Inside this issue: Computer Corner
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Sal1re Concert
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Springfield’s Taste Of Kiwi
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From Baseline Group
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Junior Freeride Ski Champ
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Malvern Country Fete
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Dressage Champions
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Community BBQ
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ISSUE 923 Friday 31st January 2020
Interclub Golf Compe11on 9 Colgate Games Con1nued 9 Dressage Academy
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Dancing Success
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Darfield Premier Cricket
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West Melton Bowling Club 14 14-17 Public No1ces Sport Results
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Save The Date
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Classifieds
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Trades
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Email Column
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Selwyn Athletic Club competitors Jody McCarthy-Dempsey and Meg Edwards in the hurdles event. The Colgate Games saw 1024 athletes from both North and South Islands, along with a team of forty from Queensland,
compete over three days at Nga Puna Wai, Christchurch. The event, which has been sponsored by Colgate for
42 years, took place on January 17, 18 and 19th, and still places its emphasis on sportsmanship and participation. While younger athletes are awarded pennants for places, older athletes received medals. Selwyn 7 - 9 year olds performed well, enjoyed the experience and many came away with either a bronze, silver or gold pennant from their divisions.
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SO YOU GOT THE SHINY NEW TOYS - KNOW HOW TO SET THEM UP - PROPERLY? When you first get the new, lets say laptop, a few things will help to continue to make it run well for a good long while. Firstly login with your Microsoft account - don’t have one? Then make one! It will save your favourites, sync your desktop, screensavers and personal settings across all the devices you log into with the same details. As soon as you have logged in then go down to the bottom right hand corner and look for one drive. When you find it click on it to log in and it will ask you for your Windows login details. i.e. email address and password. Once logged in here you have a space up in the cloud where you can save your documents and photos. If any thing does happen to your device then you can start up on another device and put into One Drive your Windows password again and there is all your stuff. If you go beyond the free (5Gb) then you will need to buy more space. Then maybe investigate Office 365 which is $100.00 per year giving you Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher etc; but also gives you 1000Gb of OneDrive space which is enough to back up anything. Next go into Control Panel, look for Programs and Features and scroll down to where you find one of the trial antivirus programs. Left click on it once to highlight then up to the top to uninstall. After that happens and you say yes to all the “Are you sure and Are you really sure” then you will need to restart your machine. That very act cleans up the remnants of the trial program and then turns on Windows Security Defender the free antivirus and spyware fighter that is made by Microsoft and updates itself, scans your machine and watches out for aberrant behaviour. Once you have done that, then WINDOWS UPDATES…. which is next month’s column.
Scottish duo, Saltire, David Vernon and Alex Hodgson will perform in Hororata for one night only on Wednesday, February 5th at the Hororata Hall. The concert guarantees an evening of raucous entertainment. “Saltire are coming to Hororata on their way to the Paeroa Highland Games and Tattoo which is the Saturday following,” explained Cindy Driscoll, Driscoll Hororata Community Trust.
“David and Alex played in our community in 2017 and loved it so much that they ensured they could come back to Hororata this trip to New Zealand. The Hororata Whisky may have left a lasting impression,” Cindy laughed. Saltire promises to be highly entertaining. Both performers bring their own unique personalities to the stage. Edinburgh based virtuoso
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accordionist David Vernon has performed at musical events and festivals all over the world. David appears on 23 CD’s and can be seen playing in the Robert Duvall movie ‘A Shot at Glory’. He is also a ceremonial bagpiper. Prestonpans, East Lothian singer/songwriter/guitarist Alex Hodgson has made 2 CD’s having signed to Greentrax Recording and has performed for the Queen at the Ghillie Ball at Balmoral. His music is distinctively Scottish, with both a charm and humour, along with a keen love of Scottish variety theatre. Alex is a born entertainer! “The Hororata Community Trust is excited to be able to bring Saltire back to our community. This is likely the last time Saltire will come to New Zealand, so it is very special to be hosting them,” Cindy said.
See the advertisement in this issue for further details (people are invited to bring their own refreshments). David from Darfield Dental wishes to advise the community that he is still out of action, and asks clients to please take up the opportunity to see Rebekah & Julia at the practice for yearly check-ups. He has noticed as he has been waiting to get clearance to go back to work, that the routine visits have not been acted on, and wishes to invite his loyal regular patients to see the other Dentists available in the short term.
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New to Springfield (been open less than a month) and already making a great impression is ‘Taste of Kiwi’ on the picturesque town’s main street Highway 73, gateway to the Alps, the Lakes and the main thoroughfare to the West Coast. Cameron Clark and Kristina SquiresSquires-Ward are the new owner/operators and are striving to give customers a real ‘Taste of Kiwi’ along with great
service and quality products. They describe themselves as, “a young couple in our twenties who returned to New Zealand in November last year.” Adding, “New Zealand hospitality is famous around the world and we wanted to come home and show that off to all of our visitors. “After spending a year travelling the world and experiencing other cultures, we were excited
‘Taste of Kiwi’ owners Kristina Squires-Ward and Cameron Clark putting Springfield on the map for all the right reasons.
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to come home and set about showcasing some Kiwi classics! ‘Taste of Kiwi’ is not just the taste of New Zealand food, but it’s also a taste of our community and the hospitality we, as a country, are renowned for. We’ve created a place for Kiwis, and non-Kiwis, to come together and enjoy,” the couple explained. The old, outdated Springfield Store has been totally renovated to accommodate the business and really bring it up to today’s expectations; wifi, toilets, and plenty of parking all add to a satisfied consumer experience. “We’ve introduced positive and energetic customer service and offer such extras as Kiwiana artwork for all ages, Kiwi cabinet/menu food, along with gifts and souvenirs. Don’t forget the always favourite scoop icecream, plus a range of Kiwi store items, tourist brochures and information,” the pair said. Catering for locals and the busy tourist season ‘Taste of Kiwi’ offer takeaway fish and chips in the evenings from Thursday to Sunday, as well as relaxed cafe seating to enjoy a coffee and a bite to eat at all times. Kristina and Cameron are keen to dispel the past reputation of the premises and create a reputation that people can be proud of and want to visit, again and again. “We have only been open a short time,” Cameron said, “but we have enjoyed meeting numerous members of the community, and have appreciated all the positive encouragement. We hope both the surrounding district and passersby will benefit from young business owners with fresh ideas,” he concluded.
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By Anna Bensemann, seeing many landowners caught We are often asked what is the Senior Planner, Baseline Group. out not realising that they are effect of changing to visitor
Supplementing your income on a farm is nothing new. Diversification has taken on many forms over the years for our farming community, aided by the changes in technology. Farmers have added additional crops, or stock types, to their traditional sheep or beef farms to ensure paydays occur throughout the year, and not all eggs are located in one basket. More recently farm tourism has increased with many farms utilising their unique location, their beautiful views and their tranquil settings to provide impressive, on farm, visitor accommodation experiences. With resource consents often required for visitor accommodation as a nontraditional farm activity, we are
not complying with the district plan. Perhaps simply utilising old workers’ accommodation for visitors and there are no new buildings on the property, so no new building consent is being sought. The change in activity from residential use for permanent tenants, to more transient visitors often requires resource consent, despite the lack of increased building. Alternatively, farms are installing new buildings, in beautiful settings, custom built, for visitors to feel fully immersed in the farming experience. Often these are located so as to avoid the dusty, dirty or smelly parts of actual farming. Visitors expect a certain level of amenity including flush toilets, running water and stunning views.
accommodation? Why does it matter? Visitor accommodation increases the number of vehicles driven by people not familiar with the road network, utilising our more remote roads, and putting pressure on Council to keep these maintained. Additionally, in more developed farming areas, visitor accommodation on farms may simply upset the neighbourhood. In more remote areas, there may be an impact on the unique landscape values the areas are valued for. The resource consents process enables all of these factors to be considered, along with any other unique features of your proposed visitor accommodation experience that might have an effect on our rural amenity and environments. Some smaller scaled visitor accommodation, or homestay activities, might be permitted depending on the specific rules of the Council, so it always pays to check with the district plan before embarking on a new farm diversification plan involving farm stays, home stays or visitor accommodation on your farm. Supplementing your farming income by diversifying to provide visitor accommodation is a great way to avoid having all your eggs in one basket. But to avoid the headache and red tape of the district plan and resource consenting requirements it pays to check if you’re allowed to establish a new visitor accommodation activity on your farm.
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• Darfield: 25 Piako Drive
Top: Harry in prize winning action, Chamonix, Saturday, January 25th. Above: the win definitely gets the thumbs-up from local, Mt Olympus skier, Harry Cookson - competing on the world stage.
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Congratulations are definitely justified following the result gained in last weekend’s Junior Freeride Skiing Championship in Chamonix (France) by local skier Harry Cookson. Cookson The News covered his previous weekend’s podium finish in Les Arcs with a third placing and on Saturday the sixteen year old topped this by coming in at first place against skiers from around the world. In typical New Zealand laidback style Harry commented: “Super happy to take the top spot in my last comp here in Chamonix! Was a bit loose, but stoked to keep on my feet on the variable snow!” Harry reiterated his thanks to sponsors amongst which are local business Gnomes Alpine Sports and the Malvern Lions Club. The next step could well be the Junior World Championships - who knows, but Harry is certainly on the right track toward them.
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Chairperson Malvern Cancer Support Group (MCSG), Elaine Guy (second left), accepts a cheque for $2,800.00 from a representative of Malvern Country Fete organisers, Carolyne Jones, and also a cheque for $200 from Pauline Pearce, Treasurer of Darfield Rural Women, with the $300 the Support Group also raised it gave them a healthy total of $3,300. L to R: Pauline Pearce (Treasurer Darfield Rural Women), Elaine Guy (Chairperson MCSG), Judy Blair (member MCSG), Carolyne Jones (representing Fete organisers), Trish Kerr (Treasurer MCSG). When the Malvern Country Fete took place on November, 3rd 2019 at the Recreation Centre in Darfield it was raising necessary funds for a very worthwhile cause. The intended recipient was the Malvern Cancer Support Group and recently a representative of this group gratefully accepted donations from both the event organisers and Darfield Rural Women.
Darfield Rural Women are an active group who help behind the scenes at many local event Their six weekly meetings at Darfield Library would welcome new members (of any age). The Group organised a sausage sizzle at the Fete and in spite of extremely hot conditions succeeded in making a healthy profit to contribute to the Malvern Cancer Support Group. Meanwhile members of the Support Group held their own fundraising, providing and serving refreshments. This venture raised almost $300, which when combined made a very healthy fundraising total of $3,300 for the day. The event’s organisers, Pip Deans, Deans Pam Duncan and Carolyne Jones gratefully acknowledge the support of Malvern Community Board, Councillor Bob Mugford, Mugford loans
of vintage cars, the Darfield Fire Brigade vintage fire engine, and the donation of generous raffle prizes by stall holders. The first raffle prize, a balloon ride, (donated by Ballooning Canterbury) was won by local businesswoman Natalie Mannering. Mannering
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Jorja Dann, Caitlin Rayne, Brittany Fowler, Lucy Cochrane, Charlotte Thomas and Fabriana Mcquarrie, members of the winning Canterbury New Zealand Pony Club Association Dressage team. Canterbury had an incredibly successful weekend in Waimate at the New Zealand Pony Club Association National Dressage Championships which were held
on January 18th - 19th for the South Island areas. The North Island part of this competition took place on January 11th 12th at the National Equestrian Centre in Taupo. This is an annual event which sees the top riders in each area compete for an overall trophy. The same judges adjudicate at both competitions making sure there is an even playing field for riders. Teams comprising of a maximum of six riders, ride two championship tests each which count toward the team score. Canterbury took out first place when competing against ten other area teams from all over New Zealand. The team, consisting of junior riders (under fourteen years old) Fabriana Mcquarrie and Jorja Dann, Dann placed in both their classes, earning the national
top junior combination award. Local rider Caitlin Rayne riding in the intermediate section (under eighteen years old), along with team mate, Darfield High School student Charlotte Thomas were thrilled to take out the top national intermediate combination. To top this off Charlotte went on to win the highest performing intermediate rider in New Zealand. Senior riders, (under 24 years old) Lucy Cochrane and Brittany Fowler, Fowler were also successful with Lucy earning an accolade as the highest placed senior rider in New Zealand, while the pair won the senior combination prize. “Many thanks must go to our wonderful coach Jenny Scotter and manager Becci Thomas for their support throughout the competition,” intermediate rider Caitlin Rayne said in conclusion.
On Saturday, January 25th the Hororata Fire brigade held a community barbeque. This annual event allows the Hororata Brigade an opportunity to invite the community along to relax, have a picnic and let the children have fun. “We had about 40 - 50 children attend on the day,” reported Bruce Sayer, Senior Station Officer at the Hororata Fire Brigade. “We had a great time and the community supported us well.” Above: Xavier Loos enjoying the water slide.
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While it looks slightly chaotic, it is in fact the arrival of golfers at the Hororata Golf Club for their interclub competition. The Club hosted 96 women players from sixteen Canterbury Clubs to compete in the event. There was much praise for the Club’s greenkeeper Andrew, and his helpers, who had presented the Course in great condition, albeit dry, so providing plenty of run, it was reported. The lovely selection of food provided by the on-course Willows Café was also much enjoyed.
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Cooper Wightman (12) 1500m Selwyn 10-14 yr olds achieved • Neihana Mata’afa (12) Discus • Emma Grenfell (10) medals in the following: 1200m Walking Race Gold: • Molly O’Reilly (12) • Sophie Mercer (12) 100m 1200m Walking Race • Jody McCarthyMcCarthy-Dempsey (12) • Kirsty McCarthyMcCarthy-Dempsey (14) High Jump & 80m Hurdles 2000m Walking Race. •
Lachlan Beresford giving his all in the high jump competition at the Colgate Games.
Silver: • Charlotte Mercer (14) 400m • Keira O’Reilly (10) 200m & 100m • Meg Edwards (12) Hurdles & High Jump • Ethan Duke Norris (10) High Jump • Neihana Mata’afa (12) Shot Put • Kirsty McCarthyMcCarthy-Dempsey (14) Shot Put & Discus • 12 yr mixed medley team: Cooper Wightman 800m, Jody McCarthyMcCarthy-Dempsey 400m, Molly O’Reilly 100m, Thomas Brooks 100m & Sophie Mercer 200m • 12 yr girls 4 x 100m relay: Sophie Mercer, Mercer Hannah Hoare, Hoare Jody McCarthy Dempsey & Meg Edwards • 12 yr boys 4 x 100m relay: Neihana Mata’afa, Mata’afa Jerome Bedford, Bedford Thomas & George Brooks. Brooks Bronze: • Keira O’Reilly (10) High Jump • Jody McCarthyMcCarthy-Dempsey (12) Shot Put • Thomas Brooks (12) Hurdles • Jerome Bedford (12) Long Jump • Charlotte Mercer (14) 800m • Sophie Mercer (12) 200m.
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Full Service from start to finish! Selwyn Athletics Club member Breanna Beresford competed in the Colgate Games junior, eight year old girls’ division gaining outstanding results. Firsts in 100 metre sprint, long jump, shot put (with a PB of 5.85 metres) and 4 x 100 metre relay (with team mates Elodie Wrightman, Hayley Hoare, and Ezra Tapuvae). A second in the 60 metre and third in discus. Above Breanna competing in the relay.
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Christmas brought with it extra excitement for Wellington rider Jaimie Mulholland who has been accepted into Canterbury’s Dressage Academy. The Canterbury Dressage Academy is based at Grange Road, Burnham and has a focus on ensuring talented young kiwi dressage riders have every opportunity to make it to the top. Academy chair Tony Herstell said he and his team are committed to pairing top horses with talented riders and producing riders and trainers of tomorrow. “We are pleased to have filled our student quota for the 2019-2020 season with the addition of our latest talented student Jamie set to join us in February 2020,” Tony said. He extended a huge thanks to all who had applied to the Academy and particularly those who had visited the establishment for assessment and wished them all every success in their future careers. The list of current students and horses are: Rider: Abigail Smithies Horse: Wynter.
Owner: Tony Herstell and Brugs Nicholls (Brugs has trained and competed three horses to Grand Prix level which is the highest international dressage competition. She represented Great Britain for five years at both young and senior rider levels.) Abigail is from nearby Lincoln. She is the eldest of twelve children and runs her own business training and selling horses on behalf. She has spent the last few years riding green horses and is excited to take her riding to the next level and get out of her ‘green horse rut’ through the Academy. Rider: Jaimie Mulholland Horse: Lizzy Owner: Trudy Guy. Jaimie is from Ohariu Valley in Wellington. She has already enjoyed much success in equestrian circles and has high hopes for the future. Jaime will be attending university while at the Academy. Rider: Lily BarrettBarrett-Power* Power Horse: Hells Bells*. Owner: Tony Herstell and Brugs Nicholls *Special Arrangement Lily has been training with
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Brugs since she was fourteen and has been a fixture at the stables for years. Thanks to that training, she has been able to set up her own business training horses while also attending Canterbury University. Her commitment and talent has seen her take the ride on Tony’s horse Hells Bells and she is currently training him towards Grand Prix under Brugs’ watchful eye. “T h e Ac ad e my r e m a in s committed to removing the financial barriers for students and provides the horse and the training for free; without our supporters the Academy would not exist,” Tony explained. “The Academy is fortunate to have one other horse available for the 2020-2021 season. ‘Funny’ will be matched with a talented student in 2020. “The Academy is hugely appreciative of those who have loaned horses to students including Trudy Guy who was the first person to loan the academy a top-quality horse in ‘Lizzy’. For Tony it reinforces they are on the right track. “It shows the trust Trudy has in our training methods and the quality of the students we select,” he said. The Academy is running fundraising activities in 2020 and welcomes everyone to their events including clinics with British Olympian Vicky Thompson Winfield who is scheduled to visit in late 2020. Bookings are already being taken for the clinics which will be run by Vicky and Brugs.
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L to R: Grace Allan, Jess Galletly, Alex McGregor, Caitlin Knowles competed in the Snr Contemporary section. All girls received a gold award and Alex McGregor received a gold award with second place. Performance students from TM Dance World have kept busy over the school holidays being involved in the Showcase National Dance Championships held in Christchurch. The Showcase finals have been held on the Australian Gold Coast for the past twenty five years. The competition has grown so popular and large that for the first time ever Peter Oxford extended the Showcase finals to Christchurch and Perth, as well. Our studio had thirty five dancers from junior, intermediate and senior performance teams attend the competition.
We performed eight team items altogether across Jazz, Lyrical and Contemporary sections. Our teams danced so well, all came away with Gold Awards, plus a first place for both Junior teams; Jazz and Lyrical. Third places were gained by the Intermediate Contemporary team and Senior Lyrical, while the Intermediate and Senior Jazz teams received fourth and fifth respectively. Four of our team items then went on to make it to the finals’ event ‘Battle of the Stars’. This also meant these items all qualified to dance in the World Dance competition to be held in
Rubie Leech and Brianna Riddle - ‘Hold the Drama’ Jazz duo who received a high gold and second place. The girls also performed this duo at Battle of the Stars on finals’ night.
Rome this year! Two of our junior students Rubie Leech and Brianna Riddle also had their Jazz duo item ‘Hold the Drama’ selected to perform as well. These girls had placed second with a high gold in the Junior duo section to obtain this selection. After an amazing night of dancing, at a very elite standard, our Battle of the Stars results saw the Junior teams place second and third, and the Intermediate contemporary team place second. We couldn't have come away any prouder of our dancers, they all rose to the occasion and danced their hearts out! Throughout the competition we also had dancers perform solo, duo or trio acts. We had very good results across the board here too! We were excited to hear we also had a dancer in each of the top ten overalls for each age category too. 7th: Isabella O'Reilly Petite Section 10th: Alyssa Collings Junior section 9th: Alex McGregor Senior Section. Congratulations to all the team at TM, dancers, parents, teachers and choreographers! Our dancers loved their experience at Showcase, they are all taking a well earned break before our classes start back in two weeks. Tara McKeown,
Director at TM Dance World Studios.
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After losing yet another toss Darfield Captain Michael McCaughan could have been forgiven for thinking he would spend the first half of the day sweltering under the hot sun. But with 30 degrees forecast the Lincoln captain fancied his team’s chances of chasing, so asked the hosts to bat first. Zak Foulkes was caught down
the leg side by the wicket keeper from a faint edge as he attempted to glide a ball to fine leg with the team score at sixteen. This brought Jesse Frew (60) to the crease which in turn initiated Darfield’s best partnership of the innings as Frew and Nick Jenkins (37) watchfully guided Darfield to 125. Jenkins was disciplined and patient while Frew punished
Ryan Hughes & Michael McCaughan.
Jackson Pauling.
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anything loose. As both batsmen were well set the game turned around as Jenkins was out caught and Frew fell soon after to a direct hit while attempting a sneaky single. But before the wheels started to wobble Tim Boyle (40) and Ryan Hughes (30) kept the score moving further away from Lincoln’s grasp. Clever batting from the tail especially Liam Foulkes (14 from 13 balls) and Jackson Pauling (7 from 7 balls) meant Darfield posted a respectable 234/9 from their allocated 45 overs. The 26 wides gifted were also gratefully received. Lincoln’s chase started poorly as Liam and Zak Foulkes snared early wickets, but the visitors maintained their run rate as Darfield’s bowlers provided a boundary ball per over. Ryan Hughes in particular stuck to the plan of bowling full and straight. He may not have taken a wicket but he only conceded twenty runs from his five overs. The Lincoln batters were certainly getting value for money when they hit over the infield and at 146/4 the game was finely balanced. Lincoln’s Joe Williams anchored the chase with 74 runs but Jesse Frew had other ideas. Frew’s 5/22 from seven overs essentially wrapped up the game as Lincoln lost wickets at 147, 150, 164, 169 and 173 to be bowled out for 176 in the 37th over. With three wins from their last five games Darfield have moved further up the points table. Still a long way from the top, but far enough from the bottom that they now have reason to smile. Darfield play Southbrook at Southbrook Domain, Rangiora on Saturday, February 1st. Shannon McAleer,
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The Men’s Malvern Fours (Cogswell Cup) was held at Darfield on Sunday, January 19th. Eight teams participated, five from West Melton, three from Darfield and one from Oxford. This was largely unfortunately due to a clash of dates with a prestigious tournament in Christchurch which some of our bowlers were invited to. Also, as a
trial this year, women were excluded. Sunday, turned out to be a rather warm day but some excellent bowls and close competition was seen throughout. Eventual winners were, Ken Sharplin, Sharplin Derrol Fitzgibbon, Fitzgibbon Ron McNicholl, McNicholl skipped by Mike Leigh. Leigh Runners up were Jeff Mugford, Mugford Paul Williams, Williams Graham Rowe (Darfield), skipped by Bob
Malvern Women’s Singles Winners 2020. L to R: Gretta Leigh (first), Elva Glassey (second), Hazel Littlejohn (third), Yvonne Boulton (fourth).
Winners of the Malvern Fours Championship (Cogswell Cup), L to R: Ron McNichol, Derrol Fitzgibbon, Ken Sharplin, Mike Leigh. West Melton Bowling Club All pre-Christmas Centre, Malvern and Club competitions were completed with some good results being achieved by West Melton teams. Congratulations to Paul Williams and Andy Weber who qualified for the final of the Bowls Canterbury Under 5’s, Division 1, Pairs Competition and went on to defeat a team from Hornby to win that event. Also Paul and Andy combined with Roye Daniels to win the final of the Bowls Canterbury Under 5’s Triples. This was a very good effort from our junior bowlers who are becoming very competitive. The Bowls Canterbury Woman’s Rowntree Cup Final was played on the Centre’s green on January 15th. Congratulations to Barbara Herrick, Herrick Joan McGinnes, udy Payne and Ana McGinnes Judy Gooch who defeated a team from Kaiapoi Riverside 19 - 12 to win the Rowntree Cup competition. All three Club Championships that were scheduled before Christmas were completed.
Competitions in the New Year for West Melton Bowlers include Centre Men’s 8’s and Under Fives 4’s, Interclub Under 5’s Triples, Men’s Club Pairs, Men’s and Women’s Club Singles and Saturday afternoon Super Pairs. John Pearce, Pearce a valued and
Shorter. Shorter Third placing went to, Andy Weber, Weber Ross Sadler and Alan Sadler, Sadler skipped by Bob Burnett. Burnett Saturday, January 25th the Women’s Single’s Championship was held at the Kirwee Green. The morning conditions proved very pleasant, however the last two games in the afternoon were very trying for the players and markers due to the extreme heat. Temperatures rose to such a level that consideration was given to halt the event until the temperature died down. There were some close games throughout the day which were all played in good spirit. It was lovely to see the Patron Dave Knight and two Life Members Peggie Jenkins who sponsored the event and Helen Pearce in attendance the whole day. The eventual winner being the only one with four wins Gretta Leigh from West Melton, runnerup Elva Glassey, Glassey Kirwee (a previous winner), third Hazel Littlejohn, Littlejohn Darfield and a very close fourth Yvonne Boulton from Kirwee. Wendy Clucas,
Secretary Malvern Sub--Centre Bowls. Sub dedicated member of our Club passed away recently. John was a Founding Member and also a Life Member. He will be missed. Social Bowls will start in midFebruary.
Peter Bickley, West Melton Bowling Club.
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Pre-season training has commenced for all senior players every Monday 6:30pm at the Club. Kids Rippa Rugby
will start on Friday 31st January - 6pm, all ages welcome. The Club faciliPes will be open and we welcome all of the Kirwee community to come down and join us. Please contact Club Captain: Toby Messerer 021 151 0963. Advert sponsored by Joe Brankin, Mike Pero Real Estate
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2020 TRIALS ALL TRIALS ARE TO BE HELD AT
WEST MELTON COMMUNITY CENTRE For age groups required to attend trials, please register online at least 48 hours prior to your trial time at - www.sporty.co.nz/westmeltonnetball, ensuring you select the correct age group & skill level.
YEAR 5 & 6 (Skills Assessment) YEAR 7 & 8 SENIOR - YEAR 9 & ABOVE • 1st Trial • 2nd Trial
Sunday 16th Feb, 9am - 11am Sunday 16th Feb, 11am - 1pm Sunday 16th Feb, 2pm - 4pm Thur 20th Feb, 5:30pm - 7:30pm
SENIOR PLAYERS ARE TO ATTEND BOTH TRIALS! A trial fee for all senior players of $40 must be paid prior to the trials and can be paid via internet banking. The $40 trial fee is non-refundable but becomes part of a player’s 2020 subs. Masters & Social players - no trials but please register your interest online by the 29th February 2020. Years 1, 2, 3 & 4 - no trials but please register your interest online by the 30th March 2020 so we can allocate and register teams. Any queries to Hannah Helm - email: westmeltonnetball@gmail.com
SPORT RESULTS
SPORT RESULTS
Club Training Day, January 25th 2020
Winners of the Men’s Club Championship Fours. L to R: Kevin Harris, Dennis Herrick, Derrol Fitzgibbon, Bob Burnett.
After a two week break - while Club members competed at the NRANZ Nationals - shooting resumed on the Club’s range. A hot afternoon greeted shooters on the Malvern Range, with a fishtailing wind blowing down the range from targets to the 300 yard mound. Some shooters coped better in the wind than others. In his first round John Snowden chose not to count his two 5's sighters going on to score two V bulls with his final counting shots. Good decision John. TRA
Women’s Rowntree Cup winners L to R: Judy Payne, Joan McGinnes, Barbara Herrick, Ana Gooch.
Chris Kershaw Allan White Richard Rowlands John Snowden Tim Webb Charlotte Flanagan TRB Charlie Ledbrook Mike Chui FTR Mark Alexander 303 Andrew Orr
300 x 10
300 x 10
300 x 10
TOTAL
49.004 49.000 44.003 50.005 49.003 49.003
48.003 48.003 49.001 49.005 49.003 47.005
50.005 47.002 46.002
147.012 144.005 139.006 99.010 98.006 96.008
42.000 46.002
46.004 42.000
51.002
54.000
35.000
34.001
88.004 88.002 56.002
161.004 69.001
Friday 31st January 2020 SPORT RESULTS
Results 24th & 25th January 2020 MATCH OF THE DAY: Greendale Golf Club Large Cup Tournament 1st: C Banks, D Gibbs & M Dewar 2nd: J Johnson, T Booker & S Booker 3rd: J Morten, K Hicks & P Pearce 4th: A Youngman, P Youngman & C Davidson
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JUNIOR REGISTRATIONS 2020 SUNDAY 2ND FEBRUARY - 2PM AT THE DARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL TURF
Come along & a have a hit - Sticks & balls provided! Results 21st January 2020 MATCH OF THE DAY: Cross Country Golf 6 Holes Ladies: 1st: N Muir 29 Ladies 2nd: R Lynton 35 3rd: K Groters 39 4th: M Morten 40 5th: J Whitaker 41 Men: 1st: E Woodward 29 Men 2nd: M Wills 29 3rd: K Kipler 31 4th: R Frampton 31 5th: I Palmer 33 Results 24th January 2020 MATCH OF THE DAY: Twilight Stableford Men: Men 1st: A Hogg 29 2nd: N Penney 29 3rd: 28 4th: G Oakley 25 3rd A Inch 5th: M Wills 23 6th: 22 6th R Inch Ladies: Ladies 1st: J McLeod 26 2nd: J Wilson 23 3rd: A Harliwich 20 4th: P Pearce 20 Closest to the Pins: Pins #6: A Inch #11: M Abbott #14: A Inch Straightest Drive: Drive P Pearce Results 25th January 2020 MATCH OF THE DAY: Stableford Best Gross: 67 Gross D Brettkelly 1st: G Robertson 45 2nd=: 40 2nd= P Fletcher, W Sompson 3rd=: 3rd= S Edwards, G Chambers, R Frampton, D Brettkelly 39 4th=: N Muir, P Hicks, J Halkett 38 Closest to the Pins: Pins #2in2: P Fletcher #6: J Perkins #11: D Brettkely #14: J Perkins #17: G Deans Results 26th January 2020 MATCH OF THE DAY: Parent & Child Best Gross: Gross S Edwards & T Edwards 81 Parent & Child: Child 1st: B Inch & A Inch Nett 67 Parent & Child (Non Handicap): 1st: S Oliver & D Oliver Nett 76 2nd: W Smith & J Smith Grandparent & Child: Child 1st: M Edwards & M Edwards
Online Registrations open now also on: www.sporty.co.nz/malvernhockey
AUDITIONS 22nd & 23rd February 2020 At the Kirwee Community Hall (Show Dates: 7th - 15th August 2020) Please email kirweeplayersauditions@gmail.com for an Audition Pack and to book your space
Train with the experts You never know when you may need to help in an accident or medical emergency. Gain knowledge and confidence to provide effec1ve first aid.
First Aid Level One - 15th February 2020 8:30am - 5:00pm St John premises, 4 Bray St, Darfield Contact Ross Meder to register, for more info or to book your next St John First Aid Training course in Darfield Email: ross.meder@stjohn.org.nz Ph: 03 318 8712 (leave a message) or Mob: 0274 826 243
‘Kirwee Players’
Enrol Now For 2020! Classes available in Darfield PrePre-school to advanced classes
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(If your child has previous dance experience please contact us to discuss a suitable class) • 4yrs Tiny Tots • 5yrs Shining Stars • 6-8yrs Beginners Jazz • 6-8yrs Beginners Tap • 5-9yrs Beginners Hip Hop • 7-8yrs Beginners Contemporary • 11+ Rising Star Jazz & Contemporary • Adults Booty Barre Classes Available
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COURTENAY A&P ASSN
THE MALVERN A & P ASSN.
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Entries are now open for the Malvern A&P Show
Paddock of Perennial Ryegrass Competition Results
Saturday 28th March 2020 Please enter online at www.showdayonline.com or email the secretary for a schedule, malvernshow@gmail.com Entries close Friday 28th February 2020.
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• 1 Redmond Ag nd • 2 Cam Adams rd • 3 Tony Redmond Judged by Murray Kelly, PGG Wrightson Thanks to our sponsors: Barenburg Agriseeds, PGG Wrightson & Farmlands
Applications are now being accepted for this annual memorial fund of up to $2,000. Applicants need to be studying in health or a health related field and are, or have recently been, a resident of the Malvern area.
Replies to be back to Mary Roberts by 28th February 2020. Phone 318 1255.
INC
REGIONAL DIPLOMA IN AGRICULTURE NIGHT CLASSES Thursday 13th February to Thursday 19th March 5 a-side netball rules Mixed teams of 5 players (up to 2 males) • Played at Darfield • $175per team - Payment due on 13 Feb • Register by 1st February 2020 • by sending team name, captain and contact details to: summernetball @malvernnetball.co.nz •
Darfield High School Rural College, in conjunction with Lincoln University, is offering subjects from the Regional Diploma in Agriculture as night classes in 2020.
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You can complete the Diploma in two years, or select individual subjects for a Certificate of Proficiency.
Semester One starts on Monday 17 February.
2020 ENROLMENTS OPEN Piano, keyboard, vocals, violin/viola, cello, recorder, clarinet/saxophone, flute, guitar, community ukulele group, drums, music theory & composition. Contact Lynn Meder 03 318 8712 admin@malvernschoolofmusic.kiwi.nz
PAPERS OFFERED ARE: MGMT 024R Farm Management A & SOSC 021R Soils. Classes are held on Mondays & Thursdays, from 7pm - 9pm. For some students, this course may be eligible for Fees Free in 2020!
For further information, contact Rex Smith 03 318 8411 or 03 318 8548 (after hours) or rs@darfield.school.nz
Valentine’s Day Feature 31st Jan
6pm
KRFC - Kids Rippa Rugby starts today
Kirwee Rugby Club
31Jan-27Feb
Colour Comes Together Art ExhibiPon
Te Huanui Gallery, Darfield
1st Feb
Twilight Netball RegistraPons Close today
2nd Feb
1pm
Gunyah Garden Party
Gunyah Country Estate
2nd Feb
2pm
Malvern Hockey - Junior RegistraPons 2020
Darfield High School Turf
3rd Feb
10am
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3rd Feb
10am
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3rd Feb
11am
Ukulele Beginners Session
Darfield Library
5th Feb
7pm
SalPre Concert
Hororata Hall
6th Feb
10am
Malvern Annual Family Fun Day
Darfield Rec Centre
6th Feb
3pm
Bowls for the Brigade - Kirwee Fire Brigade Fundraiser
Kirwee Bowling Club
9th Feb
Russell’s Flat BBQ - Save the date!
13Feb-19Mar 15th Feb
Twilight Netball 8:30am
St John Darfield - First Aid Level 1 Training
4 Bray Street, Darfield
16th Feb
West Melton Netball 2020 Trials
West Melton Com. Centre
17th Feb
DHS & Lincoln Uni Diploma Ag Night Classes begin
20th Feb
5:30pm
22nd-23rd Feb 26th Feb
1pm
West Melton Netball - 2nd Senior Trial
West Melton Com. Centre
Kirwee Players - West Side Story AudiPons
Kirwee Community Hall
ROLLESTON NEWS ADVERTISING DEADLINE For 4th March Issue
28th Feb
Malvern A&P Show Giant Pumpkin entries close
28th Feb
Malvern A&P Show Entries close today
28th Feb
Janice Collier Memorial Fund ApplicaPons close today
23rd Mar
6pm
PosiPve Pilates - Open Monday Mat Classes (3 weeks)
Darfield Physio
26th Mar
9:30am
PosiPve Pilates - Open Wed Mat Classes (3 weeks)
Darfield Physio
Malvern A&P Show today
Sheffield Domain
28th Mar
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The Hororata Community Trust invites you to an evening of Celtic music & comedy with Scottish duo: ‘Saltire’
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WEDNESDAY 5TH FEBRUARY 2020
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UNDER PIVOT TRIMMING! Phone Chris O’Donnell 027 210 2532 | 03 318 8479 Email: ruralgorsehedge@gmail.com
Roof painting, stopping & wallpapering, gib fixing, weather board, barges & fascia repairs. References available.
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Finance Manager Rural Building Solutions Ltd is a successful and award winning dairy shed design and construction company with an office based in Darfield. An exciting opportunity is available for an experienced Finance Manager to join our successful team. This role works closely with the Managing Director, Construction Manager and office team to ensure the smooth running of the business. We are seeking someone who has the following: • At least 5 years of experience in a finance or senior accounts administration role • Good financial reporting knowledge with the ability to meet deadlines • Integral knowledge of accounting and administration systems and processes • Excellent communication skills as you will be working with staff, customers and suppliers • Be highly competent in Excel • Knowledge of Plusfactor or construction industry software would be an advantage • Human Resource experience would also be an advantage • Team player to join a positive and dynamic working environment.
ROOM TO RENT SIN GLE lockable rooms in Darfield Hostel. Internet, sky TV. $180pw. Please phone 027 479 1431 or 318 3660. WANTED
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The position would suit someone seeking flexible working conditions with hours to suit (24 hours per week). Remuneration commensurate upon experience. For further information about this role please contact office@ruralbuilding.co.nz (All applications will be treated in the strictest confidence).
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• Mirrors • Catdoors • Splash Backs • Retro Fit
GRINDING
Double Glazing • Insurance Repairs
027 222 1632
www.malvernglass.co.nz
Ph 03 318 4128
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House & Roof Pre--Paint Wash Pre
WINDOW CLEANING
Hydro Drain Cleaning Cleans most surfaces: fences, paths, brick, block, wood, concrete & machinery.
COUNTRY TOUCH SERVICES
TRADES
Moss Treating: roofs, footpaths & driveways.
TRADES
Licenced Builder
Free Quotes. Ph Mike Richards 03 318 8380 or 021 179 0584
Your very own LOCAL, reliable & experienced
TRADES
Phil Marsh Ph 318 4131 Mob 027 357 3696
Heat pump supply, installation, servicing & maintenance
WINDOW CLEANER Satisfaction Guaranteed! Phone or text Wilf Lock on 022 044 0654 or 03 347 8226 (A/H)
General household & business electrical work.
WINDOW CLEANING SERVICES
Andrew Love
■ Extensions
Give Nigel a call now for your no obligation free quote
Contract Window Cleaning
■ Renovations
Ph: 021 387 750
■ New Builds
DAIKIN • MITSUBISHI • HITACHI
Your LOCAL & reliable tradesman
■ Kitchen & Bathrooms
Commercial ResidenPal Free Quotes E: torque_roll@hotmail.com
M: 021 818 816 WINDOW TINTING
TINTTINT-A-WINDOW Solar Protective films. Fade UV block. Heat Glare control. Privacy. Safety/ Security. Frosted films. Free online quotes. info@tintawindow.co.nz www.tintawindow.co.nz Ph 0800 368 468.
LOGFIRE INSTALLATIONS Showerdomes Tiling Adrian’s Building Services (03) 324-3125 Locally based, NZ Home Hea1ng Installer 10+ years
All aspects of concreting & all types of finishing DECORATIVE STAMPED COLOURED EXPOSED Dale Mayberry Ph: 021 222 2833
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
NEW kitchens, wardrobes, laundries or what ever you need! Remodelled or just new doors. Good advice, good price. Ring Lex 03 349 0150 or 027 439 3926. PORTABLE sawmill for all your timber requirements and macrocarpa sales. Please phone Graeme Knowles on 021 613 229. UPHOLSTERER - Recover lounge suites, dining chairs, squabs etc. Free quotes. Based in Weedons. Please phone 03 980 4979.
Tiler & Registered Water Proofer Look me up on www.mytradesman.co.nz
or phone 03 318 1973 or 027 421 1637 e: bowentiling@gmail.com
COMPUTER Maintenance Renovations & new builds Pump servicing and installation Water filter installation Water pump hire Supply and installation of septic tank systems • Gas and wood fire installation • IQP in backflow prevention • Teatsprayer servicing • • • • • •
0800 752 400
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COMPUTER
SuperComputer DARFIELD BASED
Sales and Service of new and used machines. Networking, Virus protection, Backup Re-loading and Restoring of Windows. Plain old fashioned Help & Assistance!
“When everything seems to be going Mark Jones against you, remember that the 03 318-1956 airplane takes off against the wind, 027 210 4242 not with it.” - Henry Ford 0800 427 427 www.supercomputer.co.nz
mark@supercomputer.co.nz
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Daily On Site Sales & Servicing
Darfield based with over 38 years of local knowledge and experience
Authorised Service Agent for Most Brands since 1996! • Ovens Machines • Cooktops • Dryers • Washing Machine • Dishwashers Hire from $8 p.w. • Washing
Septic Tank Cleaning Jetting Unit for blocked drains Camera Investigations | Port-a-loo hire
Reg. Service Technician
Office 318 8609 | 0274 338 693 | admin@leechdrainage.co.nz
Selwyn Electrical Ltd Your Local Registered Electrician
ROB KELLOCK 318 1676 or 021 184 2448 Call Danie 021 875 462 03 980 2865 / 03 344 5744 www.spouting2u.co.nz
david wilkinson registered electrician phone 03 318 1231 fax email
03 318 1235 sales@electricalcontractors.co.nz
po box 26 kirwee
we’ll be there when you need us. guaranteed. on time guaranteed or your first hour is free! conditions apply.
021 732 331
Early one morning, a Mother went to wake up her son…. “Wake up, son, it's time to go to school.”
New Builds | Renovations |Heat Pumps Solar Power | LED Lighting Electrical Vehicle Charging | Servicing
“But why, Mum? I don't want to go!” “Give me two reasons why you don't want to go.” • 25 years experience Phone David Barnhill • Local qualified builder 027 618 2345 • All types of work or undertaken including additions, a/h 317 9144 alterations, new houses, sheds etc
RURAL PLUMBING SERVICES LTD Simon O’Connell • Certifying Plumber M: 021 048 4799 • H: 03 317 9174 E: simon@rpsltd.co.nz CONTACT MANDY JOHNSTON (MRS J)
Darfield based, working Canterbury wide.
03 318 1552 027 337 8819
All Maintenance, Hot Water Cylinders, Log burners, Spouting, Rainwater Harvest, Wetbacks, Pumps, Alterations (new and existing)
1362 Courtenay Road, Kirwee (please note new address) www.kipmcgrath.co.nz/darfield or find Kip McGrath Darfield on Facebook
“Well, the kids hate me for one, and the teachers hate me, too!” “Oh, that's no reason not to go to school, come on now and get ready.” “Give me two reasons why I should go to school.” “Well, for one, you're 52 years old, and for another, you're the Principal!”