Pegasus Post: December 26, 2017

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PHOTOGENIC: Model-in-waiting Hank with Dogwatch manager Pam Howard. 

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding 

HANK THE border collie cross 

is looking for a new home. 

And if he gets one, the twoyear-old 

just might feature in 

Dogwatch Sanctuary Trust’s 

calendar – but not until 2019. 

The trust’s 2018 calendars are 

now on sale, featuring rescued 

dogs which have been rehomed. 

Hank, a bright, lovely and 

playful animal, according to 

trust manager Pam Howard, 

has been without a home since 

October. 

Mrs Howard said many people 

had wanted to adopt Hank, 

but so far the right match hadn’t 

been found. 

Hank had been at the city 

council pound before arriving at 

the trust, and had some “quirks” 

she said. 

She described Hank as 

“resource guarder” – a dog 

that growls and snarls at other 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

Hank waits for his turn to be a calendar boy 

animals and people to stay away 

from an object it might be 

guarding. 

“He just needs an owner that 

understands when dogs have 

quirks you work with them and 

you don’t set them up to fail,” 

Mrs Howard said. 

•Turn to page 4 

• By Sarla Donovan 

WHERE A skate park will be 

sited between Ferrymead and 

Sumner has been narrowed down 

to four possibilities. 

Residents will be told of the 

secret sites before public consultation 

is opened in late January. 

The issue of where a skate park 

is located has been a hot potato 

for nearly two decades. 

So controversial is it, that 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board members have 

been sworn to secrecy over the 

possible sites until residents living 

near them are told. 

Normally outspoken board 

member Darrell Latham said: 

“Until such time as it has gone 

out for consultation we’ve all been 

advised that we can’t breach confidentiality. 

I’d love to be able to tell 

you but I’d get hung, drawn and 

quartered. “ 

Another board member, Tim 

Lindley, echoed Dr Latham, confirming 

the board had discussed 

the list but had been advised not 

to talk to media: “I know what it 

is, I think it’s good, I think good 

things will come of it but we’ll just 

have to wait and see.” 

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Tuesday December 26 2017 

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COMMUNITY NEWS 

I’M A bit of a dog sort of person. 

Others might say I’m a dog of a bloke, 

and if they do, I’d probably take it as a 

compliment. 

That’s why I’ve featured the 2018 Dogwatch 

calendar in today’s paper. 

The calendar is a fundraiser for this great organisation and 

the canines which feature in it are ones that they have rescued 

and rehomed. 

The system works like this: The dogs which end up in council 

pounds have seven days to be collected. The pounds then have 

the unenviable job of giving them the chop or rehoming them. 

This is where Dogwatch comes in. If there’s room, unwanted 

dogs are taken in and then the search for a suitable home begins. 

Hank, who features on page 1, has been at Dogwatch since 

late October. He has a few quirks but otherwise is a lovely dog, 

as most border collies are. 

Photographer Martin Hunter said he played ball for the pic. 

It would be nice for Hank to have a home. 

Give Dogwatch a call on 981 4708. 

Also, if you’re a bit confused by our masthead today – Bay 

Harbour News, Pegasus Post, Southern View – it’s because we’ve 

rolled three of our community newspapers into one. 

It happens at this time of the year. 

But our stand alone communities will be back in your letter 

boxes on Tuesday, January 9. 

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COMMUNITY NEWS Tuesday December 26 2017 3 

News 

Chef stars in new food book 

FOOD FIRST: Roots Restaurant owner and chef Giulio Sturla. 



ROOTS Restaurant, chef Jonny 

Schwass, Otakaro Orchard, 

and the urban farm, Cultivate 

Christchurch, all feature in a 

new book about food. 

Kai and culture: Food stories 

from Aotearoa takes a closer 

look at New Zealand’s emerging 

food identity. It explores current 

trends around growing, making 

and eating food through essays, 

profiles and recipes. 

Chef and co-owner of Lyttelton’s 

multi-award-winning Roots 

Restaurant, Giulio Sturla, features 

in the book. Writer Aaron 

McLean tells the story of the 

chef’s journey to New Zealand 

from Chile, setting up Roots 

with his wife Christy five years 

ago, and subsequently shaking 

up the New Zealand food scene. 

Although the food served at 

Roots bears little resemblance to 

what most of us cook on an average 

evening, Mr Sturla said that 

was exactly how he liked it. 

He wants to create an appetite 

and a market for foods that 

aren’t readily accessible to most 

Kiwis – like scampi, paua, crayfish, 

truffles and certain types of 

vegetables. 

His argument goes like this: 

Because producers don’t think 

there is a market here, consumers 

end up paying export prices. 

“There are so many foods 

available in New Zealand but 

not for everyday people. They’re 

there, but they’re costly for 

households and many people 

may not even know how to get 

hold of them. There isn’t a 24/7 

farmers’ market or fish market 

here (for example).” 

He would also like Christchurch 

restaurants to develop more 

of a focus on their food. 

“I’d like to see smaller restaurants 

with an ingredient-focused 

kitchen – these big kitchens 

aren’t sustainable. Christchurch 

doesn’t have enough people. The 

only way to make them (financially 

viable) is through alcohol 

sales. Why do you have to create 

a big bar and hide the kitchen? 

I’d like to see more balance between 

alcohol and food. So many 

new places focus on the fit out, 

rather than making an interesting 

menu.” 

Roots was one of only eight 

restaurants nationally to gain 

the maximum three “hats” at 

this year’s Cuisine Good Food 

awards – and the only one outside 

Auckland. 

But Mr Sturla is adamant 

his restaurant wouldn’t work 

anywhere else but Lyttelton, and 

he plans to keep on doing exactly 

what he has been. 

Editor Emma Johnson has 

assembled a wide range of 

contributors for the book, including 

Dr Siouxsie Wiles, Alex 

Davies, Fleur Sullivan, Rebekah 

Graham, David White, Dr Tracy 

Berno, Rachel Tauelelei and 

Monique Fiso. 

Ms Johnson said she loved 

food and had always wanted to 

produce a book about it. 

“All the new initiatives that 

were springing up around the 

city post-earthquake, from 

urban farms through to markets 

through to restaurants like Gatherings 

and Roots using our local, 

edible resources, it just seemed 

to indicate people were wanting 

to know more about where their 

food was coming from.” 

•Kai and culture: Food 

stories from Aotearoa is 

available at Scorpio Books, 

Frances Nation, Barry’s Bay 

Cheese, Black Estate and 

Piccadilly Books 

Local 

News 

Now 

In Brief 

Fire rages, homes at risk 

DYERS PASS SPEED LIMIT 

More than 500 submissions 

were received on proposed 

changes to speed limits on 

Dyers Pass Rd. The city council 

is looking at introducing a flat 

speed limit of 60km/h from 

the Sign of the Takahe to the 

intersection of Governors 

Bay and Dyers Pass Rds. It 

also wants to put no-passing 

lines along some sections. 

Consultation on the proposals 

closed last week. The Banks 

Peninsula and Spreydon- 

Cashmere community boards 

will make a decision on the nopassing 

lines by March, while 

the city council has the final 

say on speed limits. 

RUBBISH COLLECTIONS 

As New Year’s Day falls on 

a Monday, the city council’s 

Monday rubbish collection will 

move to Tuesday, the Tuesday 

collection to Wednesday, 

the Wednesday collection 

to Thursday, the Thursday 

collection to Friday, and the 

Friday collection to Saturday. 

Normal collection resumes 

from Monday, January 8. All 

eco-drops and transfer stations 

will be closed on New Year’s 

Day. Libraries will have variable 

opening days/times until 

January 3. 

Kerbside Collection Dates 

for Christmas and New Year 

Starting this Christmas, you’ll notice a change with 

your wheelie bin collection. For the weeks starting 

Monday 25 December and Monday 1 January 2018, 

wheelie bins will be collected the day after their usual 

collection day. 

MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 

• Monday collections will be picked up on Tuesday 

• Tuesday collections will be picked up on Wednesday 

• Wednesday collections will be picked up on Thursday 

• Thursday collections will be picked up on Friday 

• Friday collections will be picked up on Saturday 

Please ensure wheelie bins are placed at the kerbside 

by 6am on your deferred collection day. 

Download the Christchurch Wheelie Bins App for 

collection day reminders. Available on Android and iOS. 

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News 

Historical 

links to 

Redcliffs 

fountain 

feature of 

restoration 


THE DRINKING fountain in 

front of Barnett Park, Redcliffs, 

has been restored with help from 

some of the residents involved 

in its installation more than 40 

years ago. 

The fountain fell over after the 

February 22, 2011, earthquake, 

and has been out of action since. 

Now the Rotary Club of Linwood-Woolston 

has paid to fix 

the fountain, which was repaired 

by Willcox Plumbing last week. 

Redcliffs resident Neralie 

Brittenden approached the club 

three years ago after the city 

council told her the repairs were 

well down its list of priorities. 

She discovered one of the club’s 

members had a strong connection 

with the fountain. 

The club’s chairman at the 

time of its installation and now 

secretary, architect Gerald Austin, 

designed the original seating 

area where the fountain had been 

placed in the early 1970s. 

The original fountain was 

installed by Jack Willcox, of 

Willcox Plumbing, who was also 

a club member. He was helped 

out by his son Barry. 

Jack died earlier this year, 

and this time, it was Barry who 

helped repair the fountain. 

The Rotary club also put in 

new seating several months ago. 

Mr Austin said the club has 

had a long association with Barnett 

Park. 

“In the good old days, we used 

to have a fair, which was a great 

occasion. We planted trees down 

the bottom of the park, which 

are now grown, so we do have a 

connection.” 

BESTIES: Cruise (left) who was adopted in 2014, with best 

buddy Honey. 

HAPPY: Lucy was adopted in 2012. 

Doggone good calendars 

•From page 1 

Hank is one of 12 dogs the 

trust is currently trying to 

rehome. 

In a bid to continue rehoming 

abandoned dogs, the trust has 

teamed up with Community 

Energy Action to create the 2018 

calendar. 

The calendar’s message focuses 

on raising awareness about the 

rescuing and rehoming of abandoned 

dogs and aims to educate 

people about energy efficiency. 

“It is a combined effort that 

has gone down very well. Some 

dogs just do not cope with cold 

weather,” Mrs Howard said. 

The trust has been producing 

calendars since about 2011. 

Funds raised go towards the 

operation of the rescue centre. 

“We have always had huge 

support from the community but 

this year we were sponsored by 

CEA. They have done a fantastic 

job,” Mrs Howard said. 

Dogwatch is a charitable trust 

which rescues and rehomes dogs 

and puppies that have ended up 

in the Christchurch, Selwyn and 

Waimakariri pounds. 

After a seven-day holding 

period, the council becomes the 

legal owner and either rehomes 

the dog or puts it down. 

If no one claims the dog, Dogwatch 

is contacted and if it has 

kennel space, the dog is taken 

into its care. 

•Calendars are available for 

purchase online at www. 

cea.co.nz/dogs or from the 

Dogwatch Sanctuary Trust 

at its adoption centre, 230 

Dyers Rd, or at the CEA, 299 

Tuam St. 


TREASURED: Gus (above) 

and Micah were rehomed 

by the Dogwatch Sanctuary 

Trust this year and will 

feature in its calendar next 

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Trust ‘couldn’t believe’ Christmas generosity 

FESTIVE: June Wilson (left), trust co-ordinator Betty Chapman 

and trust patron Margaret Austin enjoying the Christmas party. 

• By Emily O’Connell 

CHICKEN, HAM, eggs, salad, 

crackers and make-up samples 

were among the items donated 

to a community trust’s annual 

Christmas party on Wednesday. 

Wainoni Avonside Community 

Services Trust co-ordinator Betty 

Chapman said she “couldn’t believe 

how generous people were.” 

The party was attended by 70 

people from 12 different groups 

run by the trust throughout the 

year. 

Mrs Chapman said she has 

never received so much support. 

“People have come out of the 

woodwork, and you should see 

this bench – it’s full of food,” she 

said. 

Mrs Chapman said the party, 

which took two weeks to plan, 

was about spreading joy. 

“Companionship and being 

happy . . . it sounds simple but it’s 

true, that’s what’s important.” 

Mrs Chapman said the trust 

was able to use some of the left 

CELEBRATION: The Wainoni Avonside Community Services 

Trust was overwhelmed with the support it received for its 

Christmas party last week. 

PHOTOS: LEE HAWKEY 

over food for the volunteers’ 

Christmas party the following 

day. 

She some of the volunteers are 

in their 80s and still help out 

every day. 

“One lady here now, she’s been 

with me for 16 years. She remembers 

how people have their cups 

of tea . . . that’s so important for 

elderly,” Mrs Chapman said. 

She thanked Bush Road and 

Peter Timbs Meats for their generous 

food donations. 

Secrecy over skate park sites 

Tim Lindley 

•From page 1 

The need for a skate facility in 

the Sumner/Redcliffs area was 

first recognised by the city council 

as far back as 2000. 

In November 2009, a concept 

plan for a bike and skate 

area in Barnett Park, 

Redcliffs met with strong 

opposition from some of 

the community. 

The Hagley-Ferrymead 

Community Board 

visited 15 potential sites 

within the park, before 

asking for further community 

consultation on the plan. 

The September 2010 and February 

2011 earthquakes halted the 

project due to no further funding 

being available. 

In October, 2014, clothing 

giant Levi’s approached the city 

council, offering to put $180,000 

towards constructing a skate park 

in Christchurch. 

Sumner was confirmed as a 

good place, but 10 months later, 

the company had retracted its offer, 

saying it was taking too long 

to gain resource consent. 

In February this year a temporary 

skate ramp at 36 Wakefield 

Ave was shut down when it failed 

to comply with the city plan’s 

noise standards. 

But last week resource 

consent was granted for 

the ramp to be installed at 

26 Nayland St. 

Sumner Skate and Green 

spokeswoman Kimberley 

Mossman said a group of 

volunteers would get it up 

and running by February. 

As a condition of the consent, it 

must be locked outside the hours 

of 7am to 9pm. 

Consultation on the shortlist of 

sites for a permanent skate park 

will be from January 29 to February 

26. 

A Community workshop is 

planned for February 12. 

The Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board will 

make a decision on a permanent 

skate park site in April/May. 

Pipeline construction to begin soon 

CONSTRUCTION OF two 

submarine pipelines to carry 

wastewater from Governors 

Bay and Diamond Harbour to 

Lyttelton will begin in February. 

The 5km and 1.8km pipelines 

are part of a $53 million scheme 

that will end the discharge of 

treated wastewater into Lyttelton 

Harbour by 2021. 

Currently, wastewater from 

Lyttelton, Governors Bay and 

Diamond Harbour is treated 

before being discharged through 

outfall pipelines into the harbour. 

Under the new scheme 

untreated wastewater from 

Governors Bay and Diamond 

Harbour will be carried through 

the submarine pipelines to a new 

pump station on Simeon Quay 

in Lyttelton. 

It will then be piped through 

the Lyttelton Tunnel to the 

Ferrymead pump station and 

onto the Bromley wastewater 

treatment plant, where it will 

be treated. From there it will be 

discharged out to sea through 

the Christchurch Ocean Outfall. 

City council service general 

manager David Adamson said 

the pipelines will be buried 

about 1m deep into the seabed, 

which is sufficiently deep to 

prevent anchors catching or the 

pipes being damaged in storms, 

tsunamis or earthquakes. 

“Construction of the marine 

pipelines will involve pre-fabrication 

of pipe strings onshore 

before they are joined together 

and bottom-pulled out to the 

required location. A backhoe 

dredger will then be employed 

MOVING ON: 

Wastewater 

discharges 

into Lyttelton 

Harbour will 

be a thing of 

the past by 

2021. 

to excavate the trench, lower 

the pipeline and backfill it,’’ Mr 

Adamson said. 

Contractors McConnell 

Dowell have built several marine 

outfall pipes, including the 

Christchurch Ocean Outfall 

eight years ago. 

On-site work being done by 

NZTA installing the wastewater 

line through the Lyttelton Tunnel 

was recently delayed with 

problems manufacturing the 

overseas-made pipe. 

But this will not affect the 

construction of the harbour 

pipelines, which are expected to 

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FROM LAW at Oxford University to 

long-standing deputy head at 

The Cathedral Grammar School, 

Penny Tattershaw (right) will 

now take on the role of principal 

at St Michael’s Church School. 

Ms Tattershaw, who was most 

recently Cathedral Grammar 

deputy head, will bring a varied 

background to her new position 

at the central city school. 

She trained at Exeter University 

School of Education after finishing a 

law degree at the iconic Oxford University 

in the United Kingdom. 

Zealand Post. She said being given the 

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But as Santa reminded them in his 

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friends and family.” 

New Zealand Post has been helping 

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A New Zealand Post spokeswoman 

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Christmas and help keep the magic of 

Santa alive. 

“Receiving a letter from Santa is a 

magical moment for a child and being 

a postal business we can play a role in 

facilitating that moment,” she said. 

Cathedral Grammar deputy 

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“It is a privilege to be entrusted 

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their child with the essential 

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She is also a keen sportswoman, 

having played hockey and water 

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She is now kept busy as senior coach with 

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Adventures 

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Ingredients 

2 tsp salt 

1 telegraph cucumber 

1 tsp sugar 

1 tsp fresh dill (chopped) 

1 tsp fresh mint (chopped) 

16 mussels 

3 tomatoes 

1 basil 

1 olive oil 

Directions 

Thinly slice the cucumber. 

Place on a plate and scatter with 

the salt, sugar, dill and mint. 

Leave to cure for two hours then 

pat dry before serving with the 

salad. Scrub the mussels, remove 

any beards then steam until just 

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the tomatoes then arrange with 

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and drizzle with olive oil. 

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Ingredients 

2 roasted red capsicums, peeled, 

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½ red onion, chopped 

¼ cup chopped parsley 

4 cloves garlic, chopped 

¼ cup red wine vinegar 

¼ cup red wine 

1 Tbsp honey 

1 Tbsp dijon mustard 

1 Tbsp smoked paprika 

1 red chilli, finely diced 

½ cup olive oil 

4 pieces of rump steak 

1 serving oil, for grilling 

Directions 

To roast the capsicum, place it 

straight on to the flames in the 

barbecue and rotate until all of 

the outside is blackened. Place in 

a plastic bag and tie a knot in the 

top to make the capsicum sweat 

so the skin is easier to remove. 

Mix together all of the sauce 

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and pepper to taste. 

Remove the steaks from the 

fridge and allow to come to room 

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Pat the steaks dry and season 

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Cook on the barbecue turning 

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1 cu p hulled stra wberries 

1/2 peeled li me (or juice from 1/2 li me) 

2 tea spoons chia seeds 

6 mint leaves, plu s more for ga rnish 

Ice (option al) 

At 

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recipes 

Directions: 

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sieve, pushing the juice through with a spatula. Discard 

the solids. 

1. Mix the chia seeds into the juice a nd refrigerate for 

a bout 15 minutes to let the chia seeds swell. 

2. Muddle 3 mint leaves in the bottom of each glass. 

F ill glasses with ice (optional). Stir the juice to break up 

the chia seeds, pour into glasses, a nd serve. 

3. In a large jar or pitcher, combine tea, cinnamon 

sticks, pomegranate juice, ora nge juice, ora nge, lemon, 

lime, a nd apple. Refrigerate for at 

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Serves 8 

Y ou’ ll n eed: 

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2 bla ck tea ba gs (or 2 tea spoons loose-leaf 

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2 cin n a mon sticks 

1/2 cu p su ga r 

3 cu ps pomegra n ate juice 

1 cu p freshly squ eezed ora nge juice 

1 mediu m ora nge, sliced into thin rou nds 

1 mediu m le mon, sliced into thin rou nds 

1 mediu m li me, sliced into thin rou nds 

1 mediu m a pple, cored a nd cut into 1/2-inch 

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3 cu ps Soda water 

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Pou r the boiling water over tea ba gs a nd 

cin n a mon sticks a nd steep for 5 minutes. 

Disca rd tea ba gs a nd stir in su ga r to 

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News 

Charities get proceeds from 

Eastgate present wrapping 


Local 

News 

Now 



THE PRESENT wrapping 

booth at Eastgate Shopping 

Centre offered something a bit 

different for busy Christmas 

shoppers this year. 

It was run by charities, which 

supplied volunteers to wrap 

presents for a gold coin donation 

– all of which went to help the 

cause. 

Last week the SPCA was running 

the booth, but centre manager 

Monique Burke said there 

had been various other groups 

involved at different times. 

“We have had Plunket, Aviva 

Family Violence Services, the 

Canterbury Charity Hospital 

and the City to Sumner Community 

Watch patrol. We like 

to help charities as much as we 

can; this was a way to provide 

a service to customers and the 

money goes to a good cause.” 

The centre provided the 

wrapping paper, tape and 

scissors, while the actual 

wrapping itself was done by 

charity volunteers. 

Most of the charities involved 

had worked with the shopping 

centre throughout the year, 

said Miss Burke. The booth has 

GIFTING: Volunteers from the Canterbury SPCA offered 

Christmas present wrapping at Eastgate Shopping Centre. 

become a tradition at the centre, 

and is the only one of its type 

to offer present wrapping as a 

charity fundraiser. 

While Miss Burke couldn’t say 

how much money each charity 

raised, it was an opportunity 

they appreciated, she said. 

New beachside playground 

makes a splash in Brighton 

Hundreds turned out for the opening of the New Brighton 

seaside playground on Wednesday. The playground is the first 

of several initiatives aimed at revitalising the suburb. 

Multi-million dollar beachside hot pools are scheduled to open 

late next year and changes to the commercial area are in the 

pipeline. 

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COOKED 

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18 

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RESTAURANT & CAFÉ 

Seniors SPECIAL 

Two courses $20 

Soup/Roast or 

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Special available lunch only 

Monday - Saturday 12pm - 2.30pm 

The Buffet Restaurant is closed and 

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We wish everyone a very happy festive period 

and look forward to seeing you all in the New Year. 

SERVING 

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5PM - 7PM DAILY 

OUR CABINET ITEMS 

ARE HOMEMADE 

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2PM-4PM 

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Offer available for a limited time 

and includes tea, hot chocolate 

MON: ROAST MEAL 

TUE: FISH & CHIPS 

WED: FISH BURGER 

THU: ROAST MEAL 

SAT: FISH & CHIPS 

GBC will be operating limited hours (9am - 4pm) from 

Thurs 28th Dec to New Years Eve; and closed 

Mon 1st to Wed 3rd Jan 2018. 

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REOPENING THURS 11 JAN 

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Safe travels these holidays 25 th to 31 st December 2017 

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