Malvern News - Issue 1020, Friday 21st January 2022

INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Mechanical Swap Meet

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The Local Club

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Geeks On Wheels

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When Neighbours Complain

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Helping Schools

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Windwhistle Winter Sports Club Celebrating 90 Years

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Letter To The Editor

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Darfield Garden Club Report

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Darfield Gun Club - 40 Years

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Darfield Cricket Update

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Search For Cricket Talent

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Nourish Programme

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Save The Date

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Public Notices

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Classifieds

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Trades

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THIRD TIME LUCKY After being postponed twice in the past few years due to Covid the Hororata community is hoping it will be third time lucky for the Hororata Mechanical Swap Meet scheduled for Saturday, January 29th.

Held in the Hororata Domain since 2010, this event attracts about fifty sellers and approximately 500 – 800 visitors as well. This Meet was started by a couple of blokes, John and Dave, who got fed up with searching for mechanical parts amongst household goods at Swap Meets, they wanted a dedicated mechanical event so they created their own. In 2020 John and Dave handed over the event to the Hororata Community Trust, but they still remain involved in helping run it.

“The Swap Meet is a longstanding event in Hororata. It attracts people from all over the country as it is one of the few true mechanical swap meets catering for vintage, veteran, classic, cars, motorcycles, parts, tools and mechanicalrelated stuff. You won’t find kitchen appliances and toys at

this event,” explained Hororata Community Trust event manager, Cindy Driscoll.

“The Trust very much want to stay true to John and Dave’s vision for this event. It was the interest from people wanting to see this event happen that encouraged us to try for this new date even though it normally takes place in September. We are looking forward to finally making it happen. To run this event at this time we have to comply with the Covid Protection Framework which means people will need to present their vaccine certificate before they can enter. We

encourage people to wear masks and follow all Government guidelines to stay safe and well,” Cindy concluded.

People do not need to book a site they can just turn up and pay $15 on the day. Entry for buyers is $5 per adult, under 12 years is free. There is no EFTPOS so people need to bring cash. There will also be food and coffee vendors in attendance. Gates open to sellers at 7am, buyers can enter from 8am.

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A fantastic crowd at a previous Hororata Mechanical Swap Meet.

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LOCALS CLUB The Locals Club was born at a New Years Eve barbeque in 2020. It started with a chat between a couple of locals about how they could do more around their local communities in Sheffield and Waddington, as well as bringing back the connection and community spirit that many had when they were a bit younger.

The first group event The Locals started was the Waddington Wanderers, a bike group that meets for a casual bike ride (nothing too serious) around the local district each Sunday morning. Early on there were only a few keen riders, but it has now grown to about 10-15 most weekends.

From there the group moved onto a major project of raising funds to build bus shelters for the Darfield High students in both Sheffield and Waddington.

After a lot of planning and raising of funds, the building is due to start next month.

Last year the group ran a few events, but mother nature and Covid meant a lot had to be postponed to this year.

“We are delighted that we can now bring these events to our local community and rekindle the community spirit,” commented member Ann-Maree Ozanne.

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If the event is indoors a vaccine pass will be required for entry to the Hall.

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afternoon tea. Come along and find out what local groups and clubs are available. A vaccine pass is required for entry to the Hall.

This is a free event, however, you will need to register.

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All the above events are at Sheffield Hall. Vaccine pass required for entry to the Hall.

Picnics of Selwyn: Join us for a picnic lunch and hilarious games in conjunction with the Selwyn District Council and the Sheffield Youth Group.

Bring your picnic blanket and picnic lunch and entertainment with be provided. Hilarious games of soccer croquet and soccer golf for all ages, and for the sporty among us, have a go at volleyball tennis (a real physical workout!!).

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GEEKS ON WHEELS Hi Geek Fans, With New Zealand having moved to the traffic light system, the most convenient way to have your vaccine pass ready is by loading it onto your digital wallet. However, if you are unfamiliar with digital wallets, this can be confusing.

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WHEN NEIGHBOURS COMPLAIN

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smells. These features contribute to the anticipated amenity values of those with a rural outlook vs an urban outlook.

So, how do you manage the situation when those with urban lifestyle amenity expectations choose to move into a rural neighbourhood. The rise of lifestyle blocks in the rural environment over the last thirty years has seen an increase in sensitivity to the effects arising from normal rural activities by those not fully accustomed to wide-open spaces. This is known as reverse sensitivity effects and is managed through the district plan when undertaking a subdivision in or close to the rural environment.

In the most extreme situations, complaints about the nature of farming activities through cumulative lifestyle block holders with urban-type amenity values can push farming activities to relocate further away from urban areas.

The district plan sets out the minimum allotment size for the rural zone and in most districts, this is 20ha, which allows for separation between dwellings and farm base areas to avoid effects across boundaries, and maintain the rural amenity anticipated. When seeking dispensation (resource consent) to create allotments smaller than 20ha, Council is required to consider additional mitigation measures proposed to protect lawfully operating farms in the surrounding area from complaints arising from smaller landholders whose amenity

values may be more aligned with urban expectations.

Measures commonly used include landscaping within property boundaries of smaller allotments, which provides a sense of separation, and avoids visual effects across boundaries.

In some cases, solid fences can provide mitigation from noise or sprays occurring in farming activities, where it is costeffective to install such a fence.

Alternatively, the use of acoustic insulation for bedrooms can mitigate noise effects, and such measures are included in the Marlborough District planning frameworks to avoid effects from lawfully established frost fans.

Increased dwelling setback from boundaries can also provide a greater sense of separation from rural activities, which may alleviate effects. The difficulty is knowing how much of the setback will provide sufficient separation to avoid the potential for effects for new landowners to the area. Seeking too much setback can place unnecessary restrictions on future landowners, while insufficient setback will not achieve the desired effect of protecting lawful rural activities.

When considering a subdivision to provide for rural lifestyle allotment, it’s worth thinking about what future neighbours amenity expectations are likely to be, and if there is sufficient mitigation to ensure the new neighbours have no reason to complain about your cows.

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HELPING SCHOOLS The average fixed broadband usage increased by 37% from the year prior in New Zealand, during 2020/21.

The need to use the internet for a wider range of activities during the pandemic wasn’t restricted to business and home use, with schools also having to find new ways to engage with students and their families.

Dunsandel Primary School has incurred additional ICT costs because of the need to livestream events due to Covid limiting the number of people able to attend school events.

These costs have been offset by funds contributed by ANZCO Foods, through its ‘Sponsor a School Programme’.

ANZCO Foods is one of New Zealand’s largest exporters with an annual turnover of $1.53 billion and nearly 3,000 employees globally. Established in 1984, ANZCO Foods is a multinational company that undertakes a variety of activities including farming, processing, manufacturing and marketing New Zealand beef and lamb products to the world.

It also produces sophisticated manufactured food and healthcare products.

Last year Dunsandel Primary School received a donation of $3,587.50 as part of the annual programme, with the money going towards the costs of livestreaming events to enable increased numbers of school families to attend events via Zoom.

During 2021, ANZCO donated more than $106,000 to primary schools New Zealand wide through the Programme and

since the beginning of the programme in 2011, a substantial $1.2 million has been contributed to rural schools.

The company works with local dairy farming families who nominate a rural primary school to receive a donation from ANZCO, that is linked to supply.

“The ANZCO “Sponsor a School Programme provides the business with an opportunity to put funds back into rural communities and support the young people in our regions.

“We’re always looking for more farmers to register for the programme because the greater the support we get from the rural community, the more we are able to contribute back to

schools,” commented Shannon Parnham. Head of Livestock for ANZCO. “It was great we could meet some of the increased costs of delivering School functions during the pandemic through the programme. The donation from ANZCO makes a big difference to the School and our ability to extend participation through technology,” commented Sonia Colenso of Dunsandel School.

“We still have funds remaining and we will be deciding on how these will be spent in 2022. We are upgrading some of our junior classrooms and hope to use the balance of these funds to provide additional resources for these classes,” Sonia concluded.

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CELEBRATING 90 YEARS ALL ARE INVITED TO THE

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The Windwhistle Winter Sports Club (WWSC) is celebrating its 90th birthday in 2022. The Mt Olympus Ski Club, otherwise known as the WWSC was founded in 1932.

The Club began with ice-skating at Lake Ida, and then in 1948 chose Mt Olympus as the closer of two potential nearby ski-field sites, and the location for the Bottom Hut was decided upon in the same year. A mere four years later the main rope tow was installed and in typical ‘can-do’ Club style, the entire rope was physically carried by hand to the field up the last stretch of the road from Monck's Flat by ten men and two women. Over the years Club members have volunteered to develop facilities on the field, including upgrading the Top Hut in recent years.

To kick off a year of celebrating the Club will host a picnic on Sunday, January 23rd at the Top Hut on Mt Olympus Ski Field.

This is an open invitation to members, past members, and

anyone interesting in coming to see the field in summer! This is a free event.

“Mt Olympus is a special place, winter or summer. This is a great chance to come and see what our Club members have built over the past 90 years, see the repairs to the road which was flood damaged in May 2021 and generally enjoy being in the mountains. You will be able to walk up to the mountain tarn,” commented organiser Karen Meares.

“People need to bring their own picnic food, but tea and coffee will be provided. You do need a 4WD to access the Top Hut,” Karen concluded.

Everyone must register to receive the access information, the Ida gate will be locked so people cannot just turn up! People will need to present their vaccination certificates to attend this event.

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The information and opinions published are not necessarily those of the Malvern News proprietor. The final approval of letters for print, rests with the editor. Letters to the Editor should be no more than 200 words in length.

Letters to the Editor won’t be considered for publication without the writer’s name (given and surname) and area of residence (not address) also being printed. Letters written using a pseudonym, are unable to be published.

To the Editor: A few days ago, we went for a picnic and some trout fishing in the Waimakariri River at the end of Kimberley Road near Darfield.

To our disappointment, we saw on the river bed, the very recent remains of a large, burnt pile of car parts, paint spray cans, drink bottles and Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) canisters.

Nearby an irrigation water pumping shed was covered with tagging of all descriptions, obviously also done by local juveniles.

Clearly the Environment Canterbury $750 fine signs for dumping rubbish sited on many of the tracks beside the river are too difficult to understand for some.

My question now is, is this the

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Darfield Garden Club’s end of year 2021 Christmas celebration was held on the Old West Coast Road at the home of Val and Robbie Watson. A beautifully catered lunch with all the trimmings and more was enjoyed by all that attended.

Everyone wandered around the gardens and loved seeing all that was there, including the sculptures that Robbie had made and were purchased by lucky members. The exchanging of plants completed a really lovely day out.

Our new year starts on February 1st with an evening walk around local gardens in Bangor Road. We will be meeting at Tussock Square at 5.30pm and new members are always welcome.

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DARFIELD GUN CLUB CELEBRATES 40TH ANNIVERSARY On Sunday, January 16th Darfield Gun Club held their annual Memorial Shoot to honour the memory of shooters who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge. In conjunction with this was a celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the Club..

I have the privilege of writing an acknowledgement of some key members, all of who have assisted to enable the Club to reach this milestone.

The achievements of the Club, as a team, is the cornerstone upon which we operate.

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Colin Stott, past President, NZCTA (New Zealand Clay Target Association). The current Patron of the Club. Colin was instrumental in the field layout and insisted that the Club should be an Affiliated Club with The NZ Clay Target Association. His encouragement and advice on all things Club wise have been extremely valuable.

Murray Robertson, one of the original DIY blokes who sawed and supplied all the boxing, built the trap houses and helped with clearing the site. Murray has been Club President many times and has been a Stalwart of the shooting teams in addition to his ongoing roles in the Club environment Eddie Hurst, long time committee member known for his business-like approach to all matters including financial knowledge. Eddie and Jean have supported the Club with generous contributions especially regarding the Hurst Waimak 100 over so many years.

He is also a great competitor and has been a valued member of the team shooting fraternity Colin McRae, Club Stalwart and

Shooting Centre Stalwart, his induction to the NZCTA Hall of Fame speaks for itself. He is our barbecue aficionado and has a lifetime of shooting game and clay targets. I imagine the family when he fires his last shot, will have the problem of deciding his headstone; either clay trap or mai mai.

Others who deserve a mention, Merv Frew, Geoff Smith, the late Marshal Voice, the late Keith Munro, and Bevan Brown.

As the current Publicity Officer of the Club, I have been honoured to be included within this select group of individuals. It has been my brief to bring the Club to those who can no longer attend

Memorial Shoot 2022 Results Not a nice day for shooting with a strong nor-east wind and everyone struggled at one time or another throughout the afternoon. Even the presence of past members didn’t inspire the majority to shoot better. With 37 attendees the day was long but with clear blue skies so there was no issues with changing light despite the late finish.

Event 2 on the day was for meat prizes and off Handicap marks.

The back mark of 21 metres was a real challenge but some good scores were put on the board and extensive shoot-off’s required to sort out the winners.

Event 3 was the Memorial shoot and a single possible won the day for Ron Greatorex.

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The battle for 2nd was the highlight with Tim Rhodes finally prevailing over Hayden Porritt after the change to single barrell.

Before the prizes were handed out, Murray Robertson gave a short speech on the origin of the club and progress made since the early days forty years ago Results: Meat Shoot: 1st Hayden Porritt 2nd G Lemon 3rd R Greatorex 4th B Mangels 5th M VanLeeuwen 6th P Templeton 7th T Rhodes 8th B Norton 9th J Hann Memorial Shoot: 1st Ron Greatorex 2nd T Rhodes 3rd H Porritt 4th M Robertson 5th D Jefferis 6th M Hawkes

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the shoots and to try to encourage those who are interested to come along to have a go. I would also like to add acknowledgement of the cast of many without whom the Club would not function half as well.

The Club to me is a highly inclusive, friendly group with a highly competitive core who are able to compete with the best in New Zealand. The Clubs shooting teams are well known and most team cups in the Christchurch/Canterbury region display the Darfield name. The Club has members too numerous to mention and continues in good hands and heart.

Ron Greatorex with President Johnny Sharp.

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Memorial Shoot winners: Ron Greatorex, Tim Rhodes, Hayden Porritt, Murray Robertson, Duncan Jefferis and Mathew Hawkes.

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DARFIELD CRICKET UPDATE The first cricket game back after the Christmas break saw both Weedons and Darfield making full use of their squads with some players away on representative duties and others still on holiday.

Batting first, Weedons started slowly thanks to tight bowling from Tom Innes and he was soon rewarded with wickets in the 5th, 7th and 9th overs to have the guests wobbling at 15/3.

Charlie Robson (37) tried to tidy things up for Weedons but a wicket each for Ryan Hughes and Liam Foulkes through the middle overs never gave the visitors a chance of pushing forward with a reasonable score. Some late order hitting from Jaideep Singh (23) and

Mana Singh (21) got the total over 100 but Jordy Frew maintained the pressure snaring 4 wickets for himself. Robbie Foulkes took the last wicket to fall in the 40th over.

128 to win should have been plain sailing on a pitch as flat and hard as the one provided but a wicket in the 2nd and 7th overs meant Darfield were 16/2 thanks to accurate bowling from Hamish D'Arcy. Robbie Foulkes made use of the fast outfield, hitting 9 boundaries on his way to 47 but when he fell with the team score at 70/4 the outcome was still not certain. Tim Boyle (40*) saw the home team through to the finish as he patiently waited for balls in his preferred hitting zone with

Alister Collins (16*) assisting him to the end.

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Contact: Wayne 021 165 5719 Dean 027 399 4084

SEARCH FOR CRICKET TALENT As New Zealand prepares to host the International Cricket Council (ICC) Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022, official sponsor ANZ is seeking the next generation of female cricketing talent from the Selwyn district to join the ANZ Next XI. Eleven young women aged 1218, will be selected from across New Zealand to join the ANZ Next XI. They’ll be invited to an exclusive White Ferns junior training academy, where they will meet the players, train with the team, attend expert-led master classes, and learn valuable skills to inspire them to become the very best cricketers they can be.

As long-time supporters of women in sport, ANZ wants to make sure that nothing can stop the next generation of sportswomen from pursuing a future in cricket and has created this once in a lifetime opportunity to help encourage them to get there.

“An opportunity like this would have been a dream for me as a child, so I know it’s going to mean so much to these young cricketers. It’s amazing to see ANZ support the next generation of female cricketers in the same way they back the White Ferns. I can’t wait to meet the ANZ Next XI,” commented White Ferns allrounder Suzie Bates.

ANZ is on the lookout for cricket fanatics of all abilities, ranging

from passionate beginners to the talented few who eat wickets for breakfast and always try to smash it out of the park. These young women will be dedicated to spending time on the cricket pitch, and be determined to improve their skills. Applicants will be judged on the passion and determination they can demonstrate in their application.

ANZ New Zealand CEO Antonia Watson said, “it is important we continue to create opportunities for young women to succeed.”

“I’m a firm believer that if you can see it you can be it. The opportunity to spend time with some of our most inspirational female athletes is something these young women will never forget.

“ANZ has been a strong supporter of women in sport for over ten years from grassroots to elite level athletes. That’s why we’re proud to be putting our support behind the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022. It’s a fantastic opportunity to showcase our women athletes and provide important opportunities to grow the next generation of cricketers,” Antonia concluded.

To apply for a spot on the ANZ Next XI team or to nominate a deserving young sportswoman visit: www.anz.co.nz/ worldcup/next-xi.

Entries close midnight, Monday, February 7th 2022.

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PUBLIC NOTICES

NOURISH SUMMER SEED & SEEDLING SWAP:

FUNDRAISING

BOWLING TOURNAMENT Monday 7th February ‘22 Register 1:30pm Kirwee Bowling Club $20 per player Raffles & BBQ Covid Vaccine Pass required

At the Summer Seed Swap, 29th January, Nourish will be giving out veggie seeds for sowing now in time for winter harvests, some seedlings for planting now, potting mix, and pots. Bring along veggie/flower seeds/ seedlings, or surplus produce to share. Bring surplus pots and punnets, or drop them off at the Community Pantry in Russell Street, Darfield, or 14 Regent Street, Springfield.

GET READY & PLANT A KITCHEN GARDEN: Learn the resilience of growing your own food supply to see you through winter and the “hungry gap” of early spring: What to grow and how many plants you might need. Making good use of a small space. Keeping crops producing for longer. How to sow seeds, pick out seedlings, and care for the plants. Where to find resources for starting a garden from scratch.

SUNFLOWER COMPETITION: Please bring evidence of your sunflowers winning attributes. Either a photo or bring the whole plant. Lots of prizes to be won for sunflower successes or flops!

SEEDLING SWAP, 5TH MARCH:

Anyone for Bridge??

Catholic Church, Parish Hall Telegraph Road, Darfield.

Monday nights at 7:15pm.

Contact Judy Hunt 03 318 7212 or 027 247 5596.

Bring your excess seedlings grown from the Seed Swap. We will also talk about the importance of cover crops in the winter garden and giving out seeds suitable for cover crops.

Garden Focus There will be two locations for the Seed Swap. Please note the different COVID-19 traffic light system requirements for each venue: for February VACCINATION PASSES REQUIRED at 14 Regent Street, Springfield.

Day length is declining so we NO VACCINATION PASSES WITH A 50 PERSON LIMIT at the need to sow and plant winter producing crops that take 3-4 Darfield Community Garden, Russell Street, Darfield. months to mature so they will BOOK YOUR FREE TICKET at darfieldseedswap.eventbrite.co.nz

SUMMER SEED & SEEDLING SWAP!

PADDOCK OF WHITE CLOVER COMPETITION

PART 1 - Saturday 29th January, 1 - 2:30pm.

Two venues: Community Gardens, Russell St, Darfield & 14 Regent Street, Springfield

‘Nourish Community Garden - Darfield’

Judged by: Richard Merrilees, from Barenbrug NZ on 20th December 2021

Community Garden meets Wednesdays 9-11am at Almond Park, Darfield.

1st: Graeme Adams, 2nd: Tony Redmond, 3rd: Stu Pankhurst

be at or near maturity by winter.

Sow winter brassicas, swede, turnips, silverbeet, carrots, and spring onions.

Keep up succession plantings of lettuce, rocket, beetroot, and coriander.

Stone fruit trees are pruned in summer to avoid the diseases of silver leaf and bacterial canker.

Sponsored by: PGG Wrightson, Farmlands, Lusetti Seeds, NZ Moisture Meters, Barenbrug NZ.

The following details were correct to our knowledge at the time of going to print, dates may be subject to change due to Covid.

NOW: •

Until 24th Jan ‘22

‘Connections’ Art Exhibition

Te Huanui Gallery, Darfield

JAN 2022 •

Thursday 17th February to Thursday 24th March ‘22 Get your team together and join now!

• • • •

Played at Darfield (6pm & 7pm rounds) 5 a-side netball rules. Yr 10 upwards.

Mixed teams of 5 players (up to 2 males) $175per team - Payment due 11th Feb. Register by 11th Feb 2022 by sending team name, captain and contact details to: summernetball@malvernnetball.co.nz

• • • • • • • • •

2pm 3pm 4pm 7:15pm 10am 8am 1pm 11am

Malvern News Office Closing Early Windwhistle Winter Sports Club 90th Birthday Mt Olympus Top Hut Bike Repair Workshop Sheffield Hall Malvern Community Board Meeting Darfield Service Centre Monday Night Bridge Catholic Church Hall, Darfield Deadline for Malvern News - 28th January Issue Deadline for Rolleston News - 2nd February Issue Hororata Mechanical Swap Meet Hororata Domain Summer Seed & Seedling Swap Darfield & Springfield Eat The Rainbow Workshop Sheffield Hall

FEB 2022: • • • • • • • • • •

Enter a team or come as an individual & play at a set time each week!

Gold coin donation!

21st Jan 23rd Jan 23rd Jan 24th Jan 24th Jan 25th Jan 26th Jan 29th Jan 29th Jan 30th Jan

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1st Feb 4-6th Feb 7th Feb 1:30pm 8-16th Feb 9th Feb 7pm 13th Feb 11am 17th Feb 18th Feb 7pm 20th Feb 2pm 22nd Feb 7pm 27th Feb 11am

Applications close for Selwyn Community History Fund Springfield School 150th Jubilee Springfield School Kirwee Hall Fundraiser Bowling Tournament Kirwee Bowling Club Wild West Fabulous Fiordland Tour Leaving from Darfield Navigating Menopause Sheffield Hall Picnics of Selwyn Sheffield Domain Twilight Netball commences Darfield Netball Courts Outdoor Movie Night Sheffield Domain Get Set Join a Club Sheffield Hall Gentle Calming Yoga Sheffield Hall Artisan Bread Making Sheffield Hall

APR 2022: 14-18 Apr

Warbirds Over Wanaka Tour

Leaving from Darfield

Friday 21st January 2022 PUBLIC NOTICES

ALL ARE INVITED TO THE

Windwhistle Winter Sports Club

90th Birthday Picnic

Mt Olympus Top Hut Sunday 23rd January To register visit www.mtolympus.co.nz Vaccine cer ficate required

CATTERY

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CHURCH NOTICES

DARFIELD Automotive. Service & warrant centre. 3D wheel aligner. 7:30am - 5:30pm, Monday - Friday. Your onestop auto shop! Phone 03 318 8113.

DARFIELD

CATTERY

CATS on Courtenay Boutique Boarding Cattery!

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Purpose built, nestled in a tranquil, rural setting.

Close proximity to all main centres.

Phone: 027 433 3564

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‘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

Darfield Life Church

CHURCH NOTICES

SUNDAY 23 RD JAN 2022 At 10:30am

Steve & Patience Pona Ph: 022 642 5805 17 North Terrace, Darfield CAREERS

CAREERS

FIREWOOD & COAL

FIREWOOD & COAL

BAPTIST CHURCH

SERVICES 10:30am every Sunday.

At Darfield Bap st Church 15 Greendale Rd, Darfield 9am, on the 2nd & 4th Sunday of every month.

At Glenroy Hall Windwhistle Rd, Glenroy

6m3 from $420.00 Delivery fee may apply!

Phone 03 312 4637 or 021 260 4520 WINZ Email: e.wakelin@outlook.com APPROVED

R K FIREWOOD Supplying wood for this Winter!

CARPET

Old Man Pine, Bluegum, Macrocarpa, Oregon.

NEED carpet? Go local! TRY THE HOT MIX! Very competitive pricing, EŌpos available. seldom beaten. 30 years All top quality, clean wood. servicing this area. In Phone Rini 027 451 7300 home sample service, also FOR SALE repairs and installations.

Please phone Alan Roberts MEADOW Hay - excellent quality 021 227 2080. ideal for horses $9.75 a bale.

Ph 021 207 0532 CHIMNEY CLEANING LUCERNE hay. Conventional bales. Good quality - $10 per CARRS Chimney Cleaning. bale. Excellent quality - $12 Servicing the Selwyn district. per bale. Kirwee area. Phone $70 per chimney. Phone 318 1964.

Rodney on 03 324 2999 MEADOW hay. Conventional and leave a message. bales. Good quality. $8 per CHIM Chim. We'll sweep your bale. Kirwee area. Phone log-burners flue, check the 318 1964. firebricks, baffles, air-tubes POINT of lay hyline/shavers and controls. We're experts pullets for sale. Please phone on coal-ranges, also sweep021 863 158. ing any sized open fire. We WALNUTS Rex - $5 per kg. quote and undertake recollect from 647 Cullens Road pairs, flue extensions and or phone 03 3183113 install bird netting. 0800 WOOD shavings - untreated, 224 464 Members NZHHA. clean shavings suitable for horse stables, calving sheds, DRIVEWAYS chicken houses and rabbit LIFESTYLE, farm tracks, yards h u t c h e s . A v a i l a b l e i n and dairy lanes our speciality. 70L bags, 1m 3 bales Screened rotten-rock, it’s (compressed) and bulk local and lasts better. delivery. Phone 03 344 1676 Phone Springfield Quarry on for more details.

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PAINTING & DECORATING

GARDENING GENERAL garden maintenance in Darfield area. Domestic hedge trimming, pruning & edging. Please phone Kane 027 467 6613.

HEDGE TRIMMING

HEDGEHOG Hedge & Shelterbelt Trimming Owner Operated Geoff 021 549 499 A/h 03 324 3482

Hedge Trimming in Canterbury

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• Up to 6m height topped at 5m or less

• Branch size up to 50mm • Cutter drops material to side of hedge.

PAINTING & DECORATING

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Interior & Exterior Painting & Plastering

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Contact Udi Aale 021 074 2075

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Friday 21st January 2022

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SITUATION VACANT

SITUATION VACANT

CASUAL  PART TIME  FULL TIME

‘For

all your decorating needs’

Micky Conway

Painter & Decorator Darfield Based Will cover all areas Contact Micky on

021 125 1613

Day shifts, night shifts & weekend work available to suit your needs. agstaff.co.nz

Forklift Operators & Manufacturing Positions Available

SITUATION VACANT

SITUATION VACANT

ENGINEERING WORK AVAILABLE Hororata Engineering are looking for an Engineer.

General Engineering experience required.

Part-Ɵme or full-Ɵme considered (can be negiotated)

Please contact Sean or Joanne Smith: 03 318 0745

0800 AGSTAFF jobs@agstaff.co.nz

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LOCKSMITH LOCKSMITH Selwyn based 24hr mobile service, keys cut and general lock and safe maintenance. EFTPOS available. Call Locktight Security 021 171 8060.

PEST CONTROL

SPIDERBAN NC LTD

Darfield owned and operated since 2008.

Call Brian Walker for your pest control requirements!

0800 667 778 ROOM TO RENT

SINGLE lockable rooms in Darfield Hostel. Internet, sky TV. $170pw. Phone 027 479 1431 or 318 3660.

Darfield ITM, a supplier of Timber and Building materials, is looking for a

Yard person/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.

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

This position offers a APPRENTICESHIP to the right candidate Hours of work are as follows: Week 1: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

4am - 12:30pm 4am - 12:30pm 4am - 12:30pm 4am - 12:30pm 4am - 12:30pm

Week 2: Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday Saturday

4am - 12:30pm 4am - 12:30pn 4am - 12:30pm 4am - 12:30pm 3:30am - 12pm

So, if you’re a morning person and don’t mind having an afternoon free for activities, please come and in grab an application form from one of our wonderful shop staff - We’d love to hear from you!

DARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Years 7 to 13

Please Note: You must have NZ citizenship/ residency or a valid work visa to apply.

Assistant Caretaker

Please email enquires to: faye@darfielditm.co.nz

The school has a vacancy for an assistant Caretaker. One day per week plus additional hours as required.

Fixed term for 2022.

SCRAP METAL WANTED! Best prices!

Amalgamated Scrap Ltd. Buying cars & farm machinery. Specialising in farm clean-ups. Rod McQuoid buyer. Please phone either 027 695 0480 or alternatively 0800 030 712.

DarÞeld Bakery is looking for an enthusiastic and motivated person to join our baking team!!

DARFIELD TYRE CENTRE LTD TYRE FLEET SERVICEMAN, WORKSHOP TYRE TECHNICIAN We currently have a vacancy in Darfield For an experienced fleet serviceman that can also work in a team environment in our busy workshop.

Applications close Wednesday 2 February 2022 Application Pack from: Human Resources Co-ordinator PO Box 5 Darfield. Tel: 03 318 8411 email: trish@darfield.school.nz

We cater for all types of tyre work: cars, trucks, farm equipment & earthmover tyres.

The applicant will need: • A valid, clean driver’s licence, class 2.

• Experience in fleet service work, mainly agricultural tyres.

• Ability to work alone & in a team environment • A positive & reliable person, who can communicate well with customers & staff.

Darfield Tyre Centre is committed to ensuring a safe & healthy work environment.

You will be required to pass a pre-employment medical & drug test.

Apply in person or submit your cover letter & CV to

tyres@xtra.co.nz

NEXT ISSUE: Friday 28th January ADVERTISING DEADLINE:10am, Tuesday 25th January

Part me cook/kitchen hand posi on available.

Darfield Hotel is looking for a reliable local who can fit in to our team as a cook and kitchen hand.

While experience is not essenƟal, it is preferred.

NegoƟable hours will be through lunch and evenings, with weekend work needed occasionally.

We are a light hearted bunch who are looking for a fun, hard working, double vaccinated individual who can be a part of our small team.

Email darfieldhotel99@gmail.com, phone 03 318 8325 or drop in to the bar and chat with Lynda.

Tell us a bit about yourself and your experience, bonus points if you can make us smile.

Friday 21st January 2022 SITUATION VACANT

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HERD MANAGER ROLE WITH SOLID TEAM If you are fit intelligent and enjoy farming we have a role available.

Hours and time off designed to give a life outside the farm. We provide regular sleep ins and time off.

The role can be flexible on hours for the right person.

Must hold valid full driver license and own vehicle and be able to pass a drug test.

The property is located 15 minutes from Rakaia, 35 minutes from Rolleston/Ashburton and has excellent modern facilities and equipment.

There is furnished single accommodation available on farm and we would consider someone who wanted to drive in daily.

TRADES

TENANCY

SITUATION VACANT

RURAL Tenancy Inspections & Property Maintenance.

Contact Rebecca, by phone 027 313 2270, or email rebecca@ruraltenancy.co.nz

House & Roof Pre-Paint Wash Hydro Drain Cleaning

WANTED

Cleans most surfaces: fences, paths, brick, block, wood, concrete & machinery.

AMMUNITION and reloading equipment. Powder projectiles, presses etc. Any calibre rifle / shotgun.

Anything hunting related.

Cash buyer. Contact Rob 03 342 5885.

DEAD, damaged or unwanted cars, including trucks & quad bikes, to buy. Please phone 03 318 0650.

TRADES

Moss Treating:

roofs, footpaths & driveways.

Free Quotes. Ph Mike Richards 03 318 8380 or 021 179 0584

Please email teawa@craigmore.com with your CV or call Shaun on 027 482 6600 to discuss.

SITUATION VACANT

FENCING position on large high country contract in Canterbury, fencing or machinery experience an advantage.

Good wages, accommodation, meals. Due to increased workload we can offer casual or permanent position. Phone Geoff 021 640 748.

WINDOW TINTING

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Heat Glare control. Privacy.

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Phone 0800 368 468. info@tintawindow.co.nz

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WINDOW REPAIRS

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For sparkling windows I’m the Veteran for the Job...

Contact me today for a no frills quote!

Phone Kevin 021 0232 6502

COUNTRY TOUCH ‘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

DARFIELD BASED

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we’ll be there when you need us. guaranteed.

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RURAL PLUMBING SERVICES LTD Darfield based, working Canterbury wide.

All Maintenance, Hot Water Cylinders, Log burners, Spouting, Rainwater Harvest, Wetbacks, Pumps, Alterations (new and existing)

• 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

Phone 03 420 1020 • 021 732 331

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28th January ——————

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