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KidsFest Returns For School Holidays Rolleston Men’s Shed Rolleston Probus
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Fi?h Equestrian Rogaine 4 Held In Canterbury Crash Rescue Challenge 5 Welcome To School 5 Internet Speeds in 6 Selwyn Vastly Improved Synchronised Swimming 7 ‘My Town’ Children’s Design Compe on
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On Saturday 13th June, the Rolleston Under 16 team played Celtic from Ashburton in the Combined U16 Competition Final. Teams that play in the combined competition are from the Ellesmere, Mid Canterbury and North Canterbury Sub Unions. There were 14 teams split over two sections with Rolleston playing in section 1. The team went unbeaten during round robin play, then went on to beat Saracens in the semi-final before going on to overcome Celtic 27-17 to take out the title of U16 Combined Champions for 2015.
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As people become increasingly health conscious and aware of the need to foster wellbeing, martial arts remains a popular choice for health and fitness. Proactive Templeton has been operating for ten years and is part of Christchurch's biggest network of Martial Arts’ schools. Opening in October 2004, they now have well over one hundred students ranging in age from four years old, to some students in their sixties. Proactive is a self defence based martial art suitable for all age groups, whether it is fitness, confidence, coordination or self defence it offers something for everyone. Rolleston resident Jacki Wollard has been involved with Proactive for seven years. Beginning as a white belt with no prior experience, she is now a 1st degree black belt. Along with training twice a week she also teaches students aged between seven and eleven, at
the yellow belt grade. Her daughter, Nicole aged 15, is involved with the Club too, and has been for approximately six years. Jacki initially joined for confidence and fitness, as well as the self defence aspect. Most Proactive members would agree that martial arts training is a great complement to their other sporting pursuits. Proactive have a number of teenagers training who find it really good for their core strength and co-ordination, which translates well for rugby, netball, football, hockey and even dance. Proactive Martial Arts owner Allister Sutherland, a 4th Dan Black Belt and his wife, Jacque, a 3rd Dan Black belt, both teach Martial Arts full time. Their three children have all obtained their Black Belts, with their daughter, who has been doing Martial Arts since the age of four, grading to her 2nd degree this month. Son, Matthew, Matthew has preferred to
go down the Kickboxing path and during November will represent New Zealand in Spain. Fundraising for his trip is currently underway and anyone who can assist should go to: Matthew Sutherland Give a Little. While most members train for pleasure, there are people interested in going in the ring for organised fights. The Club caters for these members by holding two fight nights per year. This began with just four Proactive clubs getting together but has now grown to include fighters from Clubs up and down the country. The last few Club Carnage fight events have been held at the Templeton Club venue and have been sell-outs weeks before the event. “They are a fantastic night and although a lot of hard work, they are also a lot of fun,” Jacque concluded. For more information about Proactive see the advertisement in this issue for contact details.
Long term Proactive members, Jacki and her daughter Nicole ready for action.
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Soul Jam Holistic, Health & Spiritual Expo Harry Boaz (Left), pictured with his father, Andrew and brother Flynn, is a happy two year old boy who has been diagnosed with Cancer for a second time. The family have already lost their wife/mother to cancer. Many local shoppers and stall holders attended a fundraising shopping afternoon last weekend which resulted in a great day for the over 150 people who attended. Just over $600 was raised on the day, with several raffles and donations still ongoing. Anyone who would like to support the family please go to: https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/help4harry
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Liven Up Your Life! The ever popular KidsFest is returning to Selwyn in July. More than a hundred events and activities for children will be happening in Selwyn as part of KidsFest, which runs from July 4th -18th during the school holidays. “This year we have the biggest line up of activities ever in Selwyn and there are heaps of great events to keep kids entertained when the weather is cold,” said Selwyn District Council’s Recreation Advisor Dave Tippett. Tippett “These include discomania, a high ropes challenge, moviemania, a kids’ market, kite making, geocaching treasure hunts using GPS and a pool party,” he added. Other KidsFest events in Selwyn include miniature pony fun, ski fun, learn to skateboard, craft sessions, a roller disco, hip hop classes and lots more. “KidsFest events are organised by Selwyn community groups, the Council and local facilities. Each year KidsFest is becoming
bigger and better with more exciting activities being offered across the district,” Dave concluded. Some KidsFest events are free while others are low cost and booking is required for many of them. KidsFest started in 1992 and now runs in Selwyn, Christchurch City and Waimakariri. For information on KidsFest events and bookings visit: www.kidsfest.co.nz or pick up a booklet from a Selwyn library.
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The concrete slab of the Men’s Shed, shed is now laid and looking impressive. The next stage is for the shed to be moved onto its foundation and for the final construction details to be completed. Once that happens members can set up and work on getting the new extension erected. Everyone is looking forward to being able to do some work inside over the colder winter months. It has been a long wait
but genuine progress is now being seen. The fundraising battery drive is going well and the collection continues for those who want to get rid of old car, truck, tractor and motor cycle batteries. Rolleston Men’s Shed extends thanks to Frank MacKenna for donating a full truck load of scrap metal which was most appreciated and also to Metalcorp for coming and picking it up.
On May 26th, 36 members of the Rolleston Combined Probus, were collected by bus for what was to be an extremely interesting day out. The Group’s host for the day was local body politician and broadcasting personality, Barry Corbett. Corbett An outstanding tram ride around Christchurch City stirred emotions and memories, complemented with a bus tour out and around Sumner. Everyone enjoyed the ride on the Gondola up to the Restaurant for lunch, the view being outstanding. There was plenty to see around the complex especially the six minute time tunnel ride which was a great experience -
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The fifth Equestrian Rogaine to be held in Canterbury, raised over $2,500 for the GRACI Foundation (Gynaecology Cancer Research Trust). Held on hill farmland at Brooksdale near Springfield on June 14th, riders were fortunate to have a perfect day for the event. Teams of two to four on horseback, navigated with a map to score checkpoints marked on it. The teams had three hours to score as many points as possible, with each checkpoint having a different points value. The winning team of Heath Macfarlane, Macfarlane Sandra Tarrant and John Murphy successfully scored all twenty nine checkpoints, within the three hours. Jodie Lockwood and Nicole Bulford (Rolleston) were the first women’s team
and Sophia Roper and Chloe Bolingford (Governors Bay) were first junior women. Teams came from as far as Oamaru for the event and the youngest rider was eight-yearold Trent Marshall of Leeston. N ume rou s loca l Se lwyn businesses supported the event
The Men’s Shed has welcomed several new members recently and still encourages anyone who is interested to make contact. “It’s a great bunch of guys of all interests, so you should fit in and it’s a wonderful chance to get out of the house,” commented Chairman of Trustees, Neil Bennett. Bennett Contact: Neil Bennett 347347-3173 or 027027-430430-3076 rollyshed@xtra.co.nz
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Rolleston Combined Probus Club members enjoying a leisurely lunch in The Summit Station Cafe.
with prizes and this was much appreciated by organisers. Organisers are already looking forward to planning the next Rogaine event which is sure to be even more popular, as well as a great fundraising opportunity.
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The Rolleston Volunteer Fire Service emerged victorious from the United Fire Brigade Association’s South Island Road Crash Rescue Challenge (RCR) held in Cromwell over the weekend of June 6-7th. The RCR has become an extremely important event, mirroring the increasing number of road incidents Brigade volunteers are being asked to attend. The challenge provides an unique learning opportunity to practice rescue and medical response skills in true-to-life scenarios. Teams consist of six members; five Brigade members and one St John medic. Members had to race against the clock to extricate and treat patients in staged road crash situations, while being scored on their techni que s. T ea ms who participated in the South Island challenge came from Queenstown, Wanaka, Milton, Balclutha, Ranfurly, Geraldine, Leeston, Lincoln, Rangiora and Rolleston. “The idea of the competition is to simulate on-road events to challenge the teams to ultimately further enhance their skills. Those skills get taken back to the Brigades, which benefits the community,”
Challenge committee chairman Nigel Lilley of Rolleston, said. Rolleston won the event, with Milton second and Geraldine third. Milton won the trauma challenge, with Ranfurly second and Rolleston third. Rolleston will now join the winners of the North Island challenge, Hawera Volunteer Fire Brigade, to compete in the Australasian Rescue Challenge event, to be held in Alice Springs, in July. The competition was organised by the United Fire Brigades Association, with support from
St John, Free Ambulance Wellington and the Central Otago Motorsport Club. The Cromwell Volunteer Fire Brigade were proud to host the South Island challenge this year and were also heavily involved with organising the event. Preparation for the challenge was a huge undertaking, from sourcing scrapped cars to arranging for the volunteers required to set everything up with realism. But Nigel concluded that the event's value to the community was definitely unquestionably ‘worth it'.
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A member of the winning Rolleston Volunteer Fire Brigade team cuts open a car in a simulated crash scenario during two days of crash rescue challenges.
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Selwyn MP Amy Adams has welcomed figures from Chorus which show that the average internet speed in Selwyn’s rural areas has more than doubled thanks to the Rural Broadband Initiative (RBI). “The figures provided to me by Chorus show that the a ve ra ge coppe r lin e connection speed has increased from 3.9 Megabits per second (Mbps) in November 2011 to 8.9 Mbps in April this year,” Amy said. Amy, who is also the Minister for Communications, stated that some of the 3,360 broadband connections in the Selwyn RBI zones had achieved speeds of up to 71.0 Mbps. “That is an astonishing improvement when you consider that back in 2011, before the RBI was underway, the maximum connection speed was 8 Mbps,” she commented. Unlike Ultrafast broadband in towns such as Lincoln and Rolleston, which is delivered via fibre, the Chorus part of RBI is delivered by copper phone lines which have been upgrade d to provide significantly faster broadband. “41 out of 46 cabinets
around Selwyn have been completed in May 2016 upgraded already under the Despite all of the work being carried out under the RBI to RBI,” Amy advised. upgrade rural networks, Amy The five remaining upgrades noted that residents in some and their timeframe for areas had not been taking advantage of the new level completion are as follows: of service available. • Windwhistle - due to be completed in August 2015 “ I w o u l d e n c o u r a g e residents and businesses in • Greendale - due to be our smaller towns that are completed in September looking to improve their 2015 internet service to talk • Bankside - due to be directly with their Internet completed in October Service Provider to find out 2015 how they can be connected • Southbridge - due to be to the upgraded network,” completed in November Amy concluded. 2015 • Springfield - due to be
The map shows the entire Rural Broadband Initiative coverage area in Selwyn once all of the upgrades are completed.
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The Dolphin Team, Hayley, Tia, Morgan & Samantha. Synchronised Swimming is definitely alive and well in Selwyn. Based in Weedons, at Small Strokes Swim School, a group of dedicated girls aged 8 - 17 years old recently competed in the South Island Championships, held i n Invercargill on June 6th and 7th. Small Strokes sent seven girls to the South Island Championships and they returned with some outstanding results: • Nina Weir (Solo - schools’ competition) 1st in her event.
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The 12 yr and under team), Lauren Small (10yrs), Tia Betteridge (11yrs), Samantha Asher (11yrs) & Alessandra Ward (11 yrs) - 2nd place. Lauren and Alessandra also competed in the 12 and under duet - 3rd place Dolphin team of Hayley Small (8 years), Morgan Bianchet (9 years) along with Tia and
Samantha obtained third place. “We are also looking for girls who can swim and who want to learn and develop skills for our sport,” owner of Small Strokes, Joan Billing said. “They can contact Small Strokes Swim School for further details,” she finished.
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BEAT THE MUD! Every year, Lincoln University offers students, who have acted as leaders in their school or community, the opportunity to develop their leadership skills while undertaking tertiary study. This year the Lincoln University Future Leader Scholars have organised a ‘My Town’ children’s design competition. The Future Leaders want to speak to children in Selwyn about putting forward their ideas for improving the towns and communities in which they
live. It may be a child’s school, club house, playground, park or in fact anywhere at all that they would like to see a plan implemented for. It’s a chance to get creative! The competition is open to teams comprised of up to six children, aged five to thirteen. In the lead up to the ‘My Town’ event, the Future Leader Scholars will work hands-on with each group, mentoring them to help develop their project and brainstorm ideas. It will then be
over to the group to create a proposal to present, ‘Dragons Den’ style, at a fun-filled ‘My Town’ event to be held at Lincoln University on September 11th. The winning group is expected to implement their project afterwards. There is no limit to how many groups can enter and entry is free. Closing date for entries is July 17th, 2015. For an information pack email: lend.a.hand.lu@gmail.com
Rolleston Netball Club (RNC) has had a successful round one of competition, with four of their teams placing first in their grade: Primary A, Primary D, Masters A and Rolly Razamataz. RNC is delighted with their results and is looking forward to even more tough competition in the rest of the second round. During the first round there
were representative selectors looking out for talent on the courts and many Rolleston girls got the opportunity to trial for Selwyn Netball Centre’s U19, U17 and U15. The RNC extends congratulations to all those that trialled. There was considerable talent for the selectors to choose from and as a result there were a few who narrowly
missed out on selection. Those who made it from Rolleston are: U19 - Dakotah Bishop, Dannii Malzard, Charlotte Robb and Hannah Wilson U17 - Hayley Hallinan, Te Rina Keno, Hannah Glassey, Kintea Thomson and Georgia Tuatini U15 - Katie Bryce, Lucy Glassey, Ruby Keno, Emma Bryce, Shaunagh Poutoa, Mikala Gillespie and Samara Northmore Primary are yet to have their trials. Mary Wiering - RNC Secretary concluded on behalf of the Club, “good luck to the girls for the upcoming tournaments and thank you to Rolleston community for your on-going support, especially to all our sponsors. Look forward to seeing you at the courts in the second round!” For more info on Rolleston Netball Club please see their website at: www.sportsground.co.nz/ rollestonnetball
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021 232 3306 torlesseconstruc on@gmail.com
New Builds Residen al Commercial Extensions Renova ons Decks & Fencing Pergolas
027 357 9401 03 347 9164 Kurt Benseman - Registered Electrician
MURRAY HATCHARD Washing Machine Repairs • Hire Machines • Reconditioned Machines •
67 Burnham Rd, Burnham Phone 03 347 6768 Mobile 027 432 8651
DID YOU KNOW? If you have a mains pressure hot water cylinder, it is recommended by the manufacturers that the sacrificial anode is checked every 10 years, & replaced if necessary. This will greatly increase the life of your cylinder.
A new anode is far cheaper than a new cylinder! WANTED
IRRIGATOR hard hose reel type wanted. Approx 400m 90mm hose. Anything considered. Call 027 430 5986.
For this and other helpful advice on Solar Hea ng, renova ons and repairs – Ring the team at
Laser Plumbing Christchurch West 03 348 6920 • 0800 11 22 40 chchwest@laserplumbing.co.nz
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Quality materials: BHP Colorbond steel mesh with unique patented louvre which will even keep out pine needles. Will not rust or sag with age or load. 10 Year warranty, range of colours Proven in Australia & New Zealand over the last 15 years.
FOR SAFE, PURE DRINKING WATER FROM YOUR ROOF NOW AVAILABLE: STAINLESS STEEL MICRO MESH Call Rohan Rudd any me MonMon-Sat for a no obliga on assessment & quote 0800 486532 www.gumleaf.co.nz
Need some help with: • • • • • •
Aerials/Dishes TV/DVR Set-up Wall Mounting Freeview/Decoders Cabling Phone Jacks
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Multi-room Systems Hook-ups Pre-wire (All Types) All Installations of TV, Freeview, Home Theatre, Hi Fi
Ph Simon 027 430 1211 / 03 317 8091 sdsh@xtra.co.nz
Phone: 0274 334 057 or 03 347 9774
Get me to do your ‘dishes’
Based in West Melton, we build, renovate and work with EQC and Fletchers and the current Remedial work. For all your Plumbing Requirements in the Christchurch and Selwyn District areas. New Housing * Spouting * Roof Repairs * House Alterations * Hot Water Cylinders * Installing Solar Hot Water
• We cover the Selwyn area - No Job too LiEle, No Job too Big. • We offer a full team of experienced tradesmen; Builders, Painters, Paper hangers, Brick laying, Plastering, Roofing. • Insurance quotes and repairs. • With the business opera ng for over 20 years, we are able to offer a wide scope of exper se and compe ve rates.
STEVE TE HAARA PHONE: 347 3006 FAX: 347 3008
LOGFIRE INSTALLATIONS
MOBILE: 027 243 6974 EMAIL: tehaara@slingshot.co.nz
Showerdomes Tiling Adrian’s Building Services (03) 324324-3125 Locally based, NZ Home Hea ng Installer 10+ years
♦ Alterations/Upgrades ♦ Maintenance & General ♦ Town & Country
Ph 0800 765 758
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Mob 0274 339 104 A/H 347 9282
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81 Main South Road, Rolleston
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Garden Ligh ng House Re-Wire Telephone Extensions Kitchen Re-Fit New Builds/Extensions Spa Pool Installa on Shop Fi ng Office Re-fits Mitsubishi Heat Pumps Electrical Safety Cer ficate
Mobile: 021 22 77 275 Ph: 379 6644 Fax: 379 6645 11 Allingham Lane Rolleston greg@aelectrical.co.nz
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