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Enjoy the BEST of Christchurch living connecting you with your neighbourhood THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2024 www.starnews.co.nz Download the FREE Christchurch APP School pleads for bell’s return: ‘It’s our heart, our history’ A PRIMARY school’s historic bell was stolen over the weekend. Addington Te Kura Taumatua principal Donna Bilas (pictured) said the bell has played a significant role in the school’s traditions since it was founded in 1881. It was discovered missing on Monday. Said Bilas: “The kids all enjoy having their opportunity to ring it to start the day, but it is also a huge part of celebrations and commemorations that we hold here at school.” The school is appealing to the local community in the hope of retrieving the bell. “If anyone has seen it, seen someone with it, we just want it back. “It’s our heart, it’s our history. We won’t ask any questions. “If you find it, please, please bring it back.” The bell is “about the size of a basketball and very heavy”, with Bilas saying that she thought it was made of brass. The school believed the bell was taken to sell for metal. “Other schools locally have had brass and copper taken before. “To actually take the time to come in in the weekend and take this off our tamariki is hugely upsetting.” Bilas told chrislynchmedia. com: “When we went to ring the bell every morning like we do, it just wasn’t there. It had been ground off with a power tool. It’s like a part of us is missing. “The bell is a feature of many school traditions,” Bilas said. “At the end of each year, we gather for every child or staff member who is leaving to ring the bell – rain or shine. “The kids then shake hands with all staff and our haka is performed. In its new space, it has steps for students to climb to it if they are short and also for a wheelchair to pull up to.” The remembrance garden, where the bell was located, also holds a plaque commemorating the 51 shuhada who lost their lives in the mosque shooting, including a past parent. Each year on March 15, the school community gathers to remember them, with the bell ringing as part of the ceremony. The garden also features a tree planted in honour of the King’s coronation. “We know it was taken after 4.15pm Sunday as it was heard being rung when a teacher who had just finished working on site was leaving,” Bilas told chrislynchmedia.com. “We just want it back, no questions asked. Just give us our heart and history back.” Going the distance to raise funds for rescue helicopters • By Isabella Adams MORE THAN 100 individuals and 14 groups are taking part in a month-long fundraiser to support Canterbury rescue helicopters. The Back to Base challenge officially began last week, and will run through August. Participants can choose from four distances – 9km, 49km, 97km, and 155km – and can complete their chosen distance through walking, running, riding or skiing, all while gaining sponsors. All money raised will go towards the Westpac and Roa Mining rescue helicopters. One person supporting the cause is Ron Towner who Ron Towner gained the nickname ‘Airman Ron’ in 2022 after raising $91,000 while walking 90km in the area around his home before his 90th birthday. Ron couldn’t take part this year due to illness, but did a day of bucket collecting outside Halswell and Wigram New World supermarkets last month. Ron said he was “very pleased” with the $1500 he was able to raise. • Turn to page 3 We found Cameron fantastic to deal with, from the moment we met with him until auction day. He was knowledgeable about the market. He kept us up to date throughout the whole process constantly with feedback from potential buyers. He wasn’t at all pushy but guided us through the whole process efficiently and gave advice when we asked for it. We also found the PAs, photographers, auctioneer etc all really efficient and also super friendly. We couldn’t recommend Cameron and his team more highly and will definitely use their services in the future. Phone or text 027 555 7079 REINZ Residential Salesperson of the Year* 2020 - 2023 No.1 Harcourts Canterbury 2012-2024 cameron.bailey@harcourts.co.nz No.1 Harcourts New Zealand 2017-2024 No.1 Harcourts Internationally 2022 - 2024 www.cameronbailey.harcourts.co.nz Licensed Sales Consultant REAA 2008 *Residential Salesperson of the Year across all brands in New Zealand.

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School

pleads

for bell’s

return: ‘It’s

our heart,

our history’

A PRIMARY school’s historic

bell was stolen over the

weekend.

Addington Te Kura Taumatua

principal Donna Bilas (pictured)

said the bell has played

a significant role in the school’s

traditions since it was founded

in 1881. It was discovered missing

on Monday.

Said Bilas: “The kids all enjoy

having their opportunity to

ring it to start the day, but it is

also a huge part of celebrations

and commemorations that we

hold here at school.”

The school is appealing to the

local community in the hope of

retrieving the bell.

“If anyone has seen it, seen

someone with it, we just want

it back.

“It’s our heart, it’s our history.

We won’t ask any questions.

“If you find it, please, please

bring it back.”

The bell is “about the size of

a basketball and very heavy”,

with Bilas saying that she

thought it was made of brass.

The school believed the bell

was taken to sell for metal.

“Other schools locally have

had brass and copper taken

before.

“To actually take the time to

come in in the weekend and

take this off our tamariki is

hugely upsetting.”

Bilas told chrislynchmedia.

com: “When we went to ring

the bell every morning like we

do, it just wasn’t there. It had

been ground off with a power

tool. It’s like a part of us is

missing.

“The bell is a feature of many

school traditions,” Bilas said.

“At the end of each year, we

gather for every child or staff

member who is leaving to ring

the bell – rain or shine.

“The kids then shake hands

with all staff and our haka is

performed. In its new space, it

has steps for students to climb

to it if they are short and also

for a wheelchair to pull up to.”

The remembrance garden,

where the bell was located, also

holds a plaque commemorating

the 51 shuhada who lost their

lives in the mosque shooting,

including a past parent.

Each year on March 15, the

school community gathers to

remember them, with the bell

ringing as part of the ceremony.

The garden also features a tree

planted in honour of the King’s

coronation.

“We know it was taken after

4.15pm Sunday as it was heard

being rung when a teacher

who had just finished working

on site was leaving,” Bilas told

chrislynchmedia.com.

“We just want it back, no

questions asked. Just give us our

heart and history back.”

Going the

distance to

raise funds

for rescue

helicopters

• By Isabella Adams

MORE THAN 100 individuals

and 14 groups are taking part in a

month-long fundraiser to support

Canterbury rescue helicopters.

The Back to Base challenge

officially began last week, and

will run through August.

Participants can choose from

four distances – 9km, 49km,

97km, and 155km – and can

complete their chosen distance

through walking, running,

riding or skiing, all while gaining

sponsors.

All money

raised will go

towards the

Westpac and Roa

Mining rescue

helicopters.

One person

supporting the

cause is Ron

Towner who

Ron

Towner

gained the nickname ‘Airman

Ron’ in 2022 after raising $91,000

while walking 90km in the area

around his home before his 90th

birthday.

Ron couldn’t take part this

year due to illness, but did a

day of bucket collecting outside

Halswell and Wigram New

World supermarkets last month.

Ron said he was “very pleased”

with the $1500 he was able to

raise.

• Turn to page 3

We found Cameron fantastic to deal with, from the moment we met with him

until auction day. He was knowledgeable about the market. He kept us up to

date throughout the whole process constantly with feedback from potential

buyers.

He wasn’t at all pushy but guided us through the whole process efficiently

and gave advice when we asked for it. We also found the PAs, photographers,

auctioneer etc all really efficient and also super friendly.

We couldn’t recommend Cameron and his team more highly and will

definitely use their services in the future.

Phone or text 027 555 7079

REINZ Residential Salesperson of the Year* 2020 - 2023

No.1 Harcourts Canterbury 2012-2024

cameron.bailey@harcourts.co.nz No.1 Harcourts New Zealand 2017-2024

No.1 Harcourts Internationally 2022 - 2024

www.cameronbailey.harcourts.co.nz Licensed Sales Consultant REAA 2008

*Residential Salesperson of the Year across all brands in New Zealand.

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Frosty warming hearts at hospital

THERAPY: Frosty works her

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THE ATMOSPHERE inside

Christchurch Hospital always

warms up when Frosty arrives.

Frosty, a two-and-a-half-yearold

labrador retriever, is part of

Canine Friends Pet Therapy.

She does her rounds

through wards 16 and 17 every

Wednesday.

Frosty’s journey to her current

role is as heartwarming as her

presence.

Her story began with Nette,

a long-time volunteer, who

initially fostered Frosty.

Although she did not pass the

rigorous service dog training,

Frosty’s charm and warmth

led to her becoming a beloved

part of Nette’s family, alongside

partner Greg and their cat Cola.

After excelling in canine pet

therapy training, Frosty now

visits the hospital regularly,

wearing the red bandanna that

signifies her special role.

Her visits have quickly become

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The benefits of Frosty’s

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dogs can reduce anxiety, lower

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Frosty’s gentle, affectionate

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The sight of Frosty trotting

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• From page 1

More than $78,000 has been

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Intensive care paramedic Adrian

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COASTGUARD Canterbury’s

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Members are now seeking

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Carolyn Tapley.

BBT has towed the

Lyttelton-based coastguard’s

Canterbury Rescue vessel into

the harbour for hundreds

of callouts and training

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the tractor’s decline and are

BLUE BEAUTY: Coastguard Canterbury is bidding a fond farewell to its ‘Big Blue

Tractor’ as it sees its last days of towing rescue boats. Board member Carolyn Tapley

is appealing for the community to donate a tractor which can replace the BBT’s

towing capabilities.

paying tribute to its assistance

in critical call outs.

“She’s not a boat, but she

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A suitable replacement

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Studio breathing new life into Linwood

• By Geoff Sloan

A RUNDOWN building on

Stanmore Rd which often

attracted beggars and rough

sleepers is now a thriving hub of

dance activity.

The Euphoria Dance Studio

moved into the old Video Ezy

store in Linwood Village in

January, with the goal of helping

re-energise the neglected suburb

through dance classes and shows.

Founder

Jobelle Nunez

hopes it will

inspire people

when they walk

by to come

inside and say

hello.

“Sometimes

people would

knock and

Jobelle

Nunez

just say: ‘Oh, your place looks

amazing’. So I think, you know,

if it brightens their day, I think

we’re doing a pretty good job.”

She said dancing is therapeutic.

“I teach ballet, jazz, tap,

contemporary and hip-hop.

But mostly what I teach here at

Euphoria is hip-hop.”

Linwood Village has just

received a major makeover by the

city council.

The master plan aims to

make the impoverished suburb

more “people friendly” with

wider footpaths, more trees and

improved lighting.

Nunez is proud to be among

the businesses and residents

breathing life back into the area.

She started dancing in the

Philippines when she was six and

continued after moving to New

Zealand in 2018 with her family.

Nunez founded Euphoria

Dance Studio in her garage three

years ago, with five students.

But strong interest saw the

studio grow to more than 130

students, requiring a much bigger

space.

“Sometimes I give out free

classes every year just to give

back to the community.

“Because again, it’s not about

the money at the end of the day,

it’s just about, you know, giving

love to anyone who needs it.”

The experienced dancer has

ambitions to one day open more

branches around the city.

She is also seeking sponsorship

so she can offer more free or

subsidised dance classes to the

community, allowing her to pass

on her knowledge to the next

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TRANSFORMED: The old Video Ezy building on Stanmore Rd has been transformed into a

thriving dance studio.

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Kirkwood Opportunities

Schooling for the Whole Child

The focus of a successful school is the pupil. The growth of our children at Kirkwood is

supported by the many extension opportunities we offer over and above our classroom activities.

We work on extending learning opportunities in a number of areas.

Technology

Some of the highlights in our technology

area include:

• Robotics

• 3D Printing

• EPro8 Challenge

• Fashion Design and Make

Technology is a favourite area for many

students due to the ‘hands-on’ problem

solving approach to learning.

Sports/

Hākinakina

Apart from the regular physical

education programmes within the

classrooms there are many other

sports offered at Kirkwood.

Extension Opportunities,

Competitions and Events

Some of the sports

played are Netball,

Football, Cross Country,

Swimming, Rugby,

Basketball, Water polo,

Orienteering, Korfball,

Mountain Biking, Touch

Rugby, Tchoukball

Rugby League and

Table Tennis.

Music

Music is taught as part of the performing arts curriculum in all classrooms however, extra

opportunities are available for students to learn a wide variety of music.

We offer opportunities for the Guitar, Piano, Violin, Drums, Flute, Brass, singing in the Choir

and playing in the Orchestra as well as Music extension classes.

Our students have many opportunities to participate in various

competitions and events offered at Kirkwood.

These include:

• University of Canterbury

Academic Competitions;

• Cantamath;

• Science Badges;

• Otago Problem Solving;

Awards

We value and encourage

personal excellence which

is recognised with our

‘Blues’ Awards system.

• Toi toi Writing and Art

Competition

• Kids’ Lit Quiz;

• Orchestra;

• Choir;

• Kapa Haka;

• House Captains;

• Librarians;

• School Production;

• School Council;

2025 Enrolments

As Kirkwood Intermediate School has

a school zone, we are encouraging all

applications, including those out-ofzone

applications, to be in before 31

August 2024 for the 2025 school year.

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School website for further details.

If you have any further questions,

please do not hesitate to contact the

school office.

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enrolment information. Alternatively, you may contact

the school office 348 7718.

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Phone 03 348 7718

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CROSSWORD

1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8 9

10 11

12 13 14

15 16 17

18

360

SUDOKU

Every row, column and box should

contain the digits 1 to 9.

WordBuilder

WORDBUILDER

260

6

L A E

Y M G

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?

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Good 17 Very Good 25 Excellent 33

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

Solution 259: ail, air, all, alp, aril, ill, lair, lap, liar, lip,

lira, pail, pair, pal, pall, par, pill, PILLAR, rail, rap, rial,

word. rill, rip.

Good 17 Very Good 25 Excellent 33

19 20 21 22

23 24

25 26

Across

7. Totally uninformed (8)

9. Vinegary (6)

10. U.S. coin (4)

11. Think again (10)

12. Salvage (6)

14. Clear and precise (8)

15. Smart (6)

16. Ship’s kitchen (6)

19. Fleet of ships (8)

21. Appetiser (6)

23. Funeral director (10)

24. North Briton (4)

25. Mysterious (6)

26. Merchant (8)

Decoder

Down

1. Rinse (6)

2. Sequence of DNA (4)

3. Recover (8)

4. Short sleep (6)

5. Antibiotic (10)

6. Faithfulness (8)

8. Holy (6)

13. Talk socially (colloq) (4,3,3)

15. Relating to cooking (8)

17. Factual (8)

18. Supporter (6)

20. Suds (6)

22. Push forward (6)

24. Put into words (4)

Crossword

Across: 7. Clueless, 9.

Acetic, 10. Dime, 11.

Reconsider, 12. Rescue,

14. Explicit, 15. Clever,

16. Galley, 19. Flotilla, 21.

Canapé, 23. Undertaker,

24. Scot, 25. Arcane, 26.

Retailer.

Down: 1. Sluice, 2. Gene,

3. Retrieve, 4. Catnap, 5.

Penicillin, 6. Fidelity, 8.

Sacred, 13. Chew the fat,

15. Culinary, 17. Accurate,

18. Backer, 20. Lather, 22.

Propel, 24. Said.

WordBuilder

age, agley, ale, amyl, aye,

elm, elmy, gal, gale, game,

gamey, gamy, gay, gel, gem,

glam, gleam, GLEAMY,

GAMELY, gym, lag, lam,

lame, lay, lea, leg, ley, lye,

mag, mage, male, may,

meal, mealy, mega, yam,

ylem.

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WHOLESOME: This green leek and potato soup uses the green leek leaves

as well as the white part of the leek to give you more bang for your buck.

Tips to save money on

warming winter food

Good hot food is essential to

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some tips on how to do it

economically

Eat seasonally

Eating seasonally is an easy way to cut down

on grocery bills. Opt for vegetables like

cabbage, celery, leeks, carrots and silverbeet,

which should be cheaper this time of year.

Frozen vegetables are also a great option as

they are cheap, nutritious, pre-prepared and

won’t go bad.

Store seasonal produce correctly

Winter produce such as pumpkin, root

vegetables and citrus fruits have longer shelf

lives when stored properly. Keep whole

pumpkin in a cool room with the stalk

side down, then wrap and refrigerate once

cut or cut into cubes and freeze. Citrus

fruits, carrots and leafy greens last longer

in the crisper drawer in the fridge. A cool

dark place is the best place for onions and

potatoes, just remember to keep them away

from each other.

Freeze winter harvests

Blanch and freeze vegetables such as kale,

cauliflower, spinach and Brussels sprouts

to use in soups, stir-fries and warm salads

throughout the year. Squeeze citrus juices

into ice cube trays and transfer into a

resealable freezer bag once frozen. You can

then enjoy lemon juice in your salads or

orange juice in drinks when citrus can be

more expensive.

Serve soup

Soups are a wonderful way to make a small

amount of food go a long way. Not only are

they simple to make, but they are also very

comforting. You can add all sorts of leftover

meat, vegetables, pasta and grains, making

them a perfect vehicle for making the most

of your food.

Additionally, soups can be made in large

batches, providing multiple servings to

enjoy throughout the week.

Use a slow cooker

Slow cookers are a game-changer for winter

cooking. They use low, consistent heat

over an extended period, making them

incredibly energy efficient. Here are some

specific ways a slow cooker can help you

save money without compromising on taste:

• Using cheaper cuts of meat: Slow

cookers are perfect for tenderising tougher,

less expensive cuts of meat. The low

and slow cooking process breaks down

connective tissues, resulting in tender,

flavourful dishes without the high price tag

of prime cuts.

• Cook once, eat twice: Bulk cooking is a

fantastic way to save both time and money

and slow cookers are ideal for making

large batches of food, allowing you to cook

once and enjoy meals for several days.

This not only saves time but also reduces

the frequency of cooking, leading to lower

energy consumption. Freeze portions in

airtight containers, ensuring you always

have a home-cooked meal ready to go.

• Recipe versatility: The versatility of

a slow cooker means you can make use

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ingredients that might otherwise go to

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range of recipes, from hearty beef stews to

vegetarian chili, creamy oatmeal, or even

desserts such as apple crumble.

This adaptability keeps your meals

interesting and varied while making the

most of your food and the budget.

Green leek and potato soup

Ingredients

50g butter

3 large potatoes

1 large leek

Salt, to taste

Pepper, to taste

4 cups vegetable stock

1 cup milk

200g bacon (optional)

Method

1. Melt butter in a large saucepan over a

medium heat.

2. Wash potatoes, leaving skin on, and cut

into 1cm cubes. Add to the pan.

3. Cut white part of leek into small rounds

and add to pan. Remove green leaves,

separate and wash thoroughly in water

to remove any dirt residue. Cut into thin

ribbons and add to pan, along with whites.

4. Stir well so all vegetables are evenly coated

in butter. Add salt and pepper. Turn down

heat to low, cover with a lid and allow to

gently heat for 10 minutes. Stir occasionally

so the vegetables do not brown.

5. Add vegetable stock to the pan, stir, then

simmer for 30 minutes.

6. Use a potato masher to roughly break up

the potato to thicken the soup.

7. Add milk and bring to a simmer.

8. If you are using bacon, heat a frying pan

on a medium heat. Thinly slice the bacon

and add to the frying pan. Fry until crispy

or cooked to your liking.

9. Ladle soup into bowls and sprinkle with

the bacon.

• For more recipes and tips on

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