INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Show Dedicated in Memory
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Darfield Toy Library
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Sheffield Community Dinner
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New Date For Open Garden
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CEA - Warmer & Happier
4
Selwyn MP Update
5
Land Development Pressures
6
Pie Day Friday
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The Conversation
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Netballer Meets Superstars
10
DHS Ski Team
11
Shooting Champ
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Darfield Gun Club
11
Golf Results
11
Malvern Miniature Rifle ASSN
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Malvern Area AED Locations
12
St John Update
12
Public Notices
12-13
Save The Date
13
Classifieds
13-15
Trades
15-16
Email Column
16
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ISSUE 1,000 Friday 13th August 2021
On Sunday, August 8th we saw the first snow of the season on the Canterbury Plains. It turned bitterly cold after a beautiful winters day on Saturday. Unfortunately, many events had to be postponed or cancelled. Some locals were delighted to see the white stuff arrive, many children young and old loved having the opportunity to make snowmen. The local area looked like a winter wonderland and it was a wee reminder that winter isn’t over yet!
Trinity Church looking fabulous after the snow last weekend.
A new pupil at Springfield School.
Hororata Golf Club looking very wintery on Monday morning.
Hororata Domain covered in snow.
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SHOW DEDICATED IN MEMORY Kirwee Players opened on Friday, August 6th, with West Side Story, a Show about the differences a community faces and the consequently troubled love affairs, feuds and losses. Kirwee Players have experienced all of these, especially loss. Recently our Patroness and life member, Patricia Dean Henderson (JP) passed away, after a short battle with an aggressive cancer. In honour of Patricia’s memory, the Show was dedicated to her and other members who have passed away since our last show. In recognition of Patricia’s forty three years of involvement with Kirwee Players, we want to acknowledge the work she did tirelessly over the years, to ensure the continued success of the Players. She always went the extra mile, be it as a performer, make-up artist or as a very active member of the committee. Nothing was ever too much trouble for Patricia and she did it all with a smile. A
percentage of funds from each programme sold will be sent to the Friends of Darfield Hospital Charitable Trust, as Patricia was an instigator and long-serving, active committee member, including once being Chairperson of the Friends of
Darfield Hospital too. A very kind, generous and upstanding lady, she is deeply missed and we want to thank her family for sharing her with us. Linda Gosling, on behalf of Kirwee Players.
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DARFIELD TOY LIBRARY In every kingdom, there is a battle. Here in Sheffield, I reign over a small 900sqm kingdom and my battle is against ‘stuff’. I regularly rage around our house fuming over global issues of consumerism and social injustices, whilst cramming any unsuspecting objects that cross my path into a paper bag. These bags get donated. Now my children are one and two years of age, the bags are filled with single booties, broken toys and anything I deem unworthy. All while they nap ‘peacefully’ without any idea that their Mother is throwing away their favourite egg carton and stinky bath toys. Toys will engulf every corner of your home, I wonder if perhaps that is their agenda. World domination by destroying one sane parent at a time. Some good soul long ago saw through the sweet exterior of the ‘toy’ and came to every parent’s aid. They started the Toy Library right here in Darfield, a small battle station of volunteers, saying “enough of this madness, there is a better way!”
Come on down every fortnight and borrow the toys you want. Get the same ones out, again and again, or mix it up every week, they don't mind. Do extensive research before Christmas so you only buy what your children actually play with again and again. Challenge your child’s development, hide toys in the cupboard and pull them out at that critical moment. We are constantly seeking funding to expand and upgrade our toys. Stay calm, fight against
consumerism and join the Toy Library. Cathryn Hunt, on behalf of Darfield Toy Library.
Next session Saturday 21st August, 9 - 11am, at the Darfield Plunket Rooms.
Noah Rabbidge and Oliver Hunt enjoying playing with items from the Toy Library.
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SHEFFIELD COMMUNITY DINNER On Saturday, August 7th, approximately forty five locals attended the free Selwyn District Council (SDC) ‘Dinners Of Selwyn’ event which was held at the Sheffield Community Hall. The event was organised by local, AnnAnn- Maree Ozanne and her recently formed Sheffield Waddington Community Group alongside the SDC. The dinners are designed for people that; • are new to living in Selwyn,
want to meet new people, love to try new foods and experience other cultures. Dinners of Selwyn is about bringing our wonderful community together to celebrate the diversity of our district while enjoying great food and making new friends through the language of sharing a delicious meal together. The evening was a success with a large variety of scrumptious food bought along by those who • •
attended. Numerous new friends were made and it was also a fantastic opportunity to catch up with other locals as well. “The event was very popular and everyone can’t wait until the next one,” concluded Ann-Maree Ozanne. There is another ‘Dinners Of Selwyn’ event at the end of September for the Hororata district.
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NEW DATE FOR OPEN GARDEN Because of the dire forecast for last Sunday, Terrace Station Charitable Trust decided to defer their first open garden day to this Sunday, August 15th. The snowdrops will still be
magnificent in the woods and gardens, with the advantage that the hellebores are further advanced. All of the usual attractions will be available, including the quiz table and the
Terrace Station’s front lawn on Monday, August 9th.
Hutch, with its display of old tools. The plant stall will have a wide array of woodland plants for sale, but there is no Eftpos available. The $10 entry fee goes to the Terrace Station Charitable Trust, children enter for free. If the weather looks doubtful, please check Terrace Station’s Facebook page. For further information about open days and group tours visit: www.terracestation.org.nz or see advertisement in this issue.
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Canterbury charitable trust Community Energy Action (CEA) continues to offer free insulation for the foreseeable future, to all eligible owneroccupiers including those in the Selwyn area. This is thanks to a continuation of the Governments Warmer Kiwi Homes (WKH) programme providing an 80% subsidy. Funders including Orion, Rate Foundation and CEA are topping that up to 100%, for occupants in the Selwyn district. “Insulation and heating will keep homes warmer and those living in them healthier. It will not just save energy, it will save on health costs too,” said CEA’s Chief Executive Caroline Shone who has lived in Selwyn for over fourteen years. Dyanne took up the free insulation offer and has noticed a real difference after having her house insulated by CEA. “I used to pay $78 a fortnight on smooth pay, now I am paying only $49 and I am still in credit over $400!”, said Dyanne as she showed Caroline the impact
on her power bill since her home was insulated early last year and it is not just the bill that has changed. “The house is much warmer now. Before I didn’t put the heat pump on because it was too expensive, so I couldn’t heat the house”, Dyanne commented. The CEA assessor who checked Dyanne’s property looked in the ceiling and told her that only part of the house was insulated. After the house was properly insulated, heating the house was much more affordable for her.
“I am not scared to use the heat pump anymore!” Dyanne laughed during her conversation with Caroline. CEA has been part of the Government programme since before the nationwide roll-out of Government subsidies in 2009. In the twenty seven years the Trust has been operating, it has installed insulation in more than 30,000 homes. For more information, or to book an insulation assessment visit: www.cea.co.nz or call 0800 GETWARM.
Dyanne and dog Opal are enjoying a warmer and easier to heat home with lower power bills thanks to free insulation from CEA.
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SELWYN MP UPDATE You may have seen an ad running on television recently, paid for by you, purporting that the Government will provide you cleaner water than your council. It’s a Government campaign to promote its ‘Three Waters’ proposal, which would see the delivery of drinking water, wastewater and stormwater services removed from councils and handed to four regional water entities. Now, I agree, there is a case for change. In parts of the country, aging water infrastructure needs significant investment. In places like Auckland and Wellington, discharges and overflows pollute the environment and breach safety standards, putting public health at risk. Positive steps have been taken since the inquiry into the Havelock North gastroenteritis outbreak, including the formation of a new water regulator, Taumata Arowai, a body dedicated to enforcing drinking water standards. But the model of four water entities comes with several issues that need to be addressed, which is why many councils are yet to indicate whether they’ll
opt-in or out, including here in Selwyn. The touted financial benefits and cost savings are unclear and haven’t been properly explained to the public. The reforms rely on scale benefits, but what real benefits will be created? Where is the benefit in an entity that would merge water assets in Gisborne and Blenheim? How are water treatment plants in those towns supposed to be networked across the Cook Strait? The complex entities will erode local control rather than enhance it. What makes for better accountability, water services delivered by an elected council, or by a bloated bureaucracy with at least five layers of management and appointed governors? It’s hard to see how residents of Darfield, Rolleston or Leeston will get more accountability and control from a water entity spanning most of the South Island, from Westport to Bluff. Labour is becoming increasingly desperate to impose a predetermined solution at any cost, whether that means scaring, bribing or forcing communities
to the table. So far, it has tried a negative ad campaign and a $2.5 billion inducement to get councils on board. If those fail, their last resort will inevitably be making the reforms compulsory and forcing councils to surrender control of their water assets. These reforms come at a time of sweeping change for councils that will redefine their role into the future. National’s position is clear, change must be led by communities, not mandated by the Beehive. We will continue to oppose Labour’s centralisation and control agenda and we will fight for communities to keep their voice.
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VALUE OF RURAL LAND IN THE FACE OF DEVELOPMENT PRESSURES By Anna Bensemann, Senior Planner, Baseline Group. There are increasing obligations on Councils to provide for urban growth under the 2020 National Policy Statement on Urban Development and increasing compliance pressures on farming to meet environmental obligations around freshwater. Added to this is a demand for rural residential lifestyle allotments in the idyllic rural environment. These pressures are making rural productive land look more appealing for subdivision and development for urban living. This raises the question for the community to consider, what happens if we do subdivide our rural zones? Development generates the need for specific infrastructure, which carries with it costs for both installation and maintenance. Infrastructure for water supply, stormwater disposal and wastewater disposal are expensive and are required to effectively service any residential development. The extension of existing services or the establishment of new infrastructure takes up space and increases the costs of construction, making residential development more expensive. If infrastructure is then vested with
the Council, it becomes the Council’s responsibility to maintain and upgrade such infrastructure into the future and is funded through rates. If development is in the form of rural residential sections, in the order of half a hectare or one hectare developments, then the only practical service solution is on-site individual wastewater disposal instead of sewer reticulation. This generates potential cumulative effects on groundwater quality which is increasingly considered unacceptable. Rural residential sites also have little practical productive land use. Although smaller sites can be productively used, most landowners don’t make the most of these spaces due to other life pressures and these spaces become more like hobby farms. The loss of rural land to urban growth has the potential to fragment this land, allowing more people to reside close to the remaining rural activities. Smaller land holdings tend to not produce the same levels of product (meat, veggies, fruit or dairy products) as larger land holdings. This makes smaller landholdings generally less productive than larger farms. The minimum allotment size in
many rural zones is around 20 – 30 ha to ensure land holdings support economic rural use and has been carried over from old town and country planning provisions from before the 1991 Resource Management Act (RMA), which sought to ensure subdivision demonstrated an economic use of new allotments. Another effect of urban development close to existing rural activities is the concept of reverse sensitivity, where new urban landowners are not accustomed to the lawful noise, dust, or smell associated with rural activities. This often results in increased complaints and increased pressure for the farming activities to either alter the way operations are undertaken, or to move further away from the new residential activities. So, when considering if further expansion of our urban environments into rural land is appropriate, it is necessary to consider the costs of development to ensure only appropriate locations are developed, and to take a good look into what potential effect this will have on the balance of productive rural land. See advertisement in this issue for more details.
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North Canterbury Rural Support Trust held their Hororata Pie Day at the Hororata Village Bar and Café on Friday, August 6th. The Trust is a charitable trust that runs information and social events within Banks Peninsula, Hurunui, Selwyn and Waimakariri districts throughout the year. These events are the perfect chance for people to join in and get off-farm with their family, or workers while providing an opportunity for them to connect with their community. “A huge thank you to Zanthe and Sandra for allowing us to hold the Pie Day at their Café,” said Jenny CationsCations -Brown, Brown Adverse Events Coordinator for North Canterbury Rural Support Trust. The Trust is set up to assist rural
individuals and their families get back on their feet and can give assistance to people facing challenging circumstances. Those that attended were happy to chat and lots of laughter was heard. Not all the regular farmers could attend due to calving and lambing, however, they meet regularly on a Friday evening at the Hororata Village Bar and Cafe, so a few vouchers were put
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THE CONVERSATION Former Darfield local, Cyril Meyer is achieving results with his recent short film ‘The Conversation’, directed by Robbie Ryde, Ryde which has just screened at the Colorado International Activism Film Festival. In the film, Cyril plays the lead role of Darren, who is driving through an isolated country Victorian road, when he suddenly becomes stranded with no working car and phone. Alone and cold, Darren begins walking on, when a car comes driving along behind him whom he waves down. Driving the car is Talisha, played by Georgia Vengtasamy, Vengtasamy a beautiful African American woman who offers Darren a lift to the next town. During the car ride the two distant strangers slowly open up to each other, showing growth and learning is not always comfortable, but patience, love and kindness is vital in this process. The film was inspired by a TED (technology, entertainment, design) Talk by Daryl Davis, Davis “Ignorance breeds fear, fear breeds hatred, hatred breeds anger, anger breeds destruction. If we can eliminate ignorance
through education and exposure, the chain of destruction breaks.” “I was inspired by what Daryl Davis said, and was stoked to have the opportunity to portray a character who was discovering this change in his own beliefs. The news of the film’s selection as a semi-finalist in this film festival is an awesome result and I’m proud of all the passionate cast and crew involved. It’s great that more people are getting the chance to see this film!” commented Cyril. This is the second film festival selection for the film, with ‘The Conversation’ screening earlier in the year, in Gold Coast’s inaugural ‘Short+Sweet Film Festival’ as a finalist and was also nominated for Best Film. Cyril has recently relocated to Los Angeles, California, after winning the chance to apply for a green card in the Diversity Visa Lottery and completing the lengthy process in late June. “I applied for the green card lottery (diversity visa lottery) for free in October 2019 and found out in June 2020 that I was selected for further processing. It then took twelve further months of processing and waiting for my selection
number to come up and have it all finalised. Winning this opportunity is a dream come true, since I was in high school and dreaming of a career as an actor. I knew I wanted to go to LA and it still hasn’t completely sunk in that I’m actually here! I’m really lucky to already have a core community of friends here who’ve helped make my relocation as easy as it can be, made more difficult due to Covid. Now that I’m here, I’m slowly getting myself set up and reacquainted with the city (once I finish isolation), I’m excited to see where this journey I’m on takes me!” Cyril concluded proudly.
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Ten year old, West Melton netballer Luci Floyd got a taste of the action when she met the superstars of netball, on centre court at Christchurch Arena, before the Tactix vs Mystics ANZ Premiership game, on July 25th. Luci, a West Melton School student, won the chance to meet Captains Jane Watson (Tactix) and Sulu Fitzpatrick (Mystics) and lead the teams onto the court as a part of the ANZ Future Captains programme, alongside family friend twelve year old Caitlin Crofts. Crofts Luci, who plays for West Melton Netball Club, had a great time high fiving her beloved Tactix, commenting, “They were very tall high fives, I had to reach really high. Jane Watson’s was the best and she also gave me a hug.”
After joining the coin toss and standing side-by-side with the Captains, Luci really wanted to join the game but settled for her courtside seat which felt ‘extra special’. The fast-paced game kept her head spinning. “We were sitting right next to the Tactix team bench and at one point the ball almost went flying at us, but the umpire caught it,” said Luci. After watching her favourite team fight until the very end, despite not securing the win, Luci was very impressed with the Tactix game play, especially her favourite player Jane Watson. As for her own games this season, Luci plans on smashing her own personal best on intercepts, commenting, “I’ve already gotten five in one quarter. Now I want to get ten
intercepts off of the centre pass.” ANZ Head of Sponsorship Sue McGregor said, “ANZ is committed to its support of netballers in Aotearoa, from local Selwyn players right up to the elite athletes in the ANZ Premiership and the Silver Ferns. “That’s why we gave young people from all over Aotearoa the chance to be part of the ANZ Premiership and to meet their netball heroes as an ANZ Future Captain. After such a tough year for the netball community in 2020, it’s great we can offer this once in a lifetime opportunity to our country's youngest netball fans and players. We hope this experience inspires them to remain passionate about their training and to try their very best on the court,” Sue concluded.
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DHS SKI TEAM The annual Canterbury Secondary School Ski and Snowboard Championships at Mt Hutt, were held on Wednesday, August 4th. Darfield High School (DHS) entered two teams consisting of Maddie Boekholt, Boekholt Harriet Collins, Collins Emily Waters and Sky Collins for the girls team and Izak DerikDerik-Westaway, Westaway Barnaby Maude, Maude Jordan Yaxley, Yaxley Jack Guy
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and Thomas Galletly for the boys team. Each competitor did two runs down a dual slalom, which involves skiing between poles or gates as quickly as you can. The DHS boys team placed third overall, with a total time of 2:38.26. The DHS Girls team placed fourth overall, with a total time of 2:48.35.
Shooters at Darfield Gun Club with 26 and Warwick Hill 25. C were greeted to a cold, dull, Grade winner Ross Millichamp windy and cloudy day on August scored 20, Kaleb Cook 18 and 1st, for their Double Rise Lee McVinnie on 16. Day. Slightly miserable was the Last for the day, Deauville verdict, but excellent shooting Doubles, drawn pairs off 16 was on show from some metres. Some excellent shooting once again, with three pairs competitors. We started the day with a 25 shooting possibles (20/20). A target eye-opener, a spattering protracted shoot-off of thirty of possibles across the grades, pairs was required to sort out with some of the higher grade the teams, Steve Gawn and shooters having lower than Selwyn Everett holding out to normal scores. The ‘fines jar’ for win the trophy. Great to watch the travelling teams getting a and listen to the banter of boost from missed first and last encouragement. targets. Many thanks to Georgia in the Next up, the 15 pairs double rise office, and to the ladies and where once again, scores were gents on the afternoon tea reduced by the conditions, but roster. Also a big thanks to our some fared better than others. sponsor, Darfield Four Square. Ron Greatorex scored 25/30 The next Shoot is the DTL to win first A Grade, closely Open Champs on The DHS team that competed at the followed by Jono Baynon on 23, Sunday, September 5th, annual Ski and Snowboard Championships at Mt Hutt. second after a shoot-off with starting at 12pm. Steve Gawn also on 23. B and Everyone is welcome. C Grades were sorted without shoot-offs. B Grade winner Bevan Brown, Target Shooting New Zealand cards at 25 yards with .22 target Bevan Brown scored 27/30, Darfield Gun Club Publicity held its annual National rifles, and the C and D Graders with Nick Thackwell one behind Officer. Indoor Shooting Championship shooting one double and one on Sunday, August 8th. This single card. The maximum is held simultaneously over possible scores being 400.40 and several regional locations to 300.30 respectively. reduce travel. There was a Darfield based C Grader, Ryan good representation of Malvern Booth shot exceptionally well, shooters at the Christchurch only dropping 4 points over his range, (considering the snowy 3 cards, winning first place in the conditions). This was a highly C Grade and earning a gold contested competition, attracting medal. Ryan’s average of 98.7 225 of New Zealand’s best was higher than all the other shooters. higher grade Malvern shooters. The Championship consisted of The results for our Malvern Master, A and B Grades, with shooters are: competitors shooting two double A Grade: • 7th: Regan Dalley Steve Gawn and Selwyn Everett. 198.13 + 194.08 = 392.21 • 22nd: Nick Oakley 195.09 + 194.11 = 389.20 • 49th: Piper Benbow 189.05 + 194.06 = 383.11 B Grade: • 21st: John Booth 194.07 + 192.09 = 386.16 C Grade: • 1st: Ryan Booth 99.04 + 197.07 = 296.11
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Ryan Booth won a gold in the C Grade National Indoor Shooting Championship.
John Booth, Secretary/Treasurer, Malvern Miniature Rifle Association.
Ross Millichamp, Bevan Brown and Ron Greatorex.
GOLF RESULTS
Results 7th August 2021 CORDYLEA CUP & AMERICAN AMERICAN FOURSOMES 1st: G Thomas & J McPhedron 68.8 2nd: J Perkins & C Thorne 71.4 3rd: R Stieller & C Stevens 71.6 4th: A Sime & N Abbott 71.6 5th: S Edwards & M Edwards 72.4 Closest to the Pins: #2in2: C Stevens & R Stieller #6: N Abbott #11: S Prendergast #14: D Mansbridge #17: J Perkins
Results 5th August 2021 1ST CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFYING 18 HOLES: Silver:1st: Silver:1st: J Collins 83 2nd: N Weavers91 Intermediate: Intermediate 1st: M Te Awa 95 2nd: L Steele 99 3rd=: L Patton, K Battersby 101 4th: 106 4th L Smith Junior: Junior 1st: S Mardon 107 2nd: 2nd M Robertson114 Non Championship: 1st: K Bush 115 9 HOLES: HOLES 1st: S McDonald 57 2nd: S Farrar 61
MALVERN MINIATURE RIFLE ASSN A Grade N Oakley R Dalley P Benbow
3rd August 2021 Wk 17 Season Av 98.2 97.41 99.7 97.35 96.25
K Ridgen 100.6 95.75 B Grade J Wilson 99.6 97.41 T Thompson 93.4 96.71 J Booth 99.4 96.82 P Still 92.1 95.50 M Oakley 95.3 95.31 C Benbow 96.5 94.00 B Hill 90.0 93.53 C Grade R Booth 99.3 97.35 A Robinson 95.3 94.17 L Barnhill 91.1 92.06 B Woolley 97.7 91.12 J Grafton 89.67 D Grade B Mangels 79.1 91.87 D Barnhill 90.29 S Wright 88.93 B Wilson 91.3 90.00 R Hutton 93.2 87.57 E Mangels 85.1 85.85 B Tamahana 94.3 85.88 M Boyd 91.1 85.29 Bench Rest G Ufton 100.7 98.65 G Oakley 100.6 98.06 W Stott 98.4 97.44 G Hitchcock 93.2 94.81 R Booth 96.3 95.25 Visit their Facebook page for more details: Malvern M in ia t u re Rifl e A sso cia t io n .
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This is a list of where local Automated External Defibrillator (AED) are located according to the AED website. Some are available 24/7, while others only available at certain times and often are only able to be used by certain personnel. The list also doesn’t guarantee the AED is physically there or that it’s in full working order. It is also important to note that Fire and Emergency have a Memorandum of Understanding with St John, so if there's a heart attack the nearest fire brigade is also responded with their AED, because of course there are lots more fire stations that can start treatment before the ambulance arrives. Aylesbury - available at certain times or by certain personnel •
Southern Screenworks, workshop/offices (washroom behind the door)
Hororata - available at certain times or by certain personnel •
Hororata Fire Station
Kirwee - available 24/7 Kirwee Recreation Reserve, Arthurs Pass - available at certain Kirwee Rugby Football Club, times or by certain personnel Sports Pavilion (access via • Arthur's Pass Fire Station secure cabinet) Ask at DOC Visitor Centre Kirwee - available at certain times •
Castle Hill - available 24/7 • Civil Defence Shed - Secure Cabinet, cnr Tennis Courts Coalgate/Glentunnel - available at certain times or by certain personnel
Coalgate Fire Station • Hororata Golf Club
or by certain personnel •
Kirwee Fire Station
Lake Coleridge - available at certain times or by certain personnel • Lake Coleridge Community
Hall
•
Sheffield - available at certain
Courtenay - available 24/7 • Agriseeds Ltd, on porch between Lab and Office
•
times or by certain personnel
The Famous Sheffield Pie Shop • Sheffield Fire Station
Springfield - available 24/7 Darfield - available 24/7 • Canterbury Gliding Club, • Malvern Recreation Centre 386 Swamp Road. (in porch at right hand side of Airfields Operations Office entrance to main doors) (secure white cabinet) Darfield - available at certain times or by certain personnel
Darfield Bakery • Darfield Bowling Club • Darfield Community Patrol Car • Darfield Fire Station • Darfield Four Square • Darfield High School • Darfield Hospital • Darfield Primary School • Darfield Library • Darfield Medical Centre • Fonterra • Lumino The Dentist • St John Ambulance Station •
Hororata - available 24/7 GAS Hororata (secure yellow cabinet, next to P.O. boxes)
•
Waimakariri - available at certain times or by certain personnel •
Waimakariri Gorge Golf Club
West Melton - available 24/7 • West Melton Community Centre West Melton - available at certain times or by certain personnel
West Melton Bowling Club (external cabinet, only when Clubrooms are open) • West Melton Four Square Supermarket • West Melton Volunteer Rural Fire Force (break glass on external fire alarm and activate siren for access). •
For a full list visit: aedlocations.co.nz or download the app on your phones!
ST JOHN UPDATE The workload for Ambulance services throughout Canterbury has had an unprecedented demand in the last few months, beating all records. This has been similar in other parts of the country as well. As far as Darfield workload is concerned, July statistics show a 50% increase over the first six months average. This is sort of expected. Of the sixty jobs, about 75% were medical and of that 30% were breathing problems, 23% were generally sick, 15% were cardiac chest pain and 8% were potential or actual cardiac arrests. Some of these jobs were outside the greater Darfield area, but equally, there will have been other ambulances here when we were busy or unable to crew a vehicle, so these numbers are indicative only. The number of chest pains and potential arrests highlights the
importance of locals knowing if there is an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) in their local area, how to access it and how it works when it is found. Many of you will have read a recent news article where an AED was used with apparent good success. An AED is not designed to start a heart that has stopped. That is what we need to be familiar with CPR for, as it will not shock a stopped heart. Nor will it allow you to shock a heart in a sinus rhythm (normal heartbeat/ rhythm). It will shock a heart that is beating inefficiently, stop the heart and allow it to return to a normal rhythm on its own account (this may take repeated shocks). An AED is just a tool that will be used alongside early recognition, early intervention, CPR, as well as some advanced medical or drug therapy. First Aid courses will teach how all these
skills work together to save a life at risk through some cardiac events. An AED is safe to use, following good precautions and used properly, you will not get electrocuted, burnt, or hurt in any way and the potential benefit to the patient far outweighs the risk. They ‘speak to you’ giving instructions and prompts that are easy to follow. AEDs are in most small communities, at a hall, sports club, dentist, doctor, bakery or other building. They are also in fire engines, police cars, ambulances and some other community vehicles. Ask around and find out where the one nearest to you might be, and whether it is accessible 24/7. Download the AED locations app on your cell phone. If you get a chance, learn how to use one. Ross Meder, Darfield St John.
To find out more about becoming a volunteer visit: join.stjohn.org.nz PUBLIC NOTICES
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PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICES
Sheffield FREE BOOK EXCHANGE Be at the Sheffield Hall on
SUNDAY 15TH AUG 12 - 3pm For the community book exchange!
BOATING
BOATING
BOATING
YOUR LOCAL JETBOAT & STERNDRIVE SPECIALIST For all Service & Supplies Ph Scott McIntosh 03 317 9010 or 021 0258 4648
CARPET NEED carpet? Go local! Very competitive pricing, seldom beaten. 30 years servicing this area. In home sample service, also repairs and installations. Please phone Alan Roberts 021 227 2080. CHIMNEY CLEANING
CARRS Chimney Cleaning. Servicing the Selwyn district. $60 per chimney. Phone Rodney on 03 324 2999 and leave a message. CHIM Chim. We'll sweep your log-burners flue, check the firebricks, baffles, air-tubes and controls. We're experts on coal-ranges, also sweeping any sized open fire. We quote ACCOUNTANTS and undertake repairs, flue ARE you wasting your extensions and install bird valuable time trying to netting. 0800 224 464 keep up with your accounts? Members NZHHA. Call us now for hassle-free CLEANER accounting, tax and business advice - all right on LOOKING for a house cleaner your doorstep. Sterling for 1 bedroom flat on lifestyle Accountants @ Malvern block in Weedons (close to Business Hub, Ann-Maree Rolleston). Good rates for good job done. Please phone 021 215 0981. Robyn 027 453 1850. AUTOMOTIVE CATTERY DARFIELD Automotive. Service & warrant centre. 3D wheel aligner. 7:30am - 5:30pm, Monday - Friday. Your onestop auto shop! Phone 03 318 8113.
CATS on Courtenay
Boutique Boarding CARPENTER available for next project. Quality tradesman Cattery! CARPENTER
JULY: • 30Jul-27Aug
Art Exhibition - Crowd Pleasers
Te Huanui Gallery, Darfield
AUG: • 9Aug –Dec • 11-14 Aug • 13th Aug • 13th Aug • 13th Aug • 14th Aug • 15th Aug • 15th Aug • 16th Aug • 18th Aug • 18th Aug • 20th Aug • 20th Aug • 20th Aug • 21st Aug • 22nd Aug • 23rd Aug • 24th Aug • 24th Aug • 25th Aug • 27th Aug • 27th Aug
7:30pm 1pm 7:15pm 7:30pm 7pm 11am 12pm 8pm 2:30pm 7:30pm 1pm 7:30pm 9am 1:30pm 4pm 10am 2pm 12pm
Temporary Road Closure (Aylesbury Road, between Wards & Two Chain Roads) Kirwee Players - West Side Story Kirwee Community Hall GARDENING & LANDSCAPING FEATURE - Deadline for booking advert space (20th Aug Issue) Darfield Rugby Club Quiz Night Darfield Recreation Centre Kirwee Bowling Club Euchre Evening Kirwee Bowling Club Sheffield Volunteer Fire Brigade Awards Night Sheffield Community Hall Snowdrop Sunday Open Garden Terrace Station, Hororata Sheffield Free Book Exchange Sheffield Hall Courtenay Tennis Club AGM 213 Halkett Rd, West Melton Malvern Community Vehicle Trust AGM Darfield Library Darfield Tennis Club AGM Darfield Tennis Clubrooms FATHER’S DAY FEATURE - Deadline for booking advert space (27th Aug Issue) MCAC Start-up Allowance applications close today Kirwee Bowling Club Euchre Evening (LAST ONE) Kirwee Bowling Club Darfield Toy Library Session Darfield Plunket Rooms Bruce Leeming’s 80th Birthday, with an array of Live Music! Coalgate Tavern Malvern Community Board monthly meeting Darfield Library Opportunities in Agritourism Webinar Malvern Tennis Sub-ASSN AGM - Jun: 7pm, Sen: 8pm Kirwee Pavilion Peter Kumar - Preaching, Teaching & Prophetic Healing Darfield Baptist Church Applications for DHS Elizabeth Richards Scholarship close today Rural Support Pie Day Friday - Lunch Shout The Famous Sheffield Pie Shop
SEPT: • 2nd Sept • 3rd Sept • 6th Sept • 11th Sept • 18th Sept • 24th Sept • 24th Sept
6:30pm 12pm 6pm 8pm
Darfield Indoor Bowling Club Hospital Tournament Rural Support Pie Day Friday - Lunch Shout Selwyn Environmental Film Competition Entry Deadline Darfield Rugby Club Senior Prizegiving Las Vegas Night - Darfield Sports Fundraiser Entries for 2021 Darfield Artweek close today! Selwyn Environmental Film Competition Awards Night
Darfield Recreation Centre Darfield Bakery
New Zealand Shake Out - National Earthquake Drill
New Zealand wide
Springfield School 150th Jubilee
Springfield School
Larcomb Vineyard Darfield Recreation Centre
OCT: • 28th Oct
9:30am
FEB 2022: • 4th-6th Feb
workmanship. Specialising in character homes. For all your building, releveling and gib-stopping needs. Please phone Grant anytime on 021 167 1718. CATTERY
• Purpose built, nestled
in a tranquil, rural setting. • Close proximity to all
main centres.
Phone: 027 433 3564 www.catsoncourtenay.nz Check us out on Facebook! ‘CATS ON COURTENAY’
CATTERY BASED IN OXFORD Run solely for the comfort & convenience of the cats! Pick-up & delivery available.
‘Angelcatscattery’ Phone Julia: 03 312 1452 or 021 0424 367 Email: angelcats@xtra.co.nz | Web: angelcatscattery.vpweb.co.nz
CHURCH NOTICES
CHURCH NOTICES
Darfield Life Church
SUNDAY 15TH AUGUST 2021 At 10:30am Steve & Patience Pona Ph: 022 642 5805 17 North Terrace, Darfield
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FIREWOOD & COAL
6m3 from $420.00 Delivery fee may apply! Phone 03 312 4637 or 021 260 4520 WINZ Email: e.wakelin@outlook.com APPROVED
Lots of dry wood, ready to burn!
FREE DELIVERY CALL HORORATA FIREWOOD 03 318 0705 or 027 781 1492
DRIVEWAYS LIFESTYLE, LIFESTYLE farm tracks, yards and dairy lanes our speciality. Screened rotten-rock, it’s local and lasts better. Phone Springfield Quarry on 318 4132. FARRIER
COAL
FOR SALE
R K FIREWOOD Supplying wood for this Winter!
Old Man Pine, Bluegum, Macrocarpa, Oregon.
TRY THE HOT MIX! ENpos available.
GARDENING
PEA STRAW Medium Square Bales - $70 delivered. Small Bales - $7 (minimum delivery 21 bales)
Phone 021 077 3692
POINT of lay hyline/shavers LOST pullets for sale. Please phone 021 863 158. WOOD shavings - untreated, CAMERA - small, in black case. Could be around Darfield area. clean shavings suitable for Please phone 03 222 2513. horse stables, calving sheds, chicken houses and rabbit h u t c h e s . A v a i l a b l e i n PAINTING & DECORATING 70L bags, 1m 3 bales (compressed) and bulk UDI Painting & Decorating. For all painting & decorating delivery. Phone 03 344 1676 services! Fully qualified. for more details. Interior & exterior painting & plastering. Wallpapering & roof painting. Quality Services. Four day old, A.I Free quotes. Contact Udi Aale 021 074 2075.
FOR SALE
FRIESIAN
• Half size tractor for easier access
• Up to 6m height topped at 5m or less
• Branch size up to 50mm • Cutter drops material to side of hedge.
LIFESTYLE BLOCK
GENERAL garden maintenance LIFESTYLE block maintenance. in Darfield area. Domestic Weed spraying, mowing, hedge trimming, pruning & hedge trimming. General farm/ edging. Please phone Kane garden maintenance. Riparian planting and maintenance. 027 467 6613. Phone 027 262 9200.
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FOR SALE
Hedge Trimming in Canterbury
021 066 3011 or 03 318 2983
Phone Rini
Please phone Shawn Valpy 027 717 6130
Owner Operated Geoff 021 549 499 A/h 03 324 3482
Call Don today on
027 451 7300
AVAILABLE
HEDGEHOG Hedge & Shelterbelt Trimming
Phone 318 1530
All top quality, clean wood.
FARRIER
HEDGE TRIMMING
LOCKSMITH LOCKSMITH Selwyn based 24hr mobile service, keys cut and general lock and safe maintenance. EFTPOS available. Call Locktight Security 021 171 8060.
ALTERNATIVE pain solutions ROOF & property services. 2 storey work! Roof leak repairs with FSM (Frequency Specific (incl Butynol), moss control, Microcurrent). All natural, silicone seal, spouting clean & safe and non-invasive. Gentle repairs, spider & fly control, enough for children, powerful bird proofing, roof painting. enough for athletes. Fully All roof & spouting types. certified with 20 years Call Arthur’s, 7 days, experience. For more info, 03 347 2635, 027 484 7980 please call 03 343 4334 or 027 584 7980. or see my website: www.westmeltonwellness.co.nz PROPERTIES FOR SALE
PRIVATE Sale - Whitecliffs Road, Whitecliffs, South Malvern, Selwyn district. 1 x 2 bedroom bach, rear property. $240,000 Freehold. 1 x railway engine shed, front property. $150,000 Freehold. Machinery at shed will be removed. Both for sale 'as is where is'. Ph 03 318 2776. ROOM TO RENT SINGLE lockable rooms in Darfield Hostel. Internet, sky TV. $170pw. Phone 027 479 1431 or 318 3660. SITUATION VACANT
SERVICES
Looking for
LARGE TREE SHELTERBELTS! Will pay good money for the right trees, any species considered.
WE CAN START IMMEDIATELY! Clean & tidy workers. Fully qualified crew for the job!
Call Rini on
027 451 7300 SITUATION VACANT
Summer Holiday Work Opportunity
Would you like to earn some extra money over the holidays? Over the Christmas / Summer holidays is our busy season, so we are looking for a young, energe c university aged student to join our team for this short me! If you have a full license, a great work ethic and are happy to work alone, then we would love to hear from you!
Phone Brian on 027 471 7001 for further information.
YARDMAN REQUIRED ‘For all your decorating needs’
Micky Conway Painter & Decorator Darfield Based Will cover all areas Contact Micky on
021 125 1613 conwaydecor@hotmail.com
FULLY INSURED
available For Sale! Minimum of 30 to purchase. Darfield & Dunsandel area. traceydarfieldfarm@gmail.com
ROOF MAINTENANCE
PAINTING & DECORATING
BULL CALVES Phone Tracey on 027 344 8935 or email
HEALTH
General Painting & Property Repairs Roof Painting Gib Stopping Wallpapering
40 years experience! Contact Dave on 021 142 0567 or email: pearsondavid106@gmail.com
Darfield ITM, a supplier of Timber and Building materials, is looking for Yard / Store Person. Candidates who are enthusiastic, tidy and have great rapport with customers would have a huge advantage to be considered for the role! Roll Includes: • General yard duties • Customer service • Unloading and loading trucks • Stock management • Local deliveries. Job Requirement: • Good level of physical fitness • Great communication skills and work ethics • Class 1 NZ full driver's license • Experience operating forklift is advantageous but not required.
Please Note: You must have NZ citizenship, residency or a valid work visa to apply.
Please email enquires to: faye@darfielditm.co.nz
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SITUATION VACANT
Nor West Contrac"ng Ltd is an independent company with a large focus on earthworks, drainage and civil contrac"ng. Our offices and yard are based in Hornby and due to an increasing workload we are looking for the experienced people to join our team working on a variety of projects in Canterbury.
EXCAVATOR OPERATORS (5 - 8 ton) • Minimum three years industry experience. • Relevant licences - Full licence including WTR. • Able to work to levels, have an eye for detail and take pride in producing a quality job. • Ability to communicate clearly and complete paperwork accurately. • Must take pride in his or her plant and be safety focused. • Excellent wage and vehicle offered based on experience.
CIVIL FOREMAN • In addi on to relevant civil industry experience, a 'Can Do' aQtude and the ability to mo vate and lead a team is essen al. • This role involves leading the crew by being physically involved in carrying out the work. • Full drivers licence and site safe or construct safe passport. • Strong communica on skills and the ability to complete and comply with all H & S requirements essen al. • Strong focus on QA. • Excellent wage and company vehicle offered based on experience.
TENANCY RURAL Tenancy Inspections & Property Maintenance. Contact Rebecca, by phone 027 313 2270, or email rebecca@ruraltenancy.co.nz
CIVIL LABOURERS • Experience in any of the following - kerb prep, path construc on and asphalt or roading forma on. • Full drivers licence. • Must have a 'can do' aQtude and be safety focused. • Excellent wage offered based on experience.
EXPERIENCED EARTH MOVING OPERATOR SEEKS CASUAL WORK. Grader Operator to Sealing Standard. Dozers 12T to 60T. ExcavaFon 1½T to 60T. Quarry Manager Cer ficate, Risk Assessment, Road Pilot ‘B’ full licences. Can provide numerous references from ECan, private operators & J/V Partners. Able to project manage. Can organise machinery hire for client at advantageous rates!
Phone 027 446 6269 WINDOW CLEANING
Please Note: that Nor West is a drug free company and a Pre Employment Drug & Alcohol test will be required.
For more informaFon please contact Carolyn on 0272 833 335 or send CV to carolyn@norwest.net.nz
WANTED
SCRAP METAL
AMMUNITION and reloading W A N T E D ! B e s t p r i c e s ! e q u i p m e n t . P o w d e r Amalgamated Scrap Ltd. projectiles, presses etc. Any B u y i n g c a r s & f a r m calibre rifle / shotgun. machinery. Specialising in farm Anything hunting related. clean-ups. Rod McQuoid Cash buyer. Contact Rob buyer. Please phone either 03 342 5885. 027 695 0480 or alternatively DEAD, DEAD damaged or unwanted cars, including trucks & quad 0800 030 712. bikes, to buy. Please phone 03 318 0650.
WANTED TO LEASE
Wanted!
WANTED TO LEASE
Used, unwanted, artificial Christmas Trees for recycling. Any colour. Will pick up.
Ground for cropping, with Irrigation.
Please leave your name and number for Shirley, with the Malvern News.
Phone James Everest
Phone 03 318 7450
021 280 9247
References available!
Retrofit Double glazing Frameless showers Repairs Mirrors Splashbacks Pet doors and more
Locally owned and operated
03 318 3003
www.hunterglass.co.nz
TRADES
For sparkling windows I’m the Veteran for the Job... Contact me today for a no frills quote!
Phone Kevin 021 0232 6502
C123456 T1289 ‘Friendly & experienced professional service!’ Darfield, Burnham, Greendale, Hororata, Sheffield, Springfield, Coalgate & Kirwee areas, phone or text
Darryl on 027 316 9968 All other areas, including West Melton & Rolleston, phone or text
Wilf on 022 044 0654 WINDOW CLEANING SERVICES
Andrew Love
Contract Window Cleaning Commercial Residen al Free Quotes E: torque_roll@hotmail.com
M: 021 818 816 WINDOW TINTING
TINTTINT-A-WINDOW Solar Protective films. Fade UV block. Heat Glare control. Privacy. Safety/Security. Frosted films. Free online quotes. Ph 0800 368 468. info@tintawindow.co.nz
www.tintawindow.co.nz
TRADES
Heat pump supply, installation, servicing & maintenance General household & business electrical work.
Give Nigel a call now for your no obligation free quote
Ph: 021 387 750
Why work for Nor West? • Great team environment, very ac"ve social club. • Breakfast is supplied daily at our main yard. • Opportunity to progress your career and skills with an ongoing training programme. • And of course, excellent wages offered!
WINDOW REPAIRS
WORK WANTED
CLASS 2 DRIVERS (5 & 7 ton) MINI TIPPERS • Experience in the civil sector essen al. • Relevant licences and machine experience an advantage. • This role includes physical work as well as driving, so you must be physically fit, able and willing to jump out of the truck and get stuck in. • Must be able to accurately complete trucking paperwork. • Excellent wage offered based on experience.
WINDOW REPAIRS
DAIKIN • MITSUBISHI • HITACHI
Your LOCAL & reliable tradesman
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Daily On Site Sales & Servicing Authorised Service Agent for Most Brands since 1996! • Ovens Machines • Cooktops • Dryers • Washing Machine • Dishwashers Hire from $8 p.w.
Darfield based with over 38 years of local knowledge and experience
• Washing
Reg. Service Technician
Septic Tank Cleaning Jetting Unit for blocked drains Camera Investigations | Port-a-loo hire Office 318 8609 | 0274 338 693 | admin@leechdrainage.co.nz TRADES
House & Roof PrePre-Paint Wash Hydro Drain Cleaning Cleans most surfaces: fences, paths, brick, block, wood, concrete & machinery.
Moss Treating: roofs, footpaths & driveways.
Free Quotes. Ph Mike Richards 03 318 8380 or 021 179 0584
NEW kitchens, wardrobes, laundries or what ever you need! Remodelled or just new doors. Good advice, good price. Ring Lex 03 349 0150 or 027 439 3926.
Tiler & Registered Water Proofer
david wilkinson registered electrician phone 03 318 1231 fax email
03 318 1235 sales@electricalcontractors.co.nz
po box 26 kirwee
we’ll be there when you need us. guaranteed. on time guaranteed or your first hour is free! conditions apply.
Look me up on www.mytradesman.co.nz
or phone 03 318 1973 or 027 421 1637 e: bowentiling@gmail.com
Qualified Certifying Plumber & Gasfitter
• Certifying Gasfitters • Certifying Plumbers • Heat Pumps • Log Burners • Solar • Electrical Service Technician New Builds • System Design • Vehicles
Visit: www.selwyngasfitters.co.nz for a full list of services
UPHOLSTERER Recover: Lounge Suites Dining Chairs Squabs etc Free Quotes Based in Weedons Phone: 03 980 4979
Phone 03 420 1020 • 021 732 331
NEXT ISSUE
Friday 20th August ——————— Maintenance Renovations & new builds Pump servicing and installation Water filter installation Water pump hire Supply and installation of septic tank systems • Gas and wood fire installation • IQP in backflow prevention • Teatsprayer servicing
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1pm, Monday 16th August. DARFIELD BASED
ADVERTISING DEADLINE: 10am, Tuesday 17th August.
On a bitterly cold winter morning a husband and wife in Darfield were listening to the radio during breakfast. They heard the announcer say, "We are going to have 20 to 25cm of snow today. You must park your car on the even-numbered side of the street, so the snow ploughs can get through." So the wife went out and moved her car. A week later while they are eating breakfast again, the radio announcer said,"We are expecting 25 to 30cm of snow today. You must park your car on the odd-numbered side of the street, so the snow ploughs can get through." So the wife went out and moved her car again. The next week they are again having breakfast, when the radio announcer says, "We are expecting 30 to 35cm of snow today. You must park...." Then the electric power went out! The wife was very upset, and with a worried look on her face she said, "I don't know what to do! Which side of the street do I need to park on so the snow ploughs can get through?" Then with the love and understanding in his voice, that all men who are married to blondes exhibit, the husband replied, "Love, why don't you just leave the car in the garage this time?"