Issue 747 Friday 17th June 2016

Inside this issue: Westmar Senior Care

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Nicole Hamilton-Cross Golfing Update

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Selwyn Celebrates Matariki Darfield Plunket Disco

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ISSUE 747 Friday 17th June 2016

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Selwyn Business Breakfast 6 Group Knit n’ Na7er 6 Step Back In Time 7 Hororata Heritage Highly Commended

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Bouncing in Darfield

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Selwyn District Council Key Decisions

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Malvern Cross Country Results Cash For Communi es

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Darfield Pre-School Celebrate Matariki

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St John’s 3 Steps For Life 14 Winter Feed Compe

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West Melton School Update Drive Safely This Winter

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Sports Results Public No ces Dates To Remember Classifieds Trades Email Column

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When local musician/singer/ overseas recently, it was to the music accolade. songwriter Mel Parsons landed news that she had been When the New Zealand Country back in New Zealand from awarded another prestigious Music Awards were announced all eyes were on the winners of Best Country Music Album (The Waratahs - Runaway Days) and the Best Country Music Song Mel Parsons - Alberta Sun, from her Drylands Album. Both awards were presented on June 2nd in New Zealand's country music capital - Gore.

Mel is firmly established as one of New Zealand’s great song writing talents and was last year a finalist for the APRA Silver Scroll Award, as well as twice being a finalist for Folk Album of the Year.

“Mel has crafted a deeply

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personal, dreamy country ballad in Alberta Sun. Relaxed and assured, it’s the sound of a song written by a song writer who knows her craft,” commented APRA AMCOS’ Head of NZ Operations Anthony Healey.

Healey “A very deserving win for a song writer and performer who just seems to go from strength to strength.”

The New Zealand Country Music Awards are hosted as part of Gore’s Gold Guitar Week. The festival attracts more than 5,000 fans annually and is in its 42nd year.

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Ashley and Jo Ross are the new owner/operators of Westmar Senior Care.

Westmar, situated on Kimberley Road has been home to seniors for well over twenty years.

Ashley and Jo are looking forward to this new chapter in their lives. Until now they hadn’t previously been in business, but they bring with them many attributes that will see Westmar continue to be a wonderful home for its residents.

Prior to purchasing Westmar Ashley was a Christchurch Police officer and while Jo is currently continuing her career, also in Christchurch, she spends her weekends and days off assisting

her husband.

“I really wanted a career change,” Ashley commented, “and could not pass up this opportunity at Westmar. In the Police I have enjoyed helping people all of my life and now Westmar will be a continuance of that,” he enthused.

The couple are passionate about caring for Westmar’s elderly residents and are grateful to the township for their welcome. Coming from a country town near Methven, Ashley enjoys the community spirit displayed by residents, staff and the wider area. The Ross’s are keen to build on their community and family orientated

business and develop Westmar further for its residents.

“We were so lucky when we got here. Mike and Rhonda Stills, Stills Westmar’s previous owners, had looked after their residents so well, it was inspiring. We were also very lucky to have such amazing staff, two of whom have been here for over fifteen years,” Ashley and Jo added.

“The thing I love about this place is that residents get to stay in the local community with their friends, family and people they grew up with. They don’t have to move to town with people they don’t know and in many cases our staff are also acquainted with both residents and their families,” the pair said.

At Westmar there is an on-site diversional therapist who organises activities for keen elderly participants. They range from art, board games, bowls, baking and music, through to day trips. Ashley explained that it is usually when residents are engaged in an activity that they will start to talk about their past and share some stories.

“We went on a day trip recently to Oxford where one resident had grown up. It was so nostalgic for him and wonderful

that he could share his story with us. We are privileged that we get to hear so much personal and historical information in this manner,” said Ashley. The couple really do enjoy what they do and are planning many more activities for the residents to enjoy.

Westmar also offers respite care so caregivers can have a guilt-free break when needed, knowing their loved ones are professionally and empathetically being cared for.

Ashley and Jo firmly believe that the Westmar ‘family’ should enjoy all the benefits of family life. Healthy home-cooked meals are served with the ever popular choice of ‘main-meal in the middle of the day’, continued.

There are 25 residents currently living at Westmar with varying degrees of capabilities and needs.

“The staff definitely make the place, they are from the district and exude a personal warmth and empathetic attitude toward residents,” Ashley stressed.

This, coupled with the enthusiastic and capable management, ensures the continuance of the family place of residence for this community’s elderly.

Ashley and Jo Ross are the proud new owner/operators of Westmar Senior Care Home.

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Nicole Hamilton-Cross competing in Charleston South Carolina at the Citadel Invitational. made it on to the Dean’s list for the 2015-2016 Academic year (even though I was only there for one semester),” explained Nicole with pride.

Currently, it is summer break for the US students and with most of them going back to their home towns for the holidays, Nicole has the University golf course all to herself! She has been practising relentlessly after gaining recent inspiration from the Women’s golf team at the University of Washington.

The team won the overall NCAA D1 conference final and have two New Zealanders on their team. So Nicole is using this time to focus on her swing and the mental aspect of the game

to make it through to qualify for all tournaments this year. “It just goes to show, that although most of the people I speak to over here have no idea where New Zealand actually is, we can compete with the best of them,” she added with a smile.

“It is my ultimate goal to play in the team’s Summit League Conference final,” Nicole concluded.

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This week marks the one year anniversary of Hororata local, Nicole Hamilton-Cross, gaining entry into Western Illinois University (WIU) on a golfing and study scholarship. After deliberating Nicole decided that WIU was the best fit for her having looked into twelve different colleges in the US, including Yale and Harvard. WIU is one of the top fifty colleges in the US and will enable Nicole to fulfil two of her long-held dreams, that of obtaining a Forensic Science Degree and travelling around the US to play golf.

The News caught up with Nicole to see how she was getting on after her first semester at her new home in the US: “The definite highlight of the semester was our team’s spring break trip to Charleston South Carolina, then to Knoxville Tennessee, where we got to play in two different golf tournaments, which was a great experience. Everyone on the team has been so welcoming and we often joke about how I pronounce words differently, as many of them have yet to travel out of the States,” Nicole laughed!

The keen golfer also filled the News in on her academic progress but admitted it did take her a while to figure out the US schooling system. “I was happy with my overall result. I gained a 3.7 GPA (out of a possible 4.0) and obtained semester honours which gave me entrance into the university honours programme. I also

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During June Selwyn residents are invited to join in celebrations for Matariki – the Māori New Year.

Matariki is the name for the group of stars also known as the Pleiades star cluster or The Seven Sisters. The New Year is marked by the rise of Matariki and the sighting of the next new moon.

On Saturday, June 25th a free event is planned featuring renowned artist Marcus Winter who will tell the Māori story of creation through pictures.

Marcus was a finalist in an arts category in the Ngā Toa Whakaihuwaka - Māori of the Year Awards 2013. He has performed at locations such as Te Papa, the Auckland Art Museum and the New Zealand Art Show.

The celebration will also include Ngā i Te Ruahikihiki performing a mihi whakatau (welcome), and kapa haka performances by local high schools in collaboration with the Te Taumutu Rūnanga. The event is funded by the Selwyn District Council and will take place at Lincoln University from 2.30-

5.30pm. The afternoon is open to people of all backgrounds and it’s not necessary to be familiar with Māori protocol to attend. Registration is essential to attend this free family event.

To register visit: www.selwynmatariki.eventbrite.co.nz

Selwyn Libraries have a range of activities planned to celebrate Matariki. Free craft sessions open to children and adults are planned between June 16-24 at libraries where artist Tracey Te Karu will show participants how to weave harakeke (flax) stars.

Science Alive will also visit local libraries between June 21-27 to explain the science of Matariki stars and engage children in some fun hands on activities. These sessions are free and are recommended for children aged five to ten, with children seven and under needing caregiver supervision.

For more information and to register to attend a library event visit www.selwynlibraries.co.nz.

Each library is also inviting the community to join them to help create tō tātou korowai (community cloak). Materials and templates will be provided

Artist Marcus Winter will tell the Māori story of creation through sand pictures at a free Matariki celebration. from 3pm each day throughout June to help create the feather cloaks which will be displayed at the June 25th Matariki celebration and then at local libraries.

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Above: Pippa, Ruby and Lilly Dalley getting into the groove with the Plunket Blue Bear.

Left: Fynn Grenfell, Xavier Rangi and Ruby Lee having a ball at the Plunket disco.

DOES YOUR ACCOUNTANT SPEAK YOUR LANGUAGE? WE MAKE IT SIMPLE! On Sunday, June 12th there was yet another successful Darfield Plunket event held in the township. Darfield Plunket are making a continued effort to get community families together having previously organised a fantastic Family Fun Day earlier in the year. All these Plunket events have been received extremely well judging by the number of attendees at Sunday’s disco.

“The disco went really, really well,” said Plunket spokesperson, Ainsley Bell.

Bell “We are so pleased with the turnout, around fifty children attended with their families, and everyone had a blast on the dancefloor,” she smiled.

Local DJ, DJ Hitman played everything from Frozen through to ACDC ensuring that the dance floor was full for the whole one and a half hours of the event.

“Big Blue the Plunket Bear was a huge hit, and the children enjoyed dancing with him and making a conga line around the hall. They also had lots of fun playing games of musical statutes and sneaking up on Big

Blue,” laughed Ainsley.

Darfield Plunket thanks everyone that made this event possible with their generous donation of time and resources; with a special mention to the dads that helped with Big Blue’s appearance.

“We hope to organise another disco later in the year, so anyone who couldn't attend last weekend will get another chance,” Ainsley added.

“There are also other events coming up,” Ainsley said, “so keep an eye on the Darfield Plunket and Toy Library Facebook page.

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Many coffees have been drunk, introductions made and new connections formed since the Selwyn Business Breakfast (SBB) group was established ten months ago. The group was form e d t o pr ov id e an opportunity for local business owners to meet one another, learn from each other’s experiences, and share ideas.

Monthly meetings held at a West Melton café provide a regular opportunity for both established and emerging businesses to connect and learn. There are no restrictions on the geographical locations of businesses with the venue attracting many business owners from West Melton and Kirwee, in addition to others travelling from Darfield, Rolleston and Christchurch.

Meeting are held on the last Thursday of the month (7am) allowing those attending to pop along before work without too much interruption to their day, just a slight adjustment to the alarm clock.

The group was established with an open door principle so that anyone from any business background is welcome. A strong philosophy of the group centres on ‘what can I contribute’, as opposed to ‘what am I going to get out of this’.

This guiding principle helps to ensure members focus on ways

Selwyn MP Amy Adams addresses those attending a Selwyn Business breakfast. to support each other and are not just there to promote their business and gain new clients.

The Group strongly believe that if authentic and mutually beneficial relationships develop within it, this will be reflected in the success of those businesses.

The Group has been extremely lucky to attract a wide range of guest speakers including specialists in IT, social media and high performance coaching.

They have also welcomed Selwyn M.P Hon. Amy Adams, Adams Selwyn Deputy Mayor Sarah Walters and Rolleston College Principal Steve Saville as speakers and identify ways to work alongside local businesses in the future.

To add a bit of excitement and variety to the meeting schedule the Group will hold its Annual

Dinner on July 1st at Melton Estate. This dinner is open to anyone who wishes to attend and includes a three course meal with Sir Gilbert (Gil) Simpson QSM as the guest speaker. Sir Gil founded the Aoraki Corporation (later known as Jade Software) and is recognised around the world as an advisor and speaker on Information Technology.

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New Members are always welcome to attend the meetings and there is no cost or commitment required.

For more details on the business breakfasts, guest speakers and other upcoming events see: Selwyn Business Breakfast’s Facebook page.

World Wide Knit in Public otherwise known as KIP Day is on Saturday, June 18th and members of the Malvern Spinners and Weavers are celebrating by hosting a Knit n’ Natter group in the Darfield Library.

This day began in 2005 as a way for knitters to come together and enjoy each other’s company.

“Knitting is such a solitary act that it’s easy to knit alone Some of the sensory bands knitted by the Malvern and Oxford somewhere and sink into your groups and donated to Canterbury Dementia care homes. work without thinking about all A great fun idea to use up a collection of wool and give the other knitters out there,” something to the community. said Ann Forbes of the Malvern Spinners and Weavers Group. Eleven years on and the event groups in every continent “Neighbours could spend all is known to be the largest (“except perhaps the Arctic or their lives never knowing that knitting event in the world with Antarctic,” Ann laughed!). the other knits,” she added with Visit: malvernspinnersandweavers.blogspot.com a smile.

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Mr F.A. Bull Senior of Sheffield recorded many farming and community events cinematically.

Movie cameras in his era weren’t commonplace as various video taking equipment is today, and to have left such a historical heritage for generations to come is quite unique.

Fred Bull Junior, also of Sheffield has kept and preserved this legacy and while some in the district may have had the privilege of seeing a snippet or two of the on-screen history, there is now an opportunity to see much, much, more.

Four years ago Fred (Jnr) digitilised many of his father’s movies as some of the oldest ones were beginning to deteriorate to such a degree they were in danger of being lost forever. He wished to preserve them for future generations.

Thanks to this preservation Malvern will have the opportunity of seeing Fred Bull Senior’s capturing of a bygone era (movies to be shown come from the 1930’s onwards) at the Sheffield Hall next weekend.

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“Local community halls need to be constantly upgraded to keep up with users requirements,” said Michelle Webster, spokesperson for the Sheffield Community Hall. “To have Fred share with the community these amazing historical diaries will greatly assist our fundraising efforts,” she added.

The movies feature events such as the Queen’s visit, the 1945 Victory Celebration in Sheffield, and the Darfield Procession, along with local farming and other historic events in Malvern.

Many people will recognise themselves and their families at past local occasions as Fred presents a glimpse back at the District’s past. Giving an insight into life at the time, in a small, relatively comfortable, hardworking, rural community.

Fred Bull Jnr, who will present the look back at the District’s past to the community, is the third generation of his family in Sheffield.

Fred’s grandfather came out from England as a nineteen year old in 1862 and worked for the Deans brothers, before setting up a butchery in Waddington, in

1870. He eventually bought 600 acres of the Deans’ Homebush run, where he carried on mixed farming, and was a member of numerous farming and community groups of the time. His son, Frederick Snr developed an interest in taking moving pictures of the happenings and people around him and these have been preserved by his son, Fred Jnr, enabling them to now be shared with the community on Saturday, June 25th and Sunday June 26th.

‘Step Back in Time’ is not only a nostalgic revisiting of the past in Sheffield/Waddington and the wider Malvern community, but is also a chance for a catch-up with friends and neighbours, enjoy a good supper, all along with the chance of winning a prize by buying a raffle or two.

Event organisers have also organised courtesy transport for those wishing to attend, but unable to get to the venue easily.

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L-R: of Dee Innes (HCT Trustee), Helen McArthur (Steventon, part of the project group), Karen Meares (Ida Downs, part of the project group), Cindy Driscoll (Projects Manager HCT) at the Canterbury Heritage Awards.

Thursday, June 9th will be a night remembered by the Hororata Community Trust (HCT) as a night of accomplishment and recognition. Pitted against other amazing heritage projects; the Heritage of Hororata and Beyond project worked hard for their Highly Commended award in the Heritage Tourism category. "To have judge, Sheila Watson, comment that this project, 'represents a good model for other regional tourism offices' was high praise indeed and really justified the time and money invested in this project to date," commented overjo yed HC T Proje ct Manager, Cindy Driscoll.

The Awards’ Night was held in the Great Hall of the Arts Centre in Christchurch and the night only got better for the HCT when they also received a Highly Commended Award for Outstanding Contribution to Heritage for their recent Heritage Open Weekend.

"Just to have made the finals of these awards was a great achievement for the Heritage project. There were some amazing projects in both categories and to be highly commended was a fantastic result," Cindy said. Through a multi-platform and collaborative engagement process, the HCT are raising awareness about the region’s colonial heritage, disseminating local historic information and records, and increasing tourism. Twelve properties are included in the project, located in Hororata, Coalgate, Glentunnel, Whitecliffs, Glenroy, Windwhistle and Lake Coleridge. “The Heritage of Hororata and Beyond project has been a collaboration of a motivated group from within the community and with the support of the Hororata Community Trust this project will continue to do great things for heritage tourism in the district," Cindy concluded.

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Tara Marshall (third from right) at the recent Bounce DanceFit training day.

Local Dance and Fitness studio principal Tara Marshall has just returned from an intensive training session with Franco Conquista the international dancer who created and developed Bounce DanceFit which was only released in NZ at the end of May. Not only did Tara love the training day but she was also chosen to be a ‘Pro Instructor’ by Franco meaning she will now instruct other instructors, around New Zealand, who are looking to start up their own classes.

“However,” commented Tara, “my dance school must come first and as fun and exciting as this extra ‘instructors’ role sounds I want to bring the concept to my own school first and get it underway - which I will be doing from term three.

We will be the first School in the South Island to offer Bounce DanceFit.” “Bounce is taught world wide now,” Tara added. “There is

also a J unior Bounce programme which I plan to start at a later date, and this is also something I would love to get into local schools as well!

Bounce DanceFit is such a fun, fitness class, the music is pumping, it’s high energy, and I love the whole concept. I’m really excited about starting these classes,” said Tara enthusiastically.

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The Council met on Wednesday June 8th and made the following key decisions: Water Conservation and Demand Management Plan The Council approved a working draft of a Water Conservation and Demand Management Plan.

The plan seeks to sustainably manage demand for water from properties connected to Council water supplies.

Demand management has a number of benefits including reducing or deferring the costs of upgrading the water network to cope with higher demand, providing improved water pressure, complying with consent requirements and conserving water.

The plan looks at a range of demand management strategies such as education, leak detection, water pressure management, the use of water restrictions, water charging and water metering.

The plan will be further developed and public

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consultation is planned on the options included in the plan, with a final version of the plan expected to be adopted by the Council within the next year.

Closure of section of Paparua water race The New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) requested that 0.8km of water race be closed along a section of its land along the Main South Road to reduce water race infrastructure under the new motorway extension. The affected section of water race is at the end of a water race network.

All affected property owners (including neighbouring property owners) have agreed to the race closure.

The race closure was approved, with the Council recommending that NZTA carry out a fish salvage operation before the closure and invite a representative from Te Taumutu Rūnanga to view this process.

Purchase of Central Plains Water Shares for two Council owned properties The Council agreed to purchase pre-construction and construction shares in Central Plains Water (CPW) for two council owned properties to allow for their potential future irrigation, ensuring the Council has a variety of options available for protecting and enhancing the value of each property.

The two sites are Raeburn Farm – a 139.3ha property on Creyke Road which is presently leased for farming, but the main reason for owning the property is as a possible future site for a wastewater treatment plant.

The other property shares will be purchased for, is Hororata Reserve. The Reserve has a recreation lake on it and water from the CPW scheme may be used to help fill the lake or be used for other recreation or irrigation purposes at the Reserve.

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Year 5 boys preparing for the Cross Country at Sheffield.

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The Malvern Cross Country was held on Friday, June 10th in glorious Sheffield weather. Tom and Rachel Ferguson opened their Baldoon farm gates for the event, providing a stunning and much appreciated venue. The Cross Country was hosted by Sheffield Primary School and sponsored by local business Leech Drainage.

Results: Year 1 - 5yr old girls: 1: Lilyana Cullen (Darf) 2: Margot Ferguson (Sheff) 3: Lucy Flett (Hor) Year 1 - 5yr old boys: 1: Oscar McClimount (Darf) 2: Jack Daly (Darf) 3: Guy Wild (Sheff) Year 2 - 6yr old girls: 1: Joy Chiles (Spf) 2: Beatrix Shepard (Kiw)) 3: Sam Partington (Kiw) Year 2 - 6yr old boys: 1: Harry Reekie (Kiw) 2: Logan Hadfield (Hor) 3: Leithan Parker (Hor) Year 3 - 7yr old girls: 1: Elizabeth Thompson (Kiw) 2: Brylee Holland (Dar) 3: Zoe Molloy (Sheff) Year 3 - 7yr old boys: 1: Flynn Nurse (Kiw) 2: Toby Thwaites (Hor) 3: Andrew Maultsaid (Dar)

Year 4 - 8yr old girls: 1: Indie Marshall (Sheff) 2: Maddison Boekholt (Spf) 3: Zoe Parker (Hor) Year 4 - 8yr old boys: 1: Hamish Henderson (Spf) 2: Etienne Bourhill (Darf) 3: Ryan Thomas (Darf) Year 5 - 9yr old girls: 1: Beata Koprowski (Spf) 2: Holly Smith (Hor) 3: India Horrey (Glu) 4: Meg Edwards (Kiw) 5: Gabrielle Jones (Kiw) 6: Kate Hefferon (Darf) Year 5 - 9yr old boys: 1: Charlie Blackburn (Hor) 2: Samuel Hadfield (Hor) 3: Gabe Wild (Sheff) 4: Joe Cookson (Hor) 5: Eddie Adams (Darf) 6: Donovan Hunter (Sheff)

Year 6 - 10+yr old girls: 1: Lily Champion-Smith (Glu) 2: Emma Cunningham (Sheff) 3: Grace Flett (Hor) 4: Sophie Hurndell (Kiw) 5: Arabelle McGuckin (Glu) 6: Rory Perrin (Darf) Year 6 - 10+yr old boys: 1: Quin Mitchell (Glu) 2: Brayden Barnhill (Sheff) 3: Oliver Flower (Darf) 4: Ben Smith (Hor) 5: Brody Warrington (Darf) 6: Will Cookson (Hor) Well done to all those who competed. Especially to those listed here in the Year 5 and 6 classes who now progress to compete at the Canterbury Cross Country Championships, to be held on June 22nd at Halswell Quarry.

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Front L-R: Hamish Milner (PGG Wrightson Darfield), Jack Savage (Ballance Agri-Nutrients), Jaida Banks and Nick Pratt (Principal - Sheffield School).

The ‘Cash for Communities’ initiative has raised over $425,000* to date for rural communities. Sheffield School were delighted to be the recipients of part of the funds and received a cheque for $281 on Monday, June 13th. The

donation was received by the Sheffield School Arts’ Leaders and will be used towards on-site mural painting to reflect school values and promote art among the students. The ‘Cash for Communities’ programme is a six season partnership between

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Twinkling in the winter sky just before dawn, Matariki (the Pleiades) signals the Māori New Year. Traditionally, it was a time for remembering the dead and celebrating new life. In the twenty first century, observing Matariki has again become popular.

Recently, Darfield Preschool and Nursery opened their doors to family and whānau to celebrate the start of Matariki, otherwise known as the Māori New Year.

Hirini, Hirini a willing parent, spent the day preparing and cooking a hāngi which was filled with vegetables kindly donated by Preschool families, Johnny Fresh and Four Square; as well as locally farmed meats (venison, lamb and chicken).

As darkness fell across the Preschool, children, parents, grandparents, friends and teachers gathered around to watch the perfectly cooked kai being lifted out of the hāngi. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed their delicious meal which was followed by excited children and adults toasting marshmallows on the bonfire in the sandpit.

The weather conditions were perfect (although cold) and the clear skies allowed for star gazing with telescopes and binoculars.

Darfield Preschool and Nursery values the participation of whānau in their children’s learning. This links in with Te Whāriki (The Early Childhood Curriculum) - the wider world of family and community is an integral part of the early childhood curriculum.

As part of an effort to reduce New Zealand’s cardiac arrest toll, St John ambulance officers and tutors are volunteering their time to deliver a free ‘3 Steps for Life’ community education programme to the public.

“More than 1,200 people die every year in New Zealand after suffering a cardiac arrest. New Zealand’s cardiac arrest toll is four times the national road toll and yet it remains a silent disease in terms of public awareness,” commented St John Medical Director Tony Smith.

‘3 Steps for Life’ is designed to give all New Zealanders the confidence and awareness to take action when somebody suffers a cardiac arrest by 1) Calling 111 2) Starting CPR; and 3) Using an AED (automated external defibrillator).

Above: Preschool Children and their parents, grandparents, friends and teachers enjoy their kai which was followed by toasting marshmallows on the bonfire. Below: The delicious hāngi kindly prepared

by Hirini.

St John’s last ‘Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest’ (OHCA) Report (2014/15) revealed that 64% of cardiac arrests occur at home and 19% happen in public so it’s vital that family members and bystanders take action.

Applying CPR and rapid defibrillation can increase a patient’s chances of survival by up to 40%. But for every minute without CPR or defibrillation, a patient’s chance of survival falls by 10-15%.

St John’s OHCA Report also r e v e a l e d Māo r i a r e disproportionally affected with a 40% higher chance of suffering a cardiac arrest than all other ethnic groups.

As a result St John has developed a ‘Marae Cardiac Arrest programme’ using the 3 Steps for Life formula.

St John Pou Takawaenga (Māori

liaison officers) are working with Māori communities and have engaged thirty marae around New Zealand to support training in CPR and access to defibrillators.

“St John is committed to enhancing Māori community health outcomes through our Te Ara Hato Hone strategy, just as building community resilience is an essential goal,” said St John Director of Community Health Services, Sarah Manley.

St John aims to deliver the free hour-long 3 Steps programme to at least 5,000 people over the next year. Aimed at rugby, netball or hockey teams, church groups, local maraes or any other community groups anyone intending participating should go to the St John website 3 Steps for Life enquiry page to make a booking.

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L-R: Chris Sanders (judge), Reuben Carter (judge), Hamish Reid, Ashley Seaton (steward), Andrea Reid and Guy Bassett (steward).

The Malvern and Courtenay A&P Associations’ combined Winter Feed Competition was held on June 1st and 2nd.

The week started off wet, but by the first day of judging, on the Wednesday, the weather had cleared, making it easier for

taking dry matter measurements of the paddocks.

Unsurprisingly, given the challenging growing season the area has experienced, there were only 36 paddocks entered throughout the Malvern and Courtenay show areas.

Class winners this year were: Kale: 1st Peter Lalich

2nd Sheldon Reed

3rd Mike Byrnes

2nd Pete Morrison

3rd Warwick James

Fodder Beet: 1st Mike Wilson

Rape: 1st Hamish Reid

2nd Cameron Adams 3rd Brian Hawkins

Oats: 1st Graeme Marshall 2nd Mike Byrnes

3rd Seaton Farming

Mixed: 1st Paul Cockburn

2nd George Logan

3rd Seaton Farming

The Pasture Cup was won Gavin Wilson, Wilson and the R & D Scott Trophy for best Direct Drilled Crop was won by Graeme Marshall.

Marshall The Redfern Memorial Trophy, which is given to the overall best winter feed crop, was won by Hamish Reid, Reid for his paddock of dryland forage rape.

The judges commented that while it wasn’t the highest yielding entry, it was a particularly weed-free and even crop.

L-R: Mia, Andrea, Hamish, James and Ben Reid looking elated with their winning trophy.

The judges were Chris Sanders, an extension agronomist with PGG Wrightson Seeds, and Reuben Carter, Farm Support for Agriseeds - they were supported by stewards Guy Bassett (Malvern A&P) and Ashley Seaton (Courtenay A&P).

The prize giving and dinner was once again held at the Coalgate Tavern, where prize winners gave a nutrient and drilling history of the winning paddock, sometimes to much amusement!

The Malvern and Courtenay A&P Association would like to thank sponsors for their generous prizes (which included the use of a Ute for the two judging days): along with the Coalgate Tavern for their continued support of this traditional local event.

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To help celebrate Arbor Day, West Melton School (WMS) have been busy planting Kōwhai seeds in response to the Kōwhai Sanctuary's promotion and celebration of the day.

Arbor Day (or Arbour; from the Latin, meaning tree) is a day in which individuals and groups are encouraged to plant and care for trees.

This year, WMS Enviro’s focus has been on the Kōwhai tree and their links to the Kōwhai Sanctuary which is located near Halkett.

The WMS Enviro team snipped seeds at the end (to assist with germination) and then gave each community a number of small pots, prepared Kōwhai seeds and potting mix. All local communities were encouraged by the sanctuary to participate in Arbor Day. Once received, WMS teachers spent time talking about the Kōwhai tree and how trees are beneficial to the, before setting about the task of planting the tree known as New Zealand’s national yellow flower.

In term 4 there will be a schoolwide competition to see which learning community has had the most success with growing their saplings. Once the trees are established WMS students will plant them in the Kōwhai Sanctuary.

Archie C holding his well looked after Kōwhai tree, the seeds for which were donated by the Kōwhai Sanctuary.

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In recognition of Anti-bullying, West Melton School held a Pink Shirt Day fundraiser recently. All students arrived to the school in a wave of pink (you’ll have to believe us on this!) to participate in a variety of anti-bullying activities throughout the day. Students were encouraged to stand up against bullying and to promote positive relationships within the school, with the message "Speak up, Stand together, Stop bullying". Funds raised were donated to the Aorangi Foundation which supports many disadvantaged communities and school children by bridging the financial and practical gap enabling more children to experience camping at Living Springs.

Above L to R: Head students, Alessandra W and Bella G were delighted to present the $515.80 cheque to Priscilla Pill of the Aorangi Foundation.

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DRAW 18th JUNE 2016

Draw 18th June 2016

Heavy rain is common and one of a number of challenges when driving in winter time.

June marks the official start of winter which brings more challenging driving conditions including rain, fog, ice, and often snow. Daylight hours are also shorter, and visibility is often poor during the morning and evening rush hours when many people are on the roads.

“While the weather has been quite mild for much of May J un e, J u ly a nd Au gu st traditionally bring colder weather with frosts often occurring in the morning and snow falls can also occur in Selwyn. During winter, people need to allow extra time for journeys to defrost the car before starting and travel more slowly on wet or icy roads,” said Selwyn Road Safety Coordinator Ngaire Tinning.

“If visibility is poor in the morning or evening, or due to gloomy conditions and fog, putting your lights on will make your vehicle more visible to others and will make your journey much safer,” Ngaire commented.

“If you travel in the morning or evening in frosty conditions, reduce your speed as ice is likely to be present, and see our driving tips below. Ice can also often be a problem during the daytime on on patches of road shaded by trees or fences, so watch out for this and reduce your speed before entering these areas.”

Free windscreen cloths and ice scrapers are now available at Council Library/service centres.

Check out these driving tips to help make journeys safer in winter: Driving in the wet: • Stopping distances nearly double on wet roads, so slow down and keep a generous distance from the car in front of you.

• The two-second rule should

be a four second rule.

• Be extra vigilant – take

corners slowly. Watch out for road signs warning of flooding and allow more time to stop in wet conditions.

Driving in snow and ice: • Go slow and whenever possible, avoid driving in heavy snow and ice.

• If avoidance isn’t possible, then slow down, allow for much greater braking distances and avoid braking suddenly.

• If driving on a winding road, keep left and drive slowly, as control can be lost rapidly.

• Watch out for ice in shaded areas, particularly if has been wet. After snow melts, there is likely to be ice, both in shaded places and bridges.

• Carry chains, know how to fit them and use them when necessary.

Driving in fog:

Turn on headlights, not just park lights: • Reduce speed as visibility will

LUISETTI SEEDS ELLESMERE DIVISION 1 Lincoln v. Waihora 2.45pm Linc Darfield v. Southbr 2.45pm Darf West Mel v. Hornby 2.45pm WM Preb v. BDI 2.45pm Preb Rolleston bye ELLESMERE DIVISION 2 - SECTION 1 Darfield v. Southbr 1.00pm Darf ELLESMERE DIVISION 2 - SECTION 2 Kirwee v. Hornby 2.45pm Kirw ELLESMERE DIVISION 3 West Mel v. Hornby 1.00pm WM BDI v. Linc 1.00pm Duns Kirwee v. Whra/Spr 1.00pm Kirw ELLES/MID CANT COMB COLTS Darfield v. Springst 1.00pm Darf Rak/Meth v. West M 1.00pm Meth Kirwee/BDI bye ELLES/MID CANT/NC COMB U18 Preb/WM v. Celtic 1.00pm Preb Malvern v. Rolleston 1.00pm Sheff ELLESMERE/MID CANT U16 Celt/Allntn v. Linc/WM 1.00pm Allntn Malvern v. Rolleston 12.30pm Darf Waihora v. DILS 12.30pm Tai T ELLESMERE U14.5 Waihora v. Dun/I/Sth11.30am Tai T Springst v. West M 10.30am Sprg Preb v. Darfield 11.30am Preb ELLESMERE U13 Malvern v. Dun/Ir/Sth11.00am Darf Roll Gold v. West M 12.00pm Roll ELLESMERE UNDER 11.5 Wst M Gld v. Linc 11.00am WM Duns/Irw v. Malvern 11.30am Duns Springst v. WM Blue 10.00am Sprg ELLESMERE UNDER 10 WM Blue v. Darfield 10.15am WM WM Gold v. Selwyn 10.30am WM Duns/Irw v. Lstn Red 11.00am Duns Kirwee v. Lstn Blk 11.50am Kirw ELLESMERE U8.5 Duns/Irw v. Leeston 10.00am Duns Preb Grn v. WM White 10.00am Preb Kirw Gold v. Selwyn 10.50am Kirw Kirw Black v. Darf Blue 9.50am Kirw Roll Red v. WM Blue 11.00am Roll Roll Black v. WM Gold 10.40am Roll Sheffield v. Darf Red 10.30am Sheff ELLESMERE U7 WM Red v. Whra Grn 9.15am WM Roll Pink v. WM Gold 9.50am Roll Preb 4 v. WM Blue 9.50am Preb Sthbr Wht v. Dun/Irw B 9.50am Sthbr Dun/Ir Blk v. Lstn White 9.00am Duns Kirwee Black bye Kirw Red v. Kirw Gold 9.00am Kirw Darf Blue v. WM Gr 9.30am Darf Selw White v. WM Black 11.00am Selw Selw Black v. Darf Red 10.00am Selw Darf White v. Shef Wh 10.30am Darf Selw Grn v. Shef Blck 9.00am Selw WM White v. Preb 8 9.30am WM

Court 1

Court 2

9:30 PREM RES PREM RES am Darf Shakers S/S Senior v Res Kir Bandits v Darf Illusion 11:00 PREMIER PREM RES am Kirwee Kaha S/M Seniors v v S/S Senior Darf Strikers

Court 3

PRIMARY A Darf Tictacs v S/M Stamina PRIMARY A Darf Flyers v Darf Diamonds 12:30 PREMIER PREM RES PRIMARY A pm Darf Eclipse Darf S/S v FauxPas Stormers Kirwee v v Senior Kirwee Kaos Kir Fever

Court 4

Court 5

PRIMARY B SENIOR S/S S/M Scorpians Steelers v v Kir Panthers Darf Rebels PRIMARY B SENIOR S/M Stars Kir Krushers v v S/M Small Kir Hot Ferns Chicks PRIMARY A SENIOR S/M Sting Darf v Phoenix Kir Marvels v S/S Social

RESULTS 11th JUNE 2016 PREMIER Kirwee Senior 54 v S/S Senior 52 Kirwee Kaha 36 v Darf Force 39 Darfield Eclipse bye PREMIER RESERVE Darf Shakers 23 v S/S Snr Res 22 Darf Illusion 30 v Darf Strikers 14 S/M Seniors 25 v Kirwee Kaos 13 Darf FauxPas 25 v Kir Bandits 20 SENIOR S/M Steelers 21 v S/S Social 11 Darf Rebels 34 v Kir Hot Chicks 23 Kir Krushers 25 v Darf Phoenix 15

PRIMARY A Kirwee Fever 19 v Darf Tictacs 13 S/M Stamia 20 v S/M S ng 5 Kir Marvels 30 v Darf Flyers 15 Darf Diamonds 11 v S/S Storm 18 PRIMARY B Kir Panthers 29 v S/M Sm Ferns 1 S/M Stars 28 v Kirwee Ferns 7 S/S Scorpions bye

Malvern Small Bore Rifle Associa on Compe

on Results

14th June

Results 11th June 2016 Match of the Day - Par Top Dog: J Adams 4 0-18 Handicap: 1st: J Adams 4 2nd: G Gunn 2 3rd: B Nahkies 1 18+ Handicap: 1st: I Gaunson 3 2nd: C Banks 1 3rd: D Rutter 1 4th: G Hessey □ 5th: L Johnson □ 6th: B Johnson -1 9 Holers - Best Nett: 1st: J Clinton 36 2nd: T Kikstra 37 Closest to the Pin: #3: H Beaumont #9: P Miller #13: #17: D Thompson #13 T Michael Mens Longest Drive: D Rutter Ladies Longest Drive: C Banks Twos: R Earle, H Beaumont

A Grade R Williams R Dalley

97.5 95.5

B Grade B Baldwin J Wilson P S ll M Oakley W Sto7

97.3 95.5 94.2 93.2 90.1

C Grade J Spence W Benbow H Benbow R Hughes M Brynes Barry Hill C Benbow Blair Hill

95.2 95.2 95.1 90.0 90.0 90.0 89.2 89.1

be poor and keep a large D Grade following distance.

A Robinson 83.0 • Keep headlamps on low (dip) Thank you to all our sponsors beam, as high beam will reflect off fog and produce glare.

Only use fog lamps when visibility is severely reduced (e.g. by snow or fog). It is illegal to use fog lamps in clear conditions as they can dazzle other drivers.

Driving with sun strike: Sunstrike generally occurs early morning and late afternoon.

Drivers should familiarise themselves with the areas where it’s most prevalent and take more care at these locations.

Always keep the windscreen clean, inside and out, and Darfield Under 8.5 Blue team won against Rolleston Black, 90 - 0, on Saturday 11th June at Darfield. reduce speed.

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Hororata Golf Club Would like to thank the following sponsors involved with the golf tournament held Sunday 5th June, at the Hororata Golf Club.

This enabled Dominic Bre7kelly to raise funds for his journey to San Diego for the July Junior World Golf Championships.

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Ashburton Golf Club • Graeme Marsh • Peter Eddy Bond Frew • Hororata Village Bar & Café • PGG Wrightson Brian and Marlene Cleland • Hororata Golf Club • Plummers Estate Canterbury Rugby • Hororata Nurseries • Raewyn Kars Clean Green Laundry • Ivan Palmer • Ray and Barbara Bryant Crystalp Jewellery • James Shipley • Rural Building Solu ons Darfield Bakery • John and Meg Morten • Russley Golf Club Darfield GiX Gallery/ • Kirwee Automo ve Services • Stuart Oliver Espress Yourself Café • Lorraine Oliver • Terrace Winebar & Restaurant Darfield ITM • Malvern Butchery • Terrace Downs Darfield Pharmacy • Malvern News - The Janz • The Spa Terrace Downs Darfield Physiotherapy • Mike Staddon • Trevor Neutze Darfield Tyre Centre • Mitchell Bros Sawmills • Trish and John Hicks David Doak • More 4 You • Val Briggs Interiors Farmlands • NZ Rugby • VetEnt Darfield Francie Taylor • Owen Miller • W.A. Boyes Contrac ng Ltd Frews Transport • Paul Cardosi Gnomes Alpine Sports • Pauline Pearce Also a big thank you to all helpers and supporters on the day.

Darfield High School Rural College, in conjunction with Lincoln University, is offering subjects from the Regional Diploma in Agriculture as night classes in 2016.

You can complete the Diploma in two years, or select individual subjects for a Certificate of Proficiency.

Monthly Newspaper (Rolleston) & Weekly Newspaper (Malvern)

Semester Two starts on Monday 18 July and the papers offered are MGMT 025R Farm Management B and ENGN 023R Engineering.

Classes are held on Mondays & Thursdays from 7.00pm to 9.00pm.

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Glentunnel School Board of Trustees Elec on Declara on of Parent and Staff Elec on Results Parent representa ve votes: Hardy, Ben Maude, Kelly Moore, Mark Tallen re, Keith Wright, Hamish

29 20 29 30 16

I hereby declare the following duly elected: Tallen re, Keith Hardy, Ben (decided by lot)

Staff Elec on results: At the close of nomina ons, as there was only one valid nomina on received I hereby declare: Carston, Elizabeth

duly elected

Alison Brown - Returning Officer

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Sheffield Free Book Exchange Be at the Sheffield Hall on Sunday 19th June 12 - 3pm for the community book exchange!

Any questions please phone Ankie 318 3623.

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Time for a nice evening out?

THEN COME ALONG TO THE SHEFFIELD VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE

Awards Night!

9th July 2016, 7:30pm At the Sheffield Community Hall $30 - Double or $20 - Single Relive those memories with music from the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s & 80’s.

BYO Drinks.

Non-Alcoholic Drinks & a Great Supper Supplied Tickets Available From Brigade Members.

KIRWEE MODEL SCHOOL Board of Trustees’ Elec on Declara on of Parent and Staff Elec on Results Parent Representa ve votes: Cameron, Tiffany Cur s, Andrew Pearce, Stephanie Trusco7, Amy Invalid votes

50 60 63 44 6

Clayton, Chris Hamilton, Jamie Thomson, Nigel Wa7s, Bre7

70 56 72 65

I hereby declare the following duly elected: • • • • •

Chris Clayton Andrew Cur s Stephanie Pearce Nigel Thomson Bre; Wa;s

Staff Representa ve: At the close of nomina ons, as there was only one valid nomina on received I hereby declare Nigel Wall duly elected.

Wendy Redmond, Returning Officer

Board of Trustees' Elec on Declara on of Parent Elec on Results Parent representa ve votes: Deborah Abraham 59 Kerri Booth Erica Seville 52 Colin Molloy Douglas Close 44 Mark Ozanne I hereby declare the following duly elected: • Deborah Abraham • Kerri Booth • Douglas Close • Colin Molloy • Erica Seville Staff Representa ve: Millie Grenfell.

An elec on was not required as we had only one nomina on.

Karen Watson - Returning Officer

52 51 40

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The Battle of the Somme will be commemorated with a tree planting ceremony

at the Sheffield/Waddington Cenotaph.

TRANSPORT required. Darfield to Christchurch every Saturday 10am-4pm and Sunday 10am -5pm. Petrol contribution.

Please phone 318 8431.

YOGA classes in Darfield and Sheffield. Please call Geraldine 318 3012 to enrol or look on Facebook at Vital Energy Yoga.

Friday 1st July, 2pm

Nutrient Budgets

(the date the battle began one hundred years ago) Light refreshments will follow at the Sheffield Primary School.

Advice on Overseer, compliance

021 253 4315 Dr Samuel Dennis Glenroy

For the Sheffield/Waddington Township Committee Contact Hazel Wheeler 318 3805 or Hugh Paterson 318 3814

CELEBRANT

NEW & USED BABY & KIDS GEAR SALE Sunday 11th September 10am – 12noon Kirwee Community Hall (High St, Kirwee) We are currently looking for people who would like to have a table on the day to sell new or used: Baby & Kids Clothes, Toys & Equipment. $10 per table.

If you would like a table please contact Amber: 027 635 1174 kirwee.plunket@gmail.com

CELEBRANT - Michelle Spence.

Weddings and Civil unions in Selwyn area. Ph 318 3000 or 027 205 4660.

W E DD IN G S , C iv i l U n i o n Ceremonies, Renewal of Vows, Naming Ceremonies, Funerals & Unveilings. Jenni Gibson ph/fax: 324 8332 Mobile: 021 723 089 jenni@celebrantservices.net.nz

www.celebrantservices.net.nz

ACCOUNTANTS

Darfield Life Church Sunday 6.30 Ps Wayne Watson 027 281 8340 17 North Terrace

Origin Youth Sunday 4pm Isaac Williams 027 420 5704

DATES TO REMEMBER 17th June

7:00pm

Darfield Primary School PTA Mid-Winter Christmas Quiz Night

Darfield Primary School Hall

18th June

10:00am

Malvern Community Board Drop-in Day

Darfield Library

18th June

7:35pm

All Blacks v Wales Test Series + Live Music (DJ Kere)

Darfield Hotel

19th June 19th June

Glentunnel School Scrap Metal Drive Collection Day 12:00pm

Sheffield Free Book Exchange

Sheffield Hall 156 Waterloo Road, Christchurch

20-24 June

8:00am

The Great Farmlands Clothing Clearance

21st June

10:00am

Malvern News Advertising Deadline for 24th June Issue

22nd June

7:30pm

Firearms Licence Testing

Darfield Shooting Centre

23rd June

7:30pm

Malvern Plunket General Meeting

Darfield Plunket Rooms

25th June

Kirwee Plunket Toy Library ‘Stocktake’

Kirwee Community Hall

25th June

Farmlands Darfield Closed all day for Stocktake

25th June

2:30pm

Zen: Freedom of Mind - Talk

Upper Riccarton Library

25th June

7:30pm

Step Back in Time! - Revisiting Historical Sheffield

Sheffield Hall

25th June

7:35pm

All Blacks v Wales Test Series + Live Music (The Pageboys)

Darfield Hotel

26th June

Glentunnel School Scrap Metal Drive Collection Day

26th June

9:00am

29th June 30th June 1st July

Zen: Freedom of Mind - One day Workshop (Zen Meditation)

Myosimsa Korean Temple, W Melton

1:00pm

Selwyn Waihora Zone Team Drop-in Day

Sel-Rak Vet Clinic (alongside Bakery)

1:00pm

Rolleston News Advertising Deadline for 6th July Issue

2:00pm

The Battle of the Somme Commemoration

Sheffield/Waddington Cenotaph

Melton Estate

1st July

6:30pm

Selwyn Business Breakfasts Annual Dinner

2nd July

6:00pm

Mid Winter Christmas with Gary McCormick

Melton Estate

2nd July

7:00pm

Black Tie Ball

Darfield Rec Centre

5th July

4:00pm

Regional Water Management Committee Applications due today

5th July

7:00pm

Selwyn Arts Trust AGM

Rolleston Community Centre

9th July

7:30pm

Sheffield Volunteer Fire Brigade Awards Night

Sheffield Hall

14th July

10:00am

Work & Income NZ Superannuation is coming to Darfield

Darfield Library

18th July

7:00pm

Semester Two of Agricultural Night Classes begins

18-22 July 11th Sept

Porters NZSIA Level 1 Ski Exams 10:00am

Porters Ski Field

Kirwee Plunket - New & Used Baby and Kids Gear Sale

Kirwee Community Hall

11-17 Sept

Learn to Fly Gliders Course

Canterbury Gliding Club Airfield

14-16 Oct

Darfield ITM Fishing Trip (10 year Anniversary)

CLEANING

LAY ASSOCIATES Chartered INSIDE N Out Cleaning - For Accountants. Rolleston Office your one off or ongoing phone 03 347 4501, Leeston domestic cleans, commercial Office phone 03 324 3030. cleaning, specialist builders “Real people, real knowledge”. cleans, or gardens. We are your local cleaners who CHIMNEY CLEANING go the extra mile call 020 406 93732 or CHIM Chim Chimney Sweepers. enquiries@insidenoutnz.com Available to sweep and safety MATURE & hardworking lady check all types of fires ready available for cleaning your for winter using our modern home. Reasonable rates. dust-free system. Also Phone Marcia 027 443 0478. undertaking repairs and maintenance. $80 most areas.

DRIVEWAYS Phone 0800 224 464 or 318 1514. Members NZ Home LIFESTYLE, LIFESTYLE farm tracks, yards Heating Assn. and dairy lanes our speciality.

CHURCH NOTICES Screened rotten-rock, it’s local and lasts better.

CHURCH of the Open Door, Springfield Quarry phone Te Pirita. God loves all the people in the whole world. 318 4132.

Open 24/7.

FENCING

COUNSELLING

CUSTOM built fences, entrance ways, road frontages, boundaries, privacy walls and much more. Please visit www.modernoutdoors.co.nz phone or text 021 589 952.

SUMMERFIELD Fencing - in your area now. Lifestyle. Farm.

Sheep. Cattle. Horse. All types of animals. Fences. Yards. sheds. Arenas. Shelters. Runs.

27 years contract fencing.

John is available to help with design and planning.

Ph Carol & John Summerfield 03 312 4747.

FIREWOOD & COAL

Anxiety & Depression Mental Skills Coach Experienced, qualified, professional.

Adults & Children

Anna Dalzell Phone 027 271 1672

FIREWOOD & COAL

AC & EA WAKELIN

FIREWOOD SUPPLIERS

DRY split pine. Delivery within Malvern area. 3cm at $170.00. Ph 318 1155.

HORORATA Firewood, old man pine, oregon. Nice and dry.

Available now. Buy now, quick delivery. Ph 318 0705 or 027 781 1492 & leave a message.

OLD MAN PINE

SPECIAL

Phone 03 312 4637 or 021 260 4520

6m3 - $290.00

Old Man Pine Log Mixes Hardwoods

Phone 03 312 4531 (Oxford) or 027 684 3981

WINZ Approved

Friday 17th June 2016 FIREWOOD & COAL

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Phone 03 318 2836

RK Firewood Supplying dry firewood for this winter Available now - Old Man Pine (dry) Bluegum, Macrocarpa & Oregon (all dry) Try the Hot Mix. All top quality, clean wood.

EXpos available.

Rini Contrac ng 027 451 7300.

FIREWOOD DRY OREGON $65 cubic metre, 3 cubic metres $180.

Bring your trailer, we will help load.

Ring 021 346 944 or 021 346 955.

FOR SALE CUT foliage plants for sale.

Danae acemosa (Alexandrian Laurel). Easy care, very sought after by florists, but hard to find. Available from the open ground this winter!

Call Dave 027 228 8867.

DOG kennel 1.2m x 1m, plus attached small run 1.2m x 1.5m. Wood & metal construction. Suit medium to large dog, $60. Phone 03 347 8925.

LUCERNE hay. Shed stored.

Conv. Bales. Kirwee area. $10 per bale. Phone 318 1964.

MASSEY Ferguson M35. Very little use since rebuilt engine and clutch. New paint and seat. Reconditioned carburetor. Front bull bars.

Great, reliable runner. One of the best available. Viewing available West Melton area. $3,700. Phone 03 317 8075.

WOOD shavings - untreated, clean shavings suitable for horse stables, calving sheds, chicken houses and rabbit h u t c h e s . Av a i l a b l e i n 70L bags, 1m 3 bales (compressed) and bulk delivery. Phone 03 347 7352 for more details.

LOCKSMITH

IN MEMORIUM

F R E E r a n g e c h i c k e n s . NEIL Colin Scott. 11/03/1952 - LOCKSMITH Selwyn based 24hr mobile service, keys Approximately 2 years. Phone 16/06/2016. You were always cut and general lock and someone special, someone 318 7358. safe maintenance. EFTPOS WELL composted horse manure. kind and true, who will never Take away by the trailer load. be forgotten, for I thought the available. Call Locktight world of you. All my love, Kay. Phone 318 7358.

Security 021 171 8060.

Central Wood Supplies • 6m3 Pine $320 • 6m3 Old Man Pine $340 • 6m3 Macrocarpa $500 • 3m3 Bulk Kindling $60 Free delivery in Malvern area.

FREE

The Malvern Lions Club have

Pea Straw available.

Both medium squares & small bales.

Please contact: Hugh Wright Alan Thorne Stu Lill Gavin King

318 3877 318 0798 347 6770 318 6938

HEALTH

INSPECTIONS PAINTING & DECORATING THOROUGH health assessments a n d s a f e d r u g f r e e TENANCY Inspections! Offering PAINTER Rapid Response. health solutions. Discover the initial & routine inspections on Quality work guaranteed. tenanted houses, taking the right foods and best Interior/Exterior, roofs, hassle out for you.

Call supplements for you. Get back spraypainting, waterblasting.

Rebecca of Rural Tenancy to good health naturally and Phone Graeme for a free I n s p e c t i o n s L t d o n feel great again. Call Ilona quote 318 2614. Email 027 313 2270 or email Perrier, Iridologist and spotgee@xtra.co.nz rtil@xtra.co.nz Nutritionist, West Melton Wellness, 343 4334 now. www.westmeltonwellness.co.nz

PAINTING & DECORATING

PAINTING & DECORATING

DEADLINE

10am TUESDAY

HOMESITTER

HOUSE TO LET HOMESITTERS required for 3 bedroom, tidy house to rural sits. Preferably r e n t I n S p r i n g f i e l d . retired/not working. Phone Partly furnished, close to L i s a 0 3 3 5 9 2 3 2 3 school, good size shed. www.townandcountryhomesit.co.nz Available 1st July, $380 pw Contact Tara 027 274 1119, GARAGE SALE taramarshall2@hotmail.com CENTRAL Darfield. 4 bedrooms, MOVING overseas. Household items, furniture, white ware, heat pump, log burner, heaps of woman clothes. Sat double garage. $400 pw. & Sun 10am - 3pm at 124 Ph 021 120 3818.

RENT reduced was $415, now Annavale Rd, Springfield. $405 per week. 3 bedroom home, double garage, in HEDGE TRIMMING Darfield. Heat pump in open plan living, panel heater in HEDGEHOG each bedroom. No smokers or Hedge & dogs. Close to all amenities.

Reference required. Ph/txt Shelterbelt 027 418 0617.

Trimming SMALL 3 bedroom house. Log Owner Operated fire, dishwasher, fridge, Geoff 021 549 499 double garage, fully fenced.

A/h 03 324 3482 Quiet street. No dogs. $390 pw. Ph 027 478 8371.

LOST Hedge Trimming in Canterbury

Ph: 03 318 0896 Cell: 022 069 6183 For all your Interior & Exterior Painting Requirements.

Proud to be your local Painter!

Local Interior Decora ng

FREELANCE PAINTER/ CONTRACTOR

TICKLED PINK

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Wall Papering | Pain ng Small Tiling Jobs

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Sarah M: 027 212 7633 E: sarahbarreWpainter @icloud.com

REAL ESTATE

Trade qualified 25 years specialising in Int/ext house pain ng, light commercial Garage floors Airless spraying… & more!

All about quality!

Phone ScoW 021 029 83216 FREE QUOTES REAL ESTATE

Fin

Call Don today on 021 066 3011 or 03 318 2983 • 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

Large male cat 3 years old.

Long haired, tor seshell colouring with white paws, legs & bib.

Last seen on Weedons Ross Road near Newtons Road, early morning of Tuesday 31st May. If you have seen or found him please phone 027 884 2015.

OPEN HOMES - DARFIELD Sunday 19th June • 1:00pm - 1:30pm 7a Devon Crescent (DA1691) • 2:15pm - 3:00pm 16 Piako Drive (DA1667) View at: www.farmlandsrealestate.co.nz 0800 200 600 03 317 9070

Kerin Pitkethley 027 698 7453

www.farmlandsrealestate.co.nz

Friday 17th June 2016

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SCRAP METAL

Amalgamated Scrap Ltd

Wanted Experienced Calf Rearer

Rod McQuoid -

Job is close to Darfield.

Good facilities.

Buyer Phone 027 695 0480 or

0800 030 712 Buying Cars & Farm Machinery Specialising in farm clean-ups.

PETS & LIVESTOCK LABRADOR stud wanted.

Preferably Chocolate or Yellow and with strong hunting ability. Normal stud terms apply. Phone 318 0199 evenings.

SCRAPMETAL - cash paid for all types of metal farm machinery, old cars etc.

Please phone Wayne 027 749 9736 or 03 323 6610 (Licensed Dealer).

SITUATION VACANT

WANTED

SITUATION VACANT

Ph Dan 021 895 699

HELP WANTED Dunsandel Stop Shop are looking for an experienced cook/ barista to join their team.

35 hours per week.

Call Ben 03 325 4154.

MACROCARPA trees. Mature FARM lease wanted, deer trees and logs suitable for fenced, within Selwyn District. milling. Phone Graeme Medium - long term, Grant Knowles 021 613 229.

027 224 5542.

LEASE land wanted. Irrigated or dryland. 2ha - 100ha VERY caring retired male plus. Top rate, open to looking to rent a farm cottage options. Phone J ames near Christchurch. Please Davidson 027 305 9773. phone 03 732 8549.

WINDOW REPAIRS WANTED TO RENT

WINDOW CLEANING

Wilf Is Back!

Yes, I am now back full time and available to clean your windows.

With over 20 years experience I can guarantee you will be happy with my friendly & professional service.

Ring me anytime for a price and time to clean your house windows.

PLANT NURSERIES HORORATA Nurseries - Quality landscape plants at wholesale prices. Specialists in farm and dairy conversion plantings.

Natives, ornamentals, hedging, deciduous trees. Hardy locally grown stock. Friendly knowledgeable advice. Phone Dave or Wendy for hours we are open 03 318 0081 or visit www.hororatanurseries.co.nz

Private Sale - Springfield

4 bedroom + library/study.

Open plan kitchen/ dinning with coal range and wetback.

Separate lounge with log burner and heat transfer kit. ½ acre sec on with mature fruit trees, tunnel house, double garage & separate large shed.

Neg above $390,000.

Contact 022 368 6001.

ROOF MAINTENANCE ROOF & house maintenance.

All aspects covered including spouting, mortar, tiles, re-roofing, roof painting, moss, mould & silicone sealing. General repairs. Ph 03 347 6702.

SITUATION WANTED CONTRACT Stockman. $20 per hour, exclusive GST. Solid team of dogs. 30 years farming/heifer grazing. Ph 03 424 2699.

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Mirrors Catdoors Splash Backs Retro Fit Double Glazing Insurance Repairs Ph 03 318 4128

Temporary Staff required for ongoing assignments in a warehouse environment, Rolleston based.

Hours of work are 7:30am to 4pm, Monday to Friday.

Requirements are: • • • •

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REAL ESTATE

WANTED TO LEASE

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Must be physically fit Can cope with heavy lifting Manage being on your feet all day Have a good understanding of English, both written and oral Work well in a team environment Are reliable and be willing to work at short notice Be prepared to work 3-6 months plus Possible immediate start for the right person.

Please phone Helen at Kelly Services on 03 347 1180 or email your CV to Helen.Clulee@kellyservices.com

www.malvernglass.co.nz Ph Wilf Lock (03) 3181960 or 022 0440654 T/a Country Touch Services

DIRTY WINDOWS: Professional friendly window cleaning service.

Domestic / Commercial / Move in Move out / Rentals West Melton, Darfield, Rolleston, Hororata, Sheffield, Coalgate, Kirwee, Springfield.

Free No Obligation Quotes!

Ph 021 364 664

TRADES

REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON DARFIELD

TRADES

Phone David Barnhill • 25 years experience 027 618 2345 • Local qualified builder or • All types of work a/h 317 9144 undertaken including additions, alterations, new houses, sheds etc

We are looking for an experienced Salesperson preferably REAA Licenced to work full me out of our Darfield Office.

The type of person we are looking for will possess the following: • Be commi7ed to working in the industry full me • Excellent communica on and organisa onal skills and a strong work ethic

• Be punctual and be able to work to deadlines • Give the highest level of service to our clients • Be a team player and be prepared to work with a team of dedicated professionals.

We are offering: • A friendly team environment • Hands on management support • The best high profile located office in Darfield • Full me administra on & marke ng support • Possible future poten al ownership in the company.

If you are interested in joining a unique team culture in a company that has stood the test of me and is a market leader throughout Selwyn District, one of the fastest growth areas in New Zealand for over the last 7 years please contact in confidence Chris Flanagan W 347 9949 / M 0274 334 657 or email chris@marealestate.co.nz All enquiries will be treated confiden ally

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New Builds Extensions Renovations Kitchen & Bathrooms

Deadlines: Editorial 1pm Mon | Adver sing 10am Tues

Friday 17th June 2016 WINDOW REPAIRS FOR all glass requirements phone Phil 317 9046 or 021 046 6046.

SHELLEY’S Glass and Glazing.

Got a broken glass window?

Insurance work, Pet doors, Mirrors, Retro Refits, Single/ Double glazing, Splashbacks, Fire Glass. 32 years in the glass industry. Operates in Oxford, Cust, Darfield, Rolleston, West Melton & Surrounding Areas. Call your local Glazier - Mark on 03 312 3253 or 0272 426 368. n News Read the Malver online at: z alvernnews.co.n m w. ww

TRADES AUTO & Marine Upholsterer 3967 West Coast Rd, Phone 03 318 7378. Opening Hours: Mon to Fri, 8am to 5pm, Saturday 9am to 12pm. www.advancedupholstery.co.nz UPHOLSTERER - Recover lounge suites, dining chairs, squabs etc. Free quotes. Based in Weedons.

Please phone 03 980 4979.

Furniture Repair & Re-Polish, French Polish or Spray.

Pick up & deliver Phone 318 0047 or 027 318 0047

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TRADES

LOGFIRE INSTALLATIONS

FAIRBRASS BUILDERS Registered Master Builder

Showerdomes Tiling

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New houses or alterations Award winning builder

R eg is te re d

Phone Rodney Fairbrass on:

Adrian’s Building Services (03) 324-3125 Locally based, NZ Home Hea ng Installer 10+ years

Master MEMBER

03 318 3778 or 027 446 7092 E: fairbrassbuilders@vodafone.co.nz

MORGAN JONES

One man & his truck; labour & transport

Steptoe & Co Tip: Winter time to transplant and think about how you would like your garden to wake up!

Contact Derrick 03 318 1947 or text 027 218

Lifestyle block services, maintenance & clearance

TRADES

TRADES

CONSTRUCTION LTD Building homes since 1993 • New Builds • Renovations • Excavations

• Professional Architect Available • Engineer Plans • Council Consents

Hassle free from start to finish Contact Morgan Jones 021 050 2858 morganjonesconstructionltd@hotmail.com

GIB FIXING, PLASTERING & PAINTING Contact Morgan on

021 050 2858 Qualified Tradesperson

COMPUTER

COMPUTER

SuperComputer Sales and Service of new and used machines.

Networking, Virus protection, Backup Re-loading and Restoring of Windows. Plain old fashioned Help & Assistance!

I avoid looking forward or backward, and try to keep looking upward.

- CharloFe Brontë www.supercomputer.co.nz

Mark Jones 03 318-1956 027 210 4242

0800 427 427

mark@supercomputer.co.nz

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Daily On Site Sales & Servicing Authorised Service Agent for Most Brands • Ovens • Cooktops • Washing Machine Hire from $8 p.w.

• Dishwashers • Washing Machines • Dryers

MURRAY DAWSON APPLIANCE SOLUTIONS Reg. Service Technician 027 226 3898

MALVERN COMPUTERS • New Computers • Virus • Laptops Removal • Problem • Upgrades Solving • Software

Closed Saturdays

Jon Lawrence Ph: 03 3183 699 Mob: 027 688 9103 malcomputers@clear.net.nz

Asus F555LJ Laptop • Intel i7 - 3.0GHz • • • • •

CPU nVidia Graphics Special 8gig RAM 1TB HDD $1295 Incl GST 7hrs batt Win 8.1

Selwyn Electrical Ltd

House & Roof Pre--Paint Wash Pre

Your Local Registered Electrician

Hydro Drain Cleaning

ROB KELLOCK

Certifying Plumber & Gasfitter Over 25 years experience

Domestic / Commercial New Work / Renovations Gas Heating & Appliances No job too big or small

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

318 1676 or 021 184 2448

Moss Treating: roofs, footpaths & driveways.

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

Contact Your Local Plumbing & Gasfitting Specialist

Kirwee based. Phone Glenn: 027 445 0684

Need some help with: david wilkinson

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registered electrician phone 03 318 1231

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fax email

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03 318 1235 sales@electricalcontractors.co.nz

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po box 26 kirwee

we’ll be there when you need us. guaranteed. on time guaranteed or your first hour is free! conditions apply.

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Call Danie 021 875 462 03 980 2865 / 03 344 5744 www.spouting2u.co.nz

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Aerials/Dishes TV/DVR Set-up Wall Mounting Freeview/Decoders Cabling Phone Jacks

• • • •

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 Get me to do your ‘dishes’

Licenced Builder

Phil Marsh Ph 318 4131 Mob 027 357 3696

Tiler & Registered Water Proofer Look me up on www.mytradesman.co.nz

or phone 03 318 1973 or 027 421 1637 e: bowen ling@gmail.com

Heath Minchington For all your Electrical & Security needs P: 03 317 9448 M: 021 204 1731 E: midland@outlook.co.nz

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New Security Systems Alarm Additions Wired Smoke/Heat Sensors Remotes CCTV Faults Upgrades Full range of Electrical Services Plus lots more

DEADLINE

10am TUESDAY

WOMEN'S REVENGE 'Cash, cheque or charge?' I asked, aXer folding items the woman wished to purchase.

As she fumbled for her wallet, I no ced a remote control for a television set in her handbag.

'So, do you always carry your TV remote?' I asked.

'No,' she replied, 'but my husband refused to come shopping with me, and I figured this was the most evil thing I could do to him legally.'