I love a good market so it’s always a pleasure
to pop into the South Christchurch Farmers
Market at South Christchurch Library on
a Sunday. I might be biased but the fresh
produce is some of the best on offer in
Christchurch, as are the other artisanal
products, and the atmosphere is always
friendly and fun.
Speaking of fun atmospheres, I was lucky
enough to attend the opening night of the
Cashmere High School’s production of Jesus
Christ Superstar at the end of September.
There were some stellar performances and
my sincere congratulations go to all the
talented cast, Shaun, Bianca and the rest of
the crew.
You may have seen in the news that I
have organised a Woolston Community
Safety Meeting, which will take place on
31 October from 5 – 6pm at the Woolston
Library, 689 Ferry Road. The safety of
Woolston residents is of paramount
importance and I am in regular contact with
local police, but we also want input from
members of the community. This meeting
will give residents the opportunity to raise
specific safety concerns with myself, police
and your local elected members. I encourage
all those interested to attend.
Well beyond Banks Peninsula, a volatile
global environment continues to put
pressure on prices. New Zealand has fared
relatively well though; inflation eased in the
last quarter and we have lower inflation rates
than the majority of the OECD, including
the UK, Europe and the US. We can’t escape
the global pressures, but we are in a good
position to respond. With the Government’s
books among the best in the world and
Christmas holidays on the horizon, there is
plenty for us to be optimistic about.
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Thursday October 27 2022 5
Students design fourth river footbridge
CANTERBURY University
students are working with
city council staff to design a
fourth pedestrian bridge for the
Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor.
Seven civil engineering and
fine arts students are working
on concept drawings for the
new Dallington bridge. This
footbridge will be situated near
Robson Ave and will provide the
final, vital river crossing for the
future City to Sea Pathway.
City council
head of parks,
Andrew Rutledge
says the third
and fourth-year
students have been
Andrew
Rutledge
provided with the
dimensions, budget
and the cultural
narrative of the
area, and are being encouraged
to explore ways to incorporate
sustainability into their design.
“This is a great example
of finding ways that we can
involve the community
in the development of the
Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor
Regeneration Area,” Rutledge
said.
“The students are very motivated
and are already looking
at how they can use recycled
materials in the design, as well
as different ways to portray the
cultural narrative for the area.”
Third-year civil engineering
student Giselle Dousti said being
involved in a project that had
real-world application was an
opportunity she couldn’t pass up.
“It’s really exciting to work on
something in real life, and it’s
been a great opportunity to work
with the fine arts students on
how we can bring their creative
ideas to life,” she said.
The students will check in with
the city council’s red zone team
as their designs progress.
Mana whenua and key groups
will review and provide feedback
on the concepts. City council
staff will then undertake cost
and concept reviews, then incorporate
structural requirements
and safety standards, and finalise
the design.
Construction of the bridge
is scheduled to begin in winter
2023. It will open in time for
next summer.
LOCATION: Seven
university students are
working with city council
staff to design a fourth
pedestrian bridge for
the Ōtākaro Avon River
Corridor.
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The family business has been
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was officially purchased by Rob
and Alison earlier this year. They
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excellent service their customers have come
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Richmond Discount Furniture, dubbed by a
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town”, is a place where customers enjoy popping
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with items normally priced well below other retail
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Due to their long-term relationship with many of
the local bed manufacturers, Rob and Alison are
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“We also have a good
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“By calling in on a regular basis
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Parking is never an issue, with the
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with the entrance off Draper Street, which is
shared with Richmond Fruit & Vege.
Richmond Discount Furniture offers local
delivery for a minimal charge, but customers
are more than welcome to pick up their
purchases, which are easily collected using
the yard at the back of the shop.
Rob and Alison have enjoyed the friendships
they have created with so many of their
customers over the years. They would like
to thank all their customers for their continued
support of this small family business as they look
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Quick, easy meals for one person
If you enjoy the
taste of Asian
flavours this Thai
chicken curry is sure
to please
Quick Thai chicken curry
for one
Serves 1
Ingredients
2 tsp tice bran oil
1 chicken breast, skinless, sliced
1 small onion, sliced
2 tsp Thai green curry paste
2 tbsp water
165gm coconut milk, or coconut
cream
1 to serve lime, halved
Directions
Heat a frying pan, add oil and
pan-fry skinless chicken breast,
trimmed and sliced for 5min to
brown on both sides. Remove to
one side. Add sliced onion to the
pan and stir-fry to lightly brown.
Add curry paste and gently fry
for 1min to release flavours.
Add water and mix until
smooth, then stir in the coconut
milk or cream.
Return chicken to the pan and
simmer very gently (do not allow
to boil) for 5min, stirring often.
Stir in fresh coriander and
serve with lime wedges on the
side to squeeze over.
The curry should not need
any salt and pepper as the curry
paste is full of strong flavours.
Don’t allow the mixture to boil
once the coconut milk has been
added or the sauce may separate.
Steak with whisky
mushroom sauce
Serves 1
Ingredients
1 beef steaks, thick eye fillet or
scotch fillet
½ tbsp olive oil
2 Spring onions, finely chopped
100g button mushrooms, finely
sliced
1 tbsp whisky, scotch
1 Oxo cube dissolved in
¼ cup water
1 tbsp cream
Sprinkle thyme
Directions
Bring the steak to room temperature
well before cooking
and sprinkle with a little salt and
pepper.
Heat a heavy frying pan, then
add the oil.
Once it starts smoking, add the
steak and cook for 2-3 minutes on
each side. Remove them to a plate
and cover with foil.
Reduce the heat and add the
onion, stirring to lift any meat
residue off the bottom of the pan.
Toss them around for a minute
or two, then add the mushrooms
and thyme.
Once the mushrooms soften,
add the whisky. The alcohol may
ignite and flare up, but it will
quickly subside.
Add the stock and allow
the sauce to bubble and thicken.
Finally, stir in the cream, then
return the steaks to the pan and
cook for another minute.
Serve on heated plate, spooning
sauce over each steak. Accompany
with steamed baby carrots
and snow peas and a few sprigs of
chervil.
Pea, ham and sour
cream fettuccine
Serves 1
Ingredients
120gm fettuccine, or
spaghetti
90gm Champagne ham, diced
1 cup frozen peas, defrosted
60gm sour cream, or creme
fraiche
½ lemon, juiced
Directions
Bring a large pot of salted water to
the boil. Add pasta, stir and cook
for 6-8min or until al dente.
Stir pasta a few times while
cooking to prevent it sticking
together.
Drain pasta, then add back
to the pot along with the ham,
peas, sour cream and lemon
juice.
Toss everything together and
warm through on low heat.
Season to taste with a little salt (if
needed) and freshly ground black
pepper.
A few torn basil leaves on top
will add extra flavour. Eat while
hot.
Pancakes
Serves 1
Ingredients
½ cup trimmed mung bean
sprouts
1 medium carrot, julienned
2 spring onions
1 x 4cm chilli, seeds in
½ cup water
2 large eggs, lightly beaten
¼ tsp sesame oil
2 tbsp self-raising flour
1 clove garlic, crushed
1-2 tbsp rice bran oil
Directions
Wash bean sprouts under cold
water and drain well.
Julienne the carrot to make
about ½ cup. Halve spring onions
lengthwise, then cut into 5cm
lengths. Cut chilli into 5mm
rounds.
Whisk water, eggs, sesame
oil and flour together in a large
bowl, until smooth. Add vegetables,
chilli and garlic. Mix
well. Heat half the rice bran oil in
a non-stick frying pan. Add half
the vege mixture and pat down
evenly.
Loosely cover and cook on
medium heat for about 2min,
until the underside is golden. Flip
pancake.
Continue cooking until veges
are crisp-tender, about 3min.
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ROSE COURT
Ultimate Care Bishop Selwyn and Ultimate Care Rose Court
take pride in having built a strong reputation amongst their
local communities. Their tranquil garden settings, with many
restful areas for friends and family to enjoy offer quality time
amidst pleasant surroundings. The bird aviary at Bishop
Selwyn attracts a lot of attention and Rose Court would
not be complete without it’s stunning rose garden and
ornate fountain.
Both facilities offer a dedicated team of nurses and caregivers
with an unparalleled quality of personalised care backed by
industry-leading qualifications and training.
They are provided with ongoing training and professional
development.
We offer comfortable homelike facilities and deliver the very
best in care.
Our facility features:
• Open-ended visiting hours
• Activities programme
• Dietician-approved meals (for special diets)
• Registered Nurse on site 24 hours a day
• Regular happy hour
• Hairdresser, podiatrist and physiotherapist
We are close to:
• Medical Centre
• Local Churches
• Library
• Shopping Malls
• Bowling Club
• Park
Can’t make the Open Days – let us help you.
Call Blair at Ultimate Care Bishop Selwyn on 021 117 4371 or
Lyn at Ultimate Care Rose Court on 027 204 5052
to arrange a personal tour at a suitable time.
BISHOP SELWYN
350 Selwyn Street,
Spreydon, Christchurch
ROSE COURT
115 Rose Street,
Somerfield, Lower Cashmere

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WORDBUILDER
167
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How many words of three or more letters,
How including many plurals, words can you of make three from or the more six
letters, using each letter only once? No foreign
words or words beginning with a capital are
allowed. There's at least one six-letter word.
once?
TODAY
Good 16 Very Good 19 Excellent 23
Solution 166: amuse, AMUSES, ass, ASSUME, ems,
emu, emus, mas, mass, mesa, mesas, mess, muse,
muses, muss, same, sea, seam, seams, seas, sue,
word.
sues, sum, sums, sus, use, uses.
letters, including plurals, can you make
from the six letters, using each only
No words beginning with a capital are
allowed. There’s at least one six-letter
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1. Travel around (14)
10. Partly, to some degree (5)
11. Choked (9)
12. Mimic (7)
13. Custodian (7)
14. Wipe out (5)
16. Compensation (9)
19. Climbing garden flowers (5,4)
20. Woodland god or faun (5)
22. Hangman’s platform (7)
25. Extreme happiness (7)
27. Pact (9)
28. Enraged (5)
29. Absentminded (7-7)
Decoder
Down
2. Lifeless (9)
3. Porcelain (5)
4. Transfix (9)
5. Relating to gold (5)
6. Dimwit (9)
7. Share out (5)
8. Advanced in years (7)
9. Relating to horses (6)
15. Outgoing person (9)
17. Rebel (9)
18. Elaborate (9)
19. Gestures (7)
21. Athlete (6)
23. Immature insect (5)
24. Greasy mark (5)
26. Legal defence (5)
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No.167
Crossword
Across: 1. Circumnavigate,
10. Quasi, 11. Strangled,
12. Imitate, 13. Curator, 14.
Erase, 16. Indemnity, 19.
Sweet peas, 20. Satyr, 22.
Gallows, 25. Elation, 27.
Agreement, 28. Irate, 29.
Scatter-brained.
Down: 2. Inanimate, 3.
China, 4. Mesmerise, 5.
Auric, 6. Ignoramus, 7. Allot,
8. Elderly, 9. Equine, 15.
Extrovert, 17. Dissenter,
18. Intricate, 19. Signals,
21. Runner, 23. Larva, 24.
Smear, 26. Alibi.
WordBuilder
not, now, nowt, nut, opt, out,
own, pont, pot, pout, pun,
punt, put, ton, top, tow, town,
tun, tup, two, unto, upon,
UPTOWN, won, wont, wot.
Sudoku
Each number in our DECODER grid represents a different
letter - there is a number for all 26 letters of the alphabet.
DECODER
Enter the given letters into all squares with matching numbers.
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