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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, <strong>2018</strong><br />
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SUPPORT: Waltham Primary School principal Gordon Caddie has been leading the school for 14 years<br />
Primary school key asset for Waltham community<br />
A NEW report has revealed<br />
Waltham is the most diverse<br />
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The city council’s Aspirations<br />
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Primary School was identified<br />
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Principal Gordon Caddie said<br />
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Reporter Julia Evans talks<br />
to the people that make up<br />
the community<br />
•Turn to pages 8, 11 & 12<br />
• By Anan Zaki<br />
RATEPAYERS HAD to fork<br />
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to resolve disputes within a<br />
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Last week, it was revealed that<br />
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Hornby-Riccarton Community<br />
Board led to a closed door<br />
meeting with Mayor Lianne<br />
Dalziel and chief executive<br />
Karleen Edwards.<br />
To resolve conflicts, board<br />
members requested meetings<br />
with an independent facilitator<br />
in <strong>October</strong> last year.<br />
The city council would not say<br />
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sensitivity.<br />
The money came from the<br />
elected members’ professional<br />
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Board chairman Mike Mora<br />
declined to comment on<br />
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appropriate or not.<br />
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Tuesday <strong>October</strong> 2 <strong>2018</strong> 3<br />
News<br />
Gardeners threaten young mum<br />
Claimed they<br />
would cut<br />
her head off<br />
• By Anan Zaki<br />
A YOUNG Halswell mum says<br />
she was terrified after being<br />
threatened with beheading for<br />
exposing what she believed were<br />
bogus tree cutters on social<br />
media.<br />
The threat led to police<br />
intervention and now the two<br />
offenders, both women, say they<br />
are sorry for the message on Facebook<br />
and the terror it caused.<br />
Police say it is another example<br />
of threats being made on social<br />
media which can have terrifying<br />
affects for the victim.<br />
The incident happened about<br />
two weeks ago when a group<br />
calling itself 4 Seasons Tree Lopping<br />
Services was door knocking<br />
for business in Halswell.<br />
The young mum, who did not<br />
want to be identified, believed<br />
they were not a genuine company<br />
after she viewed them on<br />
security camera footage looking<br />
around the front of her property.<br />
Her partner had earlier told<br />
them to go away. The young<br />
mum then posted images of the<br />
group on the Halswell Community<br />
page with a warning that<br />
they “don’t look legit”.<br />
That prompted a response<br />
from the tree cutters in a private<br />
message to the young mum: “We<br />
know where you live. We’re coming<br />
over for you motherf******<br />
and cut your f****** head off.”<br />
They followed that up with<br />
another message stressing they<br />
were a bona fide company.<br />
Said the young mum: “They<br />
DODGY: Two 4<br />
Seasons workers<br />
caught on<br />
camera outside<br />
a young Halswell<br />
mother’s house.<br />
The pair later<br />
threatened<br />
the woman on<br />
Facebook.<br />
said they know where I live and<br />
. . . I thought ‘oh my god, I think<br />
they are waiting for me at my<br />
house’.”<br />
Senior Constable Deb Smalley<br />
said an investigation had determined<br />
there was no danger to<br />
the young mum and the beheading<br />
threat was hollow.<br />
She said the threat was a “typical<br />
example of trash talk” on<br />
social media.<br />
Police ordered the two women<br />
responsible to apologise to the<br />
young mum.<br />
“It’s a couple of young women<br />
talking nonsense who will be<br />
held accountable for their actions,”<br />
Senior Constable Smalley<br />
said.<br />
The young mum wants the<br />
pair charged.<br />
One of the women who posted<br />
the threat said: “I wasn’t happy<br />
that she put our faces on social<br />
media. I didn’t mean to say it but<br />
I was really angry at the time.<br />
“I’m not going to do it [cut her<br />
head off], but I was saying it to<br />
make her scared of putting it on<br />
Facebook.”<br />
The owner of 4 Seasons<br />
Tree Lopping Services, Danny<br />
Scanlan, said his staff will<br />
apologise for their threats.<br />
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happened.<br />
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company was not genuine, and<br />
was unaware of another arborist<br />
company in Christchurch called<br />
Four Seasons Tree Care.<br />
His company was not registered,<br />
but that would change<br />
soon, said Mr Scanlan.<br />
“The 4 Seasons [Tree Lopping<br />
Services] we’re doing is the one<br />
that my uncle used to do. When<br />
he moved to Brisbane I was<br />
taking over the 4 Seasons,” Mr<br />
Scanlan said.<br />
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FUTURE OF OAK TREES<br />
The Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton<br />
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voted to delay its decision on<br />
the future of 22 oak trees on<br />
Villa Grove, Upper Riccarton.<br />
Board chairman Mike Mora said<br />
members will inspect the street<br />
themselves next month before deciding<br />
on the future of the trees.<br />
Residents of the street complained<br />
that the trees have been causing<br />
a nuisance. The trees are 8.1m to<br />
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Turning life around through love<br />
Riccarton addiction<br />
advocate Damian Holt<br />
recently received a<br />
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When he was a young boy, his<br />
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“My addiction was directly<br />
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“When someone gives up a<br />
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Painting a mural often took<br />
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days and that helped fill the void<br />
left by drugs, Mr Holt said.<br />
“Three of four sessions of<br />
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mural.<br />
“The drug abuse cost a lot of<br />
money with nothing to show for<br />
it, and the murals cost far less<br />
and is there for perpetuity,” Mr<br />
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He is now on “default mode”<br />
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“It’s a habit to stay away from<br />
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He now helps others recover<br />
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of art recognised<br />
Art is one thing he recommends<br />
to people going through<br />
addictions but he says there are<br />
other ways.<br />
“It works for me, but what I<br />
generally do with my clientele<br />
is take them back to before they<br />
were on drugs and find out what<br />
their interests were between the<br />
ages of 10 and 15.<br />
“For me between the ages 10<br />
and 15, I loved sketching. Art<br />
and English Football were my<br />
passions and I often sketched<br />
English football players,” Mr Holt<br />
said.<br />
He often drew sketches of his<br />
favourite player, Leeds United<br />
goalkeeper David Harvey, as he<br />
had the same initials as Mr Holt.<br />
Hobbies that people had when<br />
they were younger can help fill<br />
the void left by drugs, he said.<br />
Mr Holt made his art<br />
hobby public when he started the<br />
Brockworth Art Gallery in 2012.<br />
The gallery is along the train<br />
tracks behind Brockworth Pl,<br />
Riccarton.<br />
Mr Holt never had an interest<br />
in street art until then.<br />
International street artist<br />
Banksy that inspired him to start<br />
the street art.<br />
“I watched Banksy’s film<br />
Exit Through the Giftshop and I<br />
became really interested in street<br />
art.<br />
“But I didn’t want to cross the<br />
police lines and get into trouble<br />
for illicit art,” Mr Holt said.<br />
He met Kenyan artist Jess De<br />
Boer who was living in the city at<br />
the time.<br />
“Jess and I got permission to<br />
paint the wall of Margaret Stoddart<br />
[Retirement Village] but she<br />
had to go back to Kenya immediately<br />
after we got permission.<br />
“She gave me all the paint that<br />
she had gathered and because<br />
I lived in [Riccarton], I started<br />
painting in 2012 with about<br />
five or six paintings,” Mr Holt<br />
said.<br />
When more vines on the walls<br />
along the railway walkway were<br />
removed, he had more canvas to<br />
paint on.<br />
Mr Holt said his street art has a<br />
point of difference.<br />
“I paint with paintbrushes, not<br />
spray.<br />
“My second point of difference<br />
is I wanted to set up street art<br />
in the layout of an art gallery so<br />
that for people that walk through<br />
there it’s like an art gallery,” he<br />
said.<br />
Mr Holt felt a lot of pride in<br />
looking at his work but says they<br />
are not there to show off his<br />
talents.<br />
“It’s simply there to colour up<br />
the morning, evenings or days of<br />
whoever that’s walking there.<br />
“It’s just there to distract people<br />
from the mundane walk of life,”<br />
he said.<br />
Mr Holt doesn’t have any plans<br />
for any future public murals and<br />
likes the way it is. His last painting<br />
was in March.<br />
“I quite like having my own<br />
little spot and I like it that it’s<br />
tucked away and you kind of<br />
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Art Gallery<br />
project began<br />
in 2012 and the<br />
last mural was<br />
completed in<br />
March<br />
have to look for it,” he said.<br />
But art will always remain a<br />
hobby for him at home.<br />
Mr Holt had also had some<br />
advice for people going through<br />
substance abuse.<br />
“Recovery can be achieved, two<br />
things that are key to a recovery<br />
is acceptance that you’ve got a<br />
problem and personal honesty<br />
around everything that you do<br />
in life.<br />
“Hang in there, it does get<br />
better. Sometimes people find it<br />
really hard to break a habit, but<br />
once you break the habit it gets<br />
better,” Mr Holt said.<br />
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Charity box targeted<br />
• By Anan Zaki<br />
A SALVATION Army store in<br />
Hornby has had enough of people<br />
taking donated goods.<br />
Items from the store’s afterhours<br />
donation box have gone<br />
missing, or have ended up damaged,<br />
Salvation Army Community<br />
Ministries Hornby director<br />
Kevin Waugh said.<br />
Mr Waugh said the donation<br />
box is left open to fit a variety of<br />
goods that the store may receive<br />
and counts on people’s honesty.<br />
But good Samaritans often<br />
alerted the store.<br />
“People from the community<br />
have said to us that during afterhours<br />
they’ve seen stuff dropped<br />
off and then seeing another car<br />
come in and go through everything,”<br />
he said.<br />
Mr Waugh is disappointed that<br />
people have taken advantage of<br />
the box.<br />
“It is [disappointing that] some<br />
in our community has decided<br />
they would like to go through<br />
them.<br />
“Stuff disappears, worst case<br />
is they throw it all around and<br />
make it unusable,” Mr Waugh<br />
said.<br />
Common items that go missing<br />
are clothing, pots and furniture.<br />
Police suggested additional<br />
security but the store will take<br />
another approach.<br />
Mr Waugh is asking people to<br />
stop donating goods after-hours<br />
and phone the store instead.<br />
“If you’ve got donations and<br />
you want to give it to us, call us<br />
and we’ll make arrangements to<br />
pick it up if it’s after-hours,” Mr<br />
Waugh said.<br />
People have also been breaking<br />
into waste bins, creating a<br />
nuisance to the store, Mr Waugh<br />
said.<br />
“When we go to use it, it’s full<br />
of other people’s rubbish. So<br />
we lock it but people have been<br />
breaking into it.”<br />
The store has gone through<br />
seven padlocks this year, Mr<br />
Waugh said.<br />
He said the “annoyances”<br />
distracts the charity from it’s job,<br />
which is to help the community.<br />
MISSING:<br />
Salvation Army<br />
Community<br />
Ministries<br />
Hornby director<br />
Kevin Waugh<br />
is upset with<br />
people sealing<br />
donated items<br />
from outside<br />
their door.<br />
Mr Waugh believes the store’s<br />
location on the corner of Halswell<br />
Junction Rd and Columbia Ave<br />
may have contributed.<br />
“It’s an industrial area, it’s<br />
open, there’s all sorts of ways<br />
around the building nobody’s<br />
there to say: ‘Don’t do that’,” he<br />
said.<br />
The store has been at it’s current<br />
location since December last<br />
year.<br />
“We won’t relocate just<br />
because this is happening. I<br />
|guess it’s part of what happens<br />
at op-shops.<br />
“Anything that’s dropped off<br />
outside is always a temptation to<br />
take,” Mr Waugh said.<br />
•To drop off an item<br />
after-hours at Salvation Army<br />
Hornby South Family Store,<br />
phone 344 2530<br />
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Riccarton Ward board<br />
member Catherine Chu did not<br />
elaborate on the nature of the<br />
sessions but said it was good for<br />
the board to acknowledge that<br />
they had differences.<br />
“We’re all there for the same<br />
purpose, which is to represent<br />
our community. We’ve got<br />
different views on how we<br />
execute that, and that’s a reason<br />
why we’re a board of nine<br />
people.<br />
“It’s difficult to do that<br />
efficiently and as effectively as<br />
possible if there are disputes. So<br />
it’s good that we acknowledged<br />
we had some problems,” Ms<br />
Chu said.<br />
She said the board is now<br />
much stronger together and the<br />
disputes are in the past.<br />
“I think the meetings have<br />
been run very effectively<br />
by Mike Mora and Helen<br />
Broughton as the deputy,” Ms<br />
Chu said.<br />
Another cause of<br />
disagreement last month, has<br />
now been resolved, Mr Mora<br />
said.<br />
There were disagreements<br />
within the board over whether<br />
Mr Mora should make a<br />
deputation on behalf of the<br />
board to city councillors about<br />
$70,000 being granted to<br />
KartSport Canterbury.<br />
Mr Mora said board<br />
members agreed to him |<br />
deputising for them, but he<br />
chose not to as he was confident<br />
of the outcome.<br />
The $70,000 to help the<br />
Halswell-based kart club move<br />
to McLeans Island was granted<br />
as he’d hoped on Thursday.<br />
Board members also met<br />
with Dr Edwards and head of<br />
community support, governance<br />
and partnerships John Filsell.<br />
Dr Edwards said it was a<br />
planned, informal information<br />
sharing visit which she has with<br />
all boards every year.<br />
“I have visited community<br />
boards to update them on<br />
key work under way including<br />
the council’s strategic priorities,<br />
the initiation of the annual<br />
plan process, the residents’<br />
survey.<br />
“And, given that the code<br />
of conduct was established<br />
at the beginning of their term<br />
and it is now midway through,<br />
to get some feedback on how it<br />
is working [and it’s] relevance<br />
etc.”<br />
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Waltham: A suburb of contrasts<br />
A new report shows<br />
Waltham is the city’s<br />
most diverse and<br />
rapidly changing<br />
suburb. Reporter<br />
Julia Evans talks to the<br />
people who live there<br />
LONG-TERM: Leanne Ireland is the third generation of her family<br />
to live in her Waltham home – her children are the fourth.<br />
ON ONE side of a fence cream<br />
paint flakes off a sun-damaged<br />
weatherboard 1920s villa.<br />
The grass is brown and a rusted<br />
scooter discarded on the porch<br />
looks like it hasn’t been ridden<br />
for years.<br />
On the other side there are<br />
six identical brick townhouses<br />
standing to attention. No grass,<br />
no scooter.<br />
The only noticeable difference<br />
are the cars parked outside.<br />
This is Waltham – a suburb of<br />
contrasts, character and change.<br />
While the population has been<br />
called “transient” in the new<br />
Aspirations of Children and Youth<br />
in Waltham city council report,<br />
at its heart is a vibrant, diverse<br />
and strong community. Whether<br />
that be at the park, the school, the<br />
community centre or the pub.<br />
“Participants noted the caring,<br />
resilient community and good<br />
neighbours are valuable,” the<br />
report said.<br />
Leanne Ireland is the third<br />
generation of her family to live in<br />
her Waltham home.<br />
Her now deceased grandparents<br />
Gwendoline and Roy bought<br />
the house when they first came to<br />
Christchurch from Wales in the<br />
early 1980s. The house was left in<br />
her name when her grandparents<br />
passed away.<br />
Her father Malcolm also called<br />
it home – he installed heating<br />
and insulation into the cold brick<br />
house when Ms Ireland was pregnant<br />
with her first child.<br />
“It is a connection to my<br />
grandparents. But since they’ve<br />
moved out we’ve done some<br />
renovations and I’ve made it my<br />
own. Sometimes I think you can<br />
still feel them around . . . it’s a<br />
family space.”<br />
Now Ms Ireland’s three<br />
children Malachi, Isaiah and<br />
Shardesha are the fourth<br />
generation.<br />
They’ve lived in the house all<br />
their life – Isaiah and Shardesha<br />
go to Waltham Primary School, a<br />
five-minute walk away.<br />
She said she’s seen the good<br />
and the bad over the last two<br />
decades.<br />
“I used to always pop into<br />
the house when I was a kid. I<br />
stayed the night all the time . . . I<br />
remember the area was very rundown<br />
then but there were always<br />
good neighbours and people<br />
around,” Ms Ireland said.<br />
“It still is run-down and a<br />
poorer area. Not a lot of people<br />
know about it. When you talk<br />
to people from other parts of<br />
the city they go: ‘Waltham?<br />
Where’s that?’ And you have to<br />
tell them its close to Opawa and<br />
Sydenham.”<br />
But Ms Ireland said she would<br />
not live in another part of the<br />
city.<br />
“It’s close to everywhere to get<br />
to amenities . . . and the area is so<br />
diverse. There’s older generations,<br />
young people, young families, a<br />
lot of children. Everyone’s here.”<br />
The residents were much like<br />
the houses.<br />
“You have the old-style bungalows<br />
and the new townhouses<br />
right next to each other.”<br />
Ms Ireland has been volunteering<br />
at the Waltham Community<br />
Cottage for the last four or five<br />
years. She lost track.<br />
“It’s a chance for me to give<br />
back to the community. I was a<br />
chef before I had my children so<br />
I run the community lunches. I<br />
get to provide healthy food and<br />
home baking for those who don’t<br />
otherwise get it.”<br />
She said she would continue<br />
supporting the area’s growth<br />
for the foreseeable future<br />
and her children enjoyed the<br />
neighbourhood and school.<br />
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•1038 people live in<br />
Waltham.<br />
•Waltham has a higher<br />
population of residents of<br />
Maori descent, who are<br />
born overseas and who<br />
speak English as a second<br />
language than the rest of<br />
Christchurch.<br />
•It has a short tenure<br />
population with a high<br />
proportion of low cost<br />
rental accommodation.<br />
•The local population had<br />
a boom post-earthquake<br />
as a result of housing<br />
intensification and proximity<br />
to the central city.<br />
•11.8 per cent of the<br />
population are on the<br />
domestic purposes<br />
benefit, compared to the<br />
Christchurch average of 4.1<br />
per cent.<br />
•7.6 per cent of the<br />
population are unemployed<br />
and 27.4 per cent are single<br />
parent households.<br />
•Heathcote Ward city<br />
councillor Sara Templeton<br />
is the local representative<br />
from Brougham St south.<br />
While Linwood Ward city<br />
councillor Yani Johanson<br />
covers the north.<br />
Long-time resident Rex<br />
Robinson calls himself the<br />
“neighbourhood watch man.”<br />
“I went to a meeting once, I<br />
think. Nothing happens here.<br />
Someone’s car got broken into a<br />
while ago but that’s about it.”<br />
He said all the area needs is<br />
someone to dish out safety pamphlets<br />
when they arrive.<br />
“There’s always a bit of trouble<br />
everywhere. But it’s good here,<br />
we’re happy. There’s no room for<br />
crime, there are so many people<br />
around here.”<br />
“Plus, I give the kids lectures<br />
at Halloween. When they come<br />
knocking on our door, I tell<br />
them to make sure they don’t<br />
grow up to be criminals,” Mr<br />
Robinson said.<br />
He said there were a lot of<br />
children in the area these days,<br />
but he puts that down to the<br />
area’s rapid growth following<br />
the earthquake.<br />
Waltham has become more<br />
densely populated since the<br />
earthquakes with blocks of flats<br />
and townhouses springing up<br />
daily.<br />
“It’s diverse. We have a German<br />
guy next door. It makes it<br />
interesting.”<br />
Although he said the area<br />
doesn’t get much publicity –<br />
“no news is good news.” The<br />
report said Waltham has a higher<br />
population of residents identifying<br />
as of Maori descent, who are<br />
born overseas and who speak<br />
English as a second language than<br />
Christchurch as a whole.<br />
“The local population has<br />
almost experienced a boom<br />
post-earthquake as a result of<br />
housing intensification and the<br />
proximity to the central city for<br />
migrant workers.”<br />
But the number of facilities<br />
for young people had remained<br />
the same. This likely resulted in<br />
a strain on some facilities and<br />
organisations.<br />
HAPPY:<br />
Rex<br />
Robinson<br />
said there’s<br />
not much<br />
crime in<br />
Waltham.<br />
•Continued<br />
on page 11
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Local<br />
News<br />
Now<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
GORDON CADDIE has been<br />
watching the area flourish for<br />
the last 14 years from behind<br />
the principal’s desk at Waltham<br />
Primary School.<br />
“I think a school in any area<br />
is important. But we have such<br />
a diverse community, it’s more<br />
important. People know what<br />
to expect when they come here<br />
so we have a stabilising influence.”<br />
The school was identified as the<br />
most significant community asset<br />
in the area by the city council.<br />
“Participants reported that<br />
Waltham Primary School is one<br />
of the best community assets,”<br />
the report said.<br />
But its roll has ballooned by<br />
85 per cent following the earthquakes.<br />
“It only slowed down when the<br />
Ministry of Education made us<br />
put in an enrolment zone. We’ve<br />
got no space for children from<br />
out of zone at all, we’ve have to<br />
turn families away, which is quite<br />
difficult,” he said.<br />
“Growth has its challenges<br />
which come with it.”<br />
He said the school reflects the<br />
varied nature of the suburb.<br />
“There are industrial areas,<br />
GROWING<br />
UP: Gordon<br />
Caddie has<br />
been principal<br />
of Waltham<br />
Primary School<br />
for 14 years.<br />
Housing New Zealand houses,<br />
a lot of immigrant families that<br />
are renting, as well as older villas<br />
. . . the school is the same. We’re<br />
teaching children whose parents<br />
and grandparents went to the<br />
school as well as kids who have<br />
been in New Zealand for two<br />
days.”<br />
Mr Caddie said Waltham has<br />
a good future – but a little work<br />
needed to be done first.<br />
“We sat down and looked at<br />
it and one of the biggest things<br />
that needs to change is making<br />
Waltham Park safer for young<br />
families.”<br />
It started out as a joke.<br />
But the joke stuck and<br />
from 1866 the south-eastern<br />
suburb became known as<br />
Waltham.<br />
Charles Prince, a formerschool<br />
master from the United<br />
Kingdom, arrived in Lyttelton<br />
in 1858.<br />
By 1860 he had set up a<br />
china shop named Sydenham<br />
House and was advertising in<br />
the Lyttelton Times – although<br />
in 1867 he had filed for<br />
bankruptcy.<br />
From there Mr Prince set up<br />
his 12-room boarding house,<br />
called Waltham House. It was<br />
built on Gasworks Rd, now<br />
Waltham Rd.<br />
In 1866 Mr Prince’s<br />
tenants decided to play a<br />
joke on their landlord and<br />
•Turn to page 12<br />
set an advertisement to the<br />
paper, which said they held a<br />
meeting and decided to make<br />
the area Waltham after their<br />
house.<br />
The ad appeared on <strong>October</strong><br />
27, 1866 and by 1870 Waltham<br />
was a household name.<br />
The name comes from the<br />
area in Lincolnshire in the<br />
United Kingdom, Waltham,<br />
which literally translates to<br />
village by the moor.<br />
Sydenham was then also<br />
named after Mr Prince’s<br />
former china shop during the<br />
late 1870s.<br />
Waltham was originally<br />
part of the Sydenham<br />
Borough and was<br />
amalgamated with the<br />
Christchurch City Council in<br />
1903.<br />
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COME<br />
TOGETHER:<br />
The Brougham<br />
duty manager<br />
Amarpreet Singh<br />
has been living<br />
and working in<br />
the area for two<br />
months.<br />
THE BROUGHAM pub is a<br />
key part of the Waltham community.<br />
When you walk in you spot a<br />
juke box, dart boards, pool tables<br />
and gaming room. The jackpot<br />
was $865.50.<br />
At noon on Friday there were<br />
two punters attached to the pokies,<br />
stopping only for a regular<br />
ciggie break and to claim their<br />
winnings.<br />
But much like the rest of the<br />
suburb, the pub is a mash-up<br />
of old and new with Jay-Z and<br />
Snoop Dogg dominating the<br />
playlist.<br />
Armarpreet Singh is the young<br />
face of the pub. He has only been<br />
the duty manager for the last two<br />
months.<br />
Mr Singh said Monday to<br />
Thursdays were especially busy<br />
with locals gathering after work<br />
or dinner to catch up on the<br />
area’s goings on over a jug and<br />
game of pool.<br />
“We have a lot of fixed customers,<br />
but then on Friday, Saturday<br />
and Sunday it’s people from all<br />
over town. It’s very busy,” he<br />
said.<br />
He hasn’t learnt their names<br />
yet, but it’s only a matter of time.<br />
Even Mr Singh himself lives<br />
only a two-minute drive from<br />
work, recently moving up from<br />
Timaru.<br />
“I was in Auckland and then<br />
Timaru. I like it here better than<br />
Timaru, but maybe it’s not as<br />
good as Auckland.”<br />
The history of the Waltham<br />
Arms Hotel in the area<br />
dates back to 1862.<br />
The original building was<br />
demolished to make<br />
way for the widening of<br />
Brougham St, which is said<br />
to have split the Waltham<br />
community in two.<br />
SUPPORT: Adrienne Carmichael and Linnie Neale say the<br />
Waltham area is growing for the better.<br />
ADRIENNE Carmichael has<br />
run the Waltham Community<br />
Cottage for 24 years.<br />
“I just love the community.<br />
It’s got great people who support<br />
each other. The people are just<br />
wonderful.”<br />
But she said the suburb<br />
has suffered from being disjointed.<br />
“It all started when Brougham<br />
St went down the middle, cutting<br />
it right in half. Since then its<br />
been about bringing it altogether<br />
. . . it’s moving forward really<br />
nicely.”<br />
Ms Carmichael said she has<br />
seen the area changing for the<br />
better. But there is still a way to<br />
go.<br />
“Particularly since the quakes,<br />
people’s attitudes are changing.<br />
There are more permanent<br />
residents.”<br />
She said at the moment, one of<br />
the biggest focuses for improving<br />
the community was Waltham<br />
Park.<br />
“The playground is a concern.<br />
We want to make it more userfriendly<br />
because people in this<br />
area don’t go away, they don’t<br />
have transport or finances to go<br />
further away.”<br />
The report said the key barriers<br />
to participation in the area<br />
are cost of activities and lack of<br />
transport.<br />
Ms Carmichael said isolation<br />
was a major issue in the area, often<br />
due to financial constraints -<br />
which is what the cottage aimed<br />
to combat.<br />
“We’re always busy. The whole<br />
idea is that we bring people<br />
together and it works. The area<br />
changes and so the things we<br />
offer change too,” she said.<br />
The centre offers playgroup,<br />
fall prevention courses, as well as<br />
ukelele lessons, depression support<br />
and Chi Gong Tai Chi.<br />
It also raises money to offer<br />
local children opportunities they<br />
may not otherwise afford.<br />
“Anything that helps the<br />
children.”<br />
The city council is now<br />
investigating scope for<br />
development of more activities<br />
and programmes aimed at<br />
Waltham’s young people and is<br />
working with the community to<br />
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• By Jacob Page<br />
CASHMERE High School<br />
basketballer Nic Wenmoth<br />
wants to leave it all on the<br />
court with his teammates<br />
one last time.<br />
The 17-year-old small<br />
forward will be a crucial<br />
part of the Cashmere<br />
squad as the two-time<br />
South Island champions<br />
play at the national secondary<br />
schools championships<br />
at Palmerston North<br />
this week.<br />
Nic was named in the<br />
Canterbury Basketball Association<br />
under-23 all-star<br />
five, while teammate Luca<br />
Williams was named in<br />
the under-20 team.<br />
“It’s quite amazing to<br />
be recognised in that class<br />
against university and<br />
senior players like that,” he<br />
said. “It certainly gives me<br />
a lot of confidence.”<br />
The year 13 student said<br />
he was eager to make his<br />
third and final Cashmere<br />
campaign a good one.<br />
“Last year we finished<br />
13th at nationals and that<br />
wasn’t what we wanted,”<br />
he said. “We lost to teams<br />
we had to beat.”<br />
Wenmoth said many of<br />
the year 12 and 13 players<br />
had come through the<br />
age-grades together and he<br />
believed that was an asset<br />
on court.<br />
“It does feel like the end<br />
of a good run and I know<br />
many of us see this as one<br />
last chance to put Cashmere’s<br />
name up in lights.”<br />
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Cashmere’s Nic Wenmoth<br />
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Cashmere student shoots<br />
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He said North island<br />
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their southern<br />
opponents and he wanted<br />
to change that.<br />
“A lot of North Island<br />
schools tend to (underestimate)<br />
what we can do,”<br />
he said.<br />
‘This squad can’t wait to<br />
show them what we can<br />
do.”<br />
Wenmoth said he has<br />
enjoyed being a starter<br />
this year after playing an<br />
impact role over the past<br />
two seasons.<br />
He said the team is capable<br />
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can make the quarterfinals,<br />
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THERE’S A history behind<br />
Lyndon McKendry’s<br />
referee whistle.<br />
It was originally her<br />
father’s. He started<br />
refereeing in 1958<br />
before passing<br />
down the little<br />
silver device to<br />
McKendry. It has<br />
now been in action<br />
for about 60<br />
years.<br />
McKendry is the<br />
Canterbury Rugby<br />
Football Union’s<br />
referee education<br />
officer.<br />
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says women who grew<br />
up watching their fathers<br />
control rugby games often<br />
pursued a refereeing career.<br />
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are only four female referees<br />
out of a total 200.<br />
As the referee education<br />
officer at the Canterbury<br />
Rugby Football Union,<br />
McKendry’s responsibilities<br />
include recruitment<br />
training and development<br />
for all referees from Cheviot<br />
through to Dunsandel.<br />
She says the CRFU<br />
Lyndon<br />
McKendry<br />
would love to see more females<br />
picking up a whistle.<br />
“Rugby is a game for everyone<br />
– gender shouldn’t<br />
be a barrier,” said McKendry.<br />
To increase female<br />
involvement next<br />
year, the CRFU<br />
plans to target<br />
women who have<br />
played this year,<br />
as well as former<br />
players.<br />
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McKendry says there<br />
were many reasons why<br />
men and women chose not<br />
to referee, such as work<br />
and family commitments<br />
or feeling like they didn’t<br />
know enough about the<br />
game.<br />
Koini Buli, one of the<br />
four female referees in<br />
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a referee was tough. She<br />
still gets nervous before a<br />
match, especially “if it’s going<br />
to be a hell of a game.”<br />
She says many people<br />
didn’t understand that a<br />
referee was actually an<br />
athlete. Buli trains two to<br />
three times a week with<br />
a mixture of cardio and<br />
weight sessions.<br />
“It’s a full-time job.<br />
You’ve got to train right,<br />
eat right, and prepare<br />
yourself mentally and<br />
strategically.”<br />
Buli has been hassled<br />
by players and spectators<br />
as a referee but said this<br />
was part and parcel of<br />
the game, regardless of<br />
whether the referee was<br />
male or female.<br />
“They don’t expect you<br />
to know anything. A lot of<br />
the time it comes down to<br />
their age rather than their<br />
gender,” said Buli.<br />
As a referee, Buli has<br />
travelled the world,<br />
including to Russia for the<br />
women’s sevens World Cup<br />
in 2013.<br />
She would love to<br />
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field alongside the Black<br />
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Addington gym boxers in<br />
ring for national champs<br />
• By Jacob Page<br />
ADDINGTON’S Riverside<br />
boxing coach Matt Neale<br />
could not be happier with<br />
his boxers performances<br />
ahead of the national<br />
amateur championships<br />
which start tomorrow at<br />
the Hornby Workingman’s<br />
Club.<br />
Elite team members<br />
Sunny Teki-Clark won a<br />
bout by knockout against<br />
Otago’s Rhiane Bishop a<br />
fortnight ago, which was<br />
an ideal preparation for<br />
the defence of his 81kg<br />
national title.<br />
“Knockouts are pretty<br />
rare in amateur boxing,”<br />
Neale said. “Sunny had<br />
fought this guy five times<br />
before so to win like that<br />
shows what type of form<br />
he is in,” Neale said.<br />
SPORTS<br />
A lawyer by day, Teki-<br />
Clark has found an extra<br />
gear in the ring over the<br />
past 12 months,<br />
“Sunny has really impressed<br />
me the past few<br />
months, he’s miles ahead<br />
of the others in terms of<br />
motivation<br />
Alex Oliver, who will<br />
compete in the elite 75kg<br />
class, lost his bout on the<br />
same card after stepping<br />
up a weight class to take on<br />
Round 12’s Whetu Heki.<br />
“I thought he won it<br />
to be honest, but he<br />
came back the next night<br />
and looked really impressive.”<br />
Both men fought on<br />
the under card of Bowyn<br />
Morgan’s Asia Pacific title<br />
bout, which he won by<br />
defeating Australian Commonwealth<br />
Games representative<br />
Luke Woods.<br />
The next night he fought<br />
in Kaiapoi against an opponent<br />
of a similar weight<br />
and won convincingly.<br />
Nate Bates will compete<br />
in the 69kg youth grade,<br />
Sophie Mullally will<br />
compete in the 54kg youth<br />
female class and Thomas<br />
Hanford in the 60kg youth<br />
male class.<br />
Neale said he expected<br />
each of his five fighters to<br />
be genuine title contenders,<br />
especially with the<br />
benefit of performing in<br />
front of a home crowd.<br />
The tournament finishes<br />
on Saturday.<br />
BIG MOMENT:<br />
Burnside High<br />
School cyclist<br />
Erin Downie<br />
will represent<br />
New Zealand<br />
at the Oceania<br />
track cycling<br />
championships<br />
in Adelaide next<br />
week. PHOTO:<br />
RICHARD<br />
MCBREARTY<br />
continuing education<br />
Night classes<br />
at Papanui<br />
High School<br />
As the weather gets warmer and the<br />
evenings get longer it is the ideal time to<br />
get out of the house and learn something<br />
new and meet some new people by taking<br />
part in one of the wide range of nightclasses<br />
on offer at Papanui High School for Term 4<br />
beginning from Tuesday 23 <strong>October</strong>.<br />
From Art to Yoga and everything in<br />
between we are sure regardless of your<br />
age or interest you will find something<br />
to tempt you. Classes at Papanui High<br />
School are held in a warm, friendly relaxed<br />
environment and our tutors are supportive<br />
and well qualified in their chosen fields.<br />
One of our new courses on offer for Term<br />
4 is an introductory course in Traditional<br />
Chinese Massage (Tui-na). Traditional<br />
Chinese Massage is part of Traditional<br />
Chinese Medicine (TCM) and this course<br />
will cover Therapeutic Acupressure<br />
Massage using Traditional Chinese<br />
Medicine and practice. You will learn the<br />
efficacy of acupuncture points, how to<br />
find the correct acupuncture points and<br />
how to use these points to relieve and treat<br />
pain along with learning different massage<br />
techniques. This course is being taught by<br />
Chuhua Gao and will be held at Papanui<br />
High School on a Tuesday night 7-8 pm for<br />
6 weeks starting on 23 <strong>October</strong> at a cost of<br />
$80.<br />
For further information and enrolment<br />
in this or any of our Term 4 courses please<br />
visit our website on www.papanui.school.<br />
nz or email rpb@papanui.school.nz or<br />
telephone our office on 3520701<br />
Downie on track for<br />
NZ cycling debut<br />
• By Jacob Page<br />
BURNSIDE HIGH School<br />
track cyclist Erin Downie<br />
gets by with a little help<br />
from her friends and<br />
family.<br />
The 16-year-old,<br />
who lives in Avonhead,<br />
has been named in the<br />
New Zealand track cycling<br />
team for the first time.<br />
She will compete at the<br />
Oceania track cycling<br />
championships in<br />
Adelaide from <strong>October</strong><br />
11-13.<br />
Erin competes in both<br />
road and track cycling<br />
events, and started her<br />
competitive journey on<br />
a $300 road bike that<br />
her mum Lee purchased<br />
second-hand.<br />
As she grew to love<br />
track cycling, her dad<br />
Chris found a bike frame<br />
and built the bike she still<br />
uses today with bits and<br />
pieces he found on auction<br />
sites.<br />
“I wouldn’t be in this<br />
position without my<br />
parents,” she said.<br />
Erin Downie<br />
“A lot of my time is<br />
taken up with training so a<br />
lot of the financial burden<br />
falls on them.”<br />
Erin is a former<br />
Canterbury age-group<br />
middle distance runner,<br />
cross-country athlete and<br />
footballer, but now her<br />
time is spent solely on the<br />
bike seat.<br />
“I tried to do all of them<br />
when I first started as an<br />
11-year-old but, as my<br />
love of cycling grew, I gave<br />
them up,” she said.<br />
“People used to look at<br />
my bike and do a doubletake<br />
because it’s not a big<br />
brand bike obviously. The<br />
whole Canterbury track<br />
cycling community has<br />
been so helpful in getting<br />
me here.<br />
“I’ve had to borrow a<br />
lot of different gear and<br />
everyone has been really<br />
accommodating.”<br />
Erin said with Hornby’s<br />
Denton Park velodrome<br />
being outdoors and “quite<br />
shaded”, it often meant she<br />
was unable to train on it<br />
during winter because it<br />
was too wet.<br />
With the best track<br />
options being in<br />
Invercargill or Cambridge,<br />
she has done a lot of her<br />
preparation on the road,<br />
or in her garage on a<br />
stationary bike.<br />
Erin said she still<br />
had ambitions to ride<br />
internationally on both<br />
the track and road and did<br />
not want to commit to one<br />
discipline just yet.<br />
From Art to<br />
Yoga and<br />
everything<br />
in between
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continuing EducAtion<br />
FREE digital media course,<br />
with NCEA built in<br />
For those looking for a role that combines<br />
artistic and digital talents, then this<br />
outstanding, FREE, entry level course has<br />
just been announced by local Training<br />
Provider Trainme, for those wishing<br />
to pursue animation, graphic design,<br />
photography or digital media as a career.<br />
The course covers introduction to<br />
multi-media techniques such as video<br />
production, drawing, animation and<br />
photography. Students will create their own<br />
design concepts and collaborate with other<br />
students on creative projects.<br />
This course is FREE to students aged 16<br />
to 19 and they only have to have NCEA 1<br />
to join. Students without NCEA 1 can be<br />
admitted, if they show artistic or digital<br />
aptitude.<br />
“Many feel that school is not working for<br />
them or they left without qualifications,”<br />
says Rhys Pollard, Marketer with tertiary<br />
educator Trainme. “While not<br />
necessarily academically minded,<br />
they do have artistic talents<br />
and are very much into digital<br />
technology.”<br />
“This FREE six-month Trainme<br />
course, combines these in a very<br />
hands-on, practical way, giving<br />
them an intro into various digital<br />
media. This way, they can decide<br />
which direction to pursue as their<br />
career focus.”<br />
“As an NZQA approved<br />
programme, NCEA credits are<br />
built in, so if they apply themselves,<br />
they can graduate with a New Zealand<br />
Certificate in Arts and Design Level 2, as<br />
well as gaining credits towards NCEA level<br />
1 or 2.” Says Pollard.<br />
“NCEA results will depend on how many<br />
credits they bring to the course to start<br />
with, but as it’s a fun subject, it won’t feel<br />
like school at all.”<br />
Successful Graduates from this<br />
programme could pathway into higher study<br />
in media arts, which could include graphic<br />
design, video production, photography or<br />
one of the many emerging digital-based<br />
careers. Places are limited, so students are<br />
encouraged to apply as soon as they can.<br />
Enrolments are Now Open, for<br />
February 2019. Contact Trainme at their<br />
Addington campus for more information<br />
on 0800 872 466, or txt ‘digi’ to <strong>02</strong>7 557<br />
8839 or visit the website www.trainme.<br />
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Never. Stop. Learning.<br />
Spring into something<br />
new at the WEA!<br />
Did you know that according to several<br />
recent studies learning something new can<br />
actually increase your life expectancy?<br />
And if that isn’t incentive enough,<br />
learning has also been shown to: ward<br />
off dementia, build self-confidence and<br />
resilience, contribute to better mental health<br />
and wellbeing and build positive social<br />
connections!<br />
We certainly see this reflected in the<br />
testimonials of students many of whom<br />
return time and time again, challenging<br />
themselves with different courses and a<br />
variety of learning experiences.<br />
So what are you waiting for? With the<br />
longer days and warmer weather on your<br />
side and over 30 short courses and lectures to<br />
choose from discover a new side to yourself<br />
this Spring at the WEA.<br />
We offer courses and talks throughout<br />
the week with some scheduled daytime,<br />
nighttime and weekends. All our courses can<br />
be seen and booked online via our website:<br />
www.cwea.org.nz or pop into the WEA at<br />
59 Gloucester Street and chat to one of the<br />
friendly team. Here is a small selection of<br />
what’s coming up:<br />
- ENGLISH COUNTRY DANCING<br />
- HAVE-A-GO WORKSHOP Sat 20th<br />
<strong>October</strong> $7<br />
Think you might like to try English<br />
Country Dancing but not sure if it’s for you?<br />
Then come along to our informative talk and<br />
have-a-go session! No experience necessary,<br />
suitable for people of all fitness levels.<br />
- RETHINKING MENTAL HEALTH -<br />
Starts 16 <strong>October</strong>, 3 – 5 pm, 8 Tuesdays,<br />
$69<br />
This course asks the big questions<br />
about the epidemic of mental illness and<br />
addiction currently crippling society. We<br />
won’t stop at the standard answers but will<br />
instead question the<br />
cultural myths and<br />
assumptions that get<br />
in the way of creating<br />
a society where wellbeing<br />
is the norm.<br />
SOUTHERN VIEW<br />
- SOCIAL ISSUES SOAP BOX - Starts 10<br />
<strong>October</strong>, 7 – 8.30 pm, gold coin donation<br />
Christchurch’s answer to Hyde Park<br />
Corner - come along and hear an interesting<br />
and totally diverse range of speakers on the<br />
topics of our day. Come to one, come to<br />
them all, or get in touch and take to the stage<br />
yourself! For example:<br />
- Wed 10 Oct Biketober Special: Bikefriendly<br />
Christchurch<br />
From cycle community groups, to<br />
major cycleways come and find out what’s<br />
happening with biking in Christchurch and<br />
how you can be part of it.<br />
- Wed 7 Nov Analysis & Activism - Social<br />
Change stories from Catherine Delahunty<br />
Catherine has been an activist, educator,<br />
organiser and political participant all her<br />
life. She is known for her work in Te Tiriti<br />
Waitangi issues, education, freshwater, antimining,<br />
toxic sites, women’s issues and more.<br />
- THE MAGIC OF NEW ZEALAND AND<br />
ITS MOTHERSHIP, THE CONTINENT<br />
ZEALANDIA - Starts 16 <strong>October</strong>, 10.30 –<br />
11.30 am, 8 Tuesdays, $35<br />
New Zealand is a tiny sliver of land on the<br />
mostly submerged continent of Zealandia,<br />
which is about half the size of Australia.<br />
Professor Simon Pollard will talk about the<br />
explosive forces that shaped New Zealand<br />
and how it came to be filled with such a<br />
fascinating variety of plants and animals.<br />
- JAPANESE CALLIGRAPHY AND<br />
CONVERSATION – Starts 14 November,<br />
10 – 11.30 am, 4 Wednesdays, $26<br />
The language and calligraphy of Japan<br />
are part of the culture of that country and<br />
reflect the way the people think and look at<br />
the world. In this course you will learn some<br />
conversational Japanese and will practice<br />
calligraphy with a brush in a fun and friendly<br />
environment.<br />
Canterbury Workers Educational Association<br />
www.cwea.org.nz /ph366 <strong>02</strong>85<br />
Piano<br />
Raewyn Clegg<br />
Registered Teacher of<br />
Piano and Theory of<br />
Music.<br />
29 Lancewood Drive<br />
Halswell<br />
Ph 322-9377<br />
Looking<br />
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FOR FEBRUARY<br />
Txt ‘DIGI’ to <strong>02</strong>7 557 8839<br />
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50 Hazeldean Road<br />
Addington<br />
Christchurch<br />
www.trainme.org.nz<br />
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continuing education<br />
Adult and Community Education at<br />
Risingholme Community Centre<br />
As the days get longer and as we head<br />
into the warmer months, it is a great time<br />
to enrol one of our term 4 classes - we<br />
are pleased to say, there are still places<br />
available in term 4. The term starts on<br />
Monday 15th <strong>October</strong> <strong>2018</strong> and all class<br />
information is available via our website.<br />
www.risingholme.org.nz<br />
Our new classes include Print Making for<br />
Beginners, Drawing and Sketching, Night<br />
Photography and Photoshop. We have also<br />
developed a new series of classes that focus<br />
on sustainability ‘Future Living Skills’ This<br />
sustainable living programme is a practical,<br />
fun way to learn and use actions, which not<br />
only reduce your environmental impacts,<br />
but can also save you money and bring<br />
you a heathier lifestyle. The ‘Plastics<br />
Free’ and ‘Fermented Foods’ workshops<br />
although offered separately are also<br />
offered as part of the ‘Future Living<br />
Skills’ programme. We are continually<br />
developing new courses based on<br />
the information that we gather from<br />
the community, so please check our<br />
website regularly for updates.<br />
Risingholme’s traditional base of art<br />
and craft courses continues to flourish<br />
with a full range available at a number<br />
of venues. They include fabrics,<br />
woodwork skills, cake decorating,<br />
health & fitness and well-being,<br />
computing, guitar and cooking as<br />
well as many others.<br />
Have you ever considered learning a new<br />
Language we have a number of these that<br />
will run throughout the year including NZ<br />
Sign, Te Reo Maori, ESOL, Russian Italian,<br />
Arabic, German, Spanish and Italian.<br />
Language classes run at a variety of levels<br />
from beginners to more advanced.<br />
If you cannot find what you are looking<br />
for – “Tell us what you would like to learn”<br />
For more information on classes at<br />
Risingholme, Riccarton High School,<br />
Christchurch Girls High School, Shirley<br />
Boys High School and Hornby High<br />
School, contact Risingholme Community<br />
Centre at 332 7359 or email info@<br />
risingholme.org.nz<br />
The full programme for Term 4 is on<br />
our website at http://www.risingholme.<br />
org.nz<br />
Adult and Community<br />
Education Term 4, <strong>2018</strong><br />
Come learn with us<br />
Risingholme Community Centre offers<br />
a wide range of short courses, each term,<br />
at a range of venues.<br />
Shirley Boys’ High School<br />
Painting with Acrylics, German Language, Photoshop, Reiki Level 1, Spanish<br />
Language Level 3, Te Reo Maori, Thai Cooking, Woodwork, Yoga (range of<br />
classes). Art of Creativity & Expression.<br />
Risingholme Community Centre<br />
Art (Create with Pastels & Paints, Mixed Media, Watercolour, Painting with<br />
Acrylics), Mindfulness, Cake Decorating, Drawing & Sketching, Embroidery,<br />
ESOL, Fabric & Craft Skills, Guitar, Pottery, Sewing Skills, Upholstery, Using<br />
your Overlocker, Weekend Sewing classes, Yoga, Wood Sculpture, Woodwork,<br />
Woodwork for Women, Zentangle, Weaving, Printmaking, Fermented Foods,<br />
Plastics Free.<br />
Christchurch Girls’ High School<br />
Dressmaking, Embroidery, Te Reo Maori, Watercolour Painting, Drawing &<br />
Sketching, Preserving Fruit, Vegetables & Herbs.<br />
Hornby High School<br />
Sewing Skills, Thai Cooking.<br />
Riccarton High School<br />
Calligraphy, Level 3 ESOL IELTS, ESOL Business English Intermediate.<br />
Indian Cooking, Italian Language, NZ Sign Language (a range of levels),<br />
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Babytimes/Wā Pēpi<br />
Wednesday, 10.30-11am<br />
Encourage learning<br />
through language. Babytimes<br />
is an interactive programme<br />
including rhymes, songs,<br />
stories and play. This is a free<br />
session.<br />
Spreydon Library, 266<br />
Barrington St<br />
Knit ’n’ Yarn<br />
Wednesday, 10.30am–1pm<br />
Go along to the Linwood<br />
Library for a friendly craft corner<br />
session. Take your knitting,<br />
crochet or other portable craft<br />
project and enjoy time with other<br />
crafters. Have a look at the range<br />
of books to get ideas for your<br />
next project. Free, beginners<br />
welcome.<br />
Linwood Library, Eastgate<br />
Shopping Centre, Buckleys Rd<br />
Creative writing on<br />
Wednesdays<br />
Wednesday, 4-5.45pm<br />
A group leader works with<br />
members to craft, create and<br />
develop their own work. Take<br />
pens or pencils, paper and even a<br />
laptop. Also take your wonderful<br />
ideas, story-telling, or art, as well<br />
as any projects you would like to<br />
make. Talk to a Linwood Library<br />
team member for more information.<br />
No charge.<br />
Email matt.salmons@starmedia.kiwi by<br />
5pm each Wednesday<br />
Linwood Library, Eastgate<br />
Shopping Centre, Buckleys Rd<br />
JP Clinic at Spreydon Library<br />
Thursday, 10.30am-1pm<br />
A justice of the peace will be<br />
available to members of the community,<br />
to witness signatures and<br />
documents, certify document<br />
copies, hear oaths, declarations,<br />
affidavits or affirmations as well<br />
as sign citizenship, sponsorship<br />
or rates rebates applications.<br />
There is no charge for this service.<br />
Spreydon Library, 266<br />
Barrington St<br />
Citizens Advice Bureau –<br />
South Library<br />
Thursday, 11am-2pm<br />
Citizens Advice Bureau provides<br />
free and confidential advice<br />
to everyone. CAB takes the time<br />
to listen and equip you with the<br />
information, options and support<br />
that fit your needs. The CAB are<br />
conveniently located just inside<br />
the library.<br />
South Library, 66 Colombo St<br />
Rummikub Club<br />
Thursday, 10am-noon<br />
Join in on a game of Rummikub,<br />
a tile-based game for two to<br />
four players. No charge.<br />
Linwood Library, Eastgate<br />
Shopping Centre<br />
Cameo: Come And Meet Each<br />
Other<br />
Every second Thursday, 10am-<br />
12pm<br />
A social group for older citizens<br />
to chat over a cup of tea or<br />
coffee and home-made baking at<br />
a free event. The group has a varied<br />
programme which includes<br />
playing board and table games,<br />
crafts, quizzes, speakers on<br />
relevant topics and the occasional<br />
outing for lunch or to a place of<br />
interest.<br />
Hillview School cafeteria, Wilsons<br />
Rd, St Martins<br />
Storytimes/Wā Kōrerō<br />
Friday, 10.30-11am<br />
Encourage learning through a<br />
love for stories. Storytimes is an<br />
interactive programme including<br />
stories, songs, rhymes and play.<br />
This is a free session.<br />
Spreydon Library, 266<br />
Barrington St, and South<br />
Library, 66 Colombo St<br />
Spreydon Social Games Club<br />
Saturday, 10am-noon<br />
Join in a friendly game or two<br />
of Upwords, Scrabble, cards,<br />
chess, Mahjong and more.<br />
Spreydon Library, 266 Barrington<br />
St<br />
Orchid Show<br />
Saturday and Sunday, 10am<br />
<strong>View</strong> wonderful displays of<br />
orchids and carnivorous plants.<br />
Sales tables from various growers,<br />
Besgrow bark, raffles and Tuckers,<br />
New Zealand largest North<br />
Island nursery will be there. Refreshments<br />
available. Door sales,<br />
children under 10 free.<br />
Canterbury Mineral and<br />
Lapidary Club, 110 Waltham Rd<br />
SOUTHERN VIEW<br />
Go along to Show Us<br />
Your Rack on Sunday,<br />
a fundraiser for<br />
Home and Fashion<br />
Christchurch. Spring<br />
clean your wardrobe<br />
and take along your<br />
pin-up, rockabilly<br />
and vintage clothing.<br />
General admission<br />
is $2 and sellers will<br />
need to pay $10.<br />
Door sales only. Hoon<br />
Hay Community<br />
Centre, 90 Hoon<br />
Hay Rd, 11am-1pm.<br />
Phone Kirsty on <strong>02</strong>2<br />
503 9932 for more<br />
information.<br />
Shabby Chic Market<br />
Day<br />
Sunday, 11-3pm<br />
Lots of vintage items, linens,<br />
clothes, costumes, jewels,<br />
collectables, retro, kitchen,<br />
antiques, craft works, furniture,<br />
restored, revamped and recycled<br />
items and more. There are five<br />
rooms to explore inside the<br />
historic Rochester Villa.<br />
Rochester Villa, 21 Connal St,<br />
Woolston<br />
Opawa Farmers’ Market<br />
Sunday, 9-12pm<br />
Go along to this farmers<br />
market which prides itself<br />
on having the best selection<br />
of fresh local produce in<br />
Christchurch, including a large<br />
organic range from trusted local<br />
growers.<br />
275 Fifield Tce
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SOUTHERN VIEW<br />
Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100<br />
Trades & Services<br />
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concrete & paving<br />
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Home 329-9344, Cell<br />
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Ph Lachlan 383-1723 or<br />
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ph John on 0800 003 181<br />
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PAINTING<br />
Indoor / Outdoor, over 30<br />
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ph Steve <strong>02</strong>1 255 7968<br />
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Specialising in older<br />
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Phone 352-74<strong>02</strong> or <strong>02</strong>74-<br />
350-231<br />
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STUMP GRINDING<br />
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TILER/CARPENTER<br />
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4311440.<br />
TRADESMAN<br />
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What’s On<br />
Entertainment<br />
To advertise, contact<br />
Jo Fuller <strong>02</strong>7 458 8590<br />
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Johannes Moser plays<br />
Shostakovich<br />
Borodin<br />
Overture to Prince Igor<br />
Shostakovich<br />
Cello Concerto No. 1<br />
in E at major, Op. 107<br />
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e German-Canadian<br />
cellist has performed with the<br />
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He performs at the Air Force<br />
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For conductor Peter<br />
Oundjian’s debut with the<br />
NZSO, he will guide the<br />
orchestra through this rich and<br />
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Russian composers.<br />
Prokoev’s score to Romeo<br />
and Juliet features some of the<br />
Johannes Moser<br />
Peter Oundjian<br />
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Bookings Essential PH 386 0088<br />
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COFFEE<br />
HAPPY<br />
H O U R<br />
2PM-4PM<br />
DAILY<br />
$3.50<br />
Offer available for a limited time<br />
and includes tea, hot chocolate<br />
MON: ROAST MEAL<br />
TUE: FISH & CHIPS<br />
WED: FISH BURGER<br />
THU: ROAST MEAL<br />
SAT: FISH & CHIPS<br />
AVAILABLE<br />
FROM<br />
11.30AM-2PM<br />
FOR A<br />
LIMITED TIME<br />
PHONE 385 8880 FIND US ON FACEBOOK fb.com/GBCCHCH<br />
THE GARDEN HOTEL COMPLEX | 110 MARSHLAND RD<br />
www.gardenhotel.co.nz | phone 385 3132<br />
H ORNBY<br />
WORKINGMEN’S<br />
CLUB<br />
GREAT ENTERTAINMENT<br />
FRIDAY 7PM: JO’S KARAOKE<br />
SATURDAY<br />
4.30PM: MARION’S OUTLAWS<br />
8PM: KRAKKAJACK<br />
SUNDAY 1PM:<br />
COUNTRY & CLASSICS<br />
Three of the nest entertainers<br />
together in concert<br />
PAUL COSTA / EDDIE LOW<br />
KEVIN GREAVES<br />
Tickets $25 at the club ofce<br />
COMING UP<br />
SATURDAY 13 OCT, 8PM:<br />
MADSEN PROMOTIONS PRESENTS<br />
NEIL DIAMOND<br />
& THE SUPERSTAR SHOW<br />
FRONTED BY<br />
PAUL MADSEN<br />
AND BAND<br />
FEATURING BEE GEES, EAGLES<br />
QUEEN + MANY MORE<br />
Tickets $20 at the club ofce<br />
CANCELLED BY PROMOTER<br />
MILITARY TATTOO - 10, 11 NOV. <strong>2018</strong><br />
PLEASE RETURN PURCHASED TICKETS TO<br />
CLUB OFFICE FOR REFUND.<br />
The Hornby Club | ph 03 349 9<strong>02</strong>6<br />
17 Carmen Rd | Hornby<br />
www.hornbywmc.co.nz<br />
Members, guests & affiliates welcome<br />
FAMILY FRIENDLY<br />
DINING<br />
CLUB CAFE<br />
OPEN DAILY<br />
LUNCH & DINNER<br />
GF & V options available<br />
CHALMERS RESTAURANT<br />
FRIDAY & SATURDAY<br />
CARVERY DINNER<br />
$22.50<br />
OPEN FROM 5.30PM<br />
Early Bird Special<br />
5.30pm - 6.30PM<br />
FREE DESSERT
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Pickup<br />
Delivery<br />
Free Delivery<br />
to selected suburbs*<br />
*<br />
When you spend $100 or more.<br />
Use coupon code ‘MYWAY ’ .<br />
Visit FreshChoiceYourWay.co.nz and select<br />
Barrington or City Market to view more details.<br />
$<br />
8 99<br />
kg<br />
Fresh NZ Prime<br />
Beef Mince<br />
$<br />
1 99<br />
ea<br />
Large Hass<br />
Avocados<br />
$<br />
5 50<br />
ea<br />
WW Salted Butter 500g<br />
$<br />
3 00<br />
ea<br />
$<br />
2 50<br />
ea<br />
$<br />
1 70<br />
ea<br />
Coke/Sprite/Fanta/Lift/L&P 2.25L M&M’s Chocolate Block 150-160g<br />
Arnott’s Shapes 110-190g<br />
$<br />
8 99<br />
ea<br />
Kapiti Cheddar<br />
Cheese range<br />
170g<br />
NZ Cheese Month<br />
ea<br />
Castello Cheese White/Blue 150g<br />
$5 00<br />
Ornelle Brie/<br />
Camembert 110g<br />
$8 79 Any 2 for<br />
FreshChoice<br />
Barrington | City Market<br />
Open 7 Days a week.<br />
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*Offer valid for a limited time, see FreshChoiceYourWay.co.nz for Terms & Conditions.<br />
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operated<br />
by locals<br />
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