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Mother’s Day Feature (Page 4) 2019 Wearable Arts
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Spanish Exchange
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Selwyn’s Relay For Life
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The Synchro Club ‘Small Strokes’ began with two swimmers having fun and ‘playing’ with ideas and little shows in a small, shallow pool at Weedons, Selwyn. Four years later, they had four swimmers (enough for a small team) and began to compete at South Island Championships. Synchronised Swimming is a difficult, technical sport and the girls were very young (seven and eight years old). After outgrowing the original pool they then moved to a deeper, bigger one and the Club started to gain more swimmers and do well at competitions. Small Strokes now have twenty five swimmers, four coaches and four judges, of which they are very proud. In 2018 the Club had two Selwyn girls selected for the New Zealand High Performance Squad - Alessandra Ward and Tia Betteridge. Betteridge They worked extremely hard (seven hours per day), every holidays, in New Zealand Camps, as well as their
normal Club practices and both made the travelling team to Singapore and Malaysia in 2018. Ten swimmers, from all over the country, were chosen to travel with this team, and in Singapore they achieved fourth placing. The team then went on to Malaysia to the 2018 Open Asian Championships and won Gold Medals. “We are very pleased this year to have five girls selected in the NZ High Performance Squads: Tia Betteridge, Kaitlyn Allison (from Selwyn) and Daisy Sellier and Hannah Shatford from Christchurch, are in the Pikopiko Development Squad (11-15 years) and Selwyn’s Alessandra Ward, in the Koru Squad (15-19 years). Alessandra is our most senior swimmer, and one of the original founding members. This year she has been training with the Aquaferns - our Open New Zealand competitors. Later this year, New Zealand selectors will choose nine swimmers from the two squads to compete in the
Tia Betteridge and Alessandra Ward in Malaysia when they won their gold Medals. World Championships in Korea in July. As Head Coach of the Club, we could not be prouder of the way these girls have worked to achieve the level that they have
in a short period of time. I would like to wish them all good luck.
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On Saturday, April 6th, the Selwyn Launch Group hosted a ‘Mad Hatters Disco’ for young Adults with Disabilities, at the Rolleston Community Centre. It was reported to be a fun night and enjoyed by all who attended. An information evening is planned to be held in August. The event will be advertised nearer the time. In the meantime any families living in Selwyn who are interested are more than welcome to contact me via www.selwynlaunchgroup.org.nz
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Left event organiser Malcolm MacGibbon with Selwyn Mayor, Sam Broughton, taking a quick tour around the Darfield Recreation Centre car park in Malcolm’s 1914 Renault, which had been loaned to Graeme and Deborah Willis for their first outing in a veteran. The Dutton Garage Anzac Day Malvern Run saw a huge contingent of amazing vehicles tour the roadways of Malvern after gathering for a viewing at the Darfield Recreation Reserve carpark. Numerous locals turned out to see the cars, many of which are extremely rare, very valuable, and were all in outstanding condition. Unfortunately one or two vehicles enjoyed their car-park experience so much they were reluctant to leave, but other than that everyone set off around Darfield streets, much to the delight of those watching from windows and driveways. “My old Jaguar decided that it didn’t want to do the run; so the fuel pump went on the blink in
the car park, which was very considerate of it,” laughed local event organiser Malcolm MacGibbon. MacGibbon “Other than a couple of punctures and minor mechanical adjustments along the way, everyone managed to complete the run,” Malcolm added. A highlight for Malcolm was to be accompanied by Selwyn Mayor Sam Broughton at the start of the event. “I was able to share the delights of my very old Renault with him and when he said he would like to do the run with his family next year, a car has been arranged,” Malcolm said. “Other highlights were to have 25 cars over one hundred years old and a goodly number of
Rugged up against the cold were front L to R: Kerry Clements (Ohoka), Murray Young (Rolleston), Back (obscured) Teresa Clements (Ohoka) & Sue Young (Rolleston) in Kerry’s 1924 Austin.
Darfield people along to see them all. It was also great to see a Model T Ford attend that has been in the district under the same family ownership all its life,” Malcolm enthused. “It was also nice to get so many texts and emails after the event, from people who participated, thanking everyone involved for such a good day and how they would definitely be back next year. I guess I will have to do at least one more,” he concluded with a smile.
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The biennial Oxford Wearable Arts competition has long held a firm spot on the creative calendar and moving forward with a name and venue change to better reflect its wide appeal, this will continue.
Above: Harnna Rodgers from Oxford Area School with ‘Space Girl’.
Above: The white polystyrene dress was designed by Antoinette Hemstra (model), Erin McKay and Ashleigh Ferguson - all students at Lincoln High School. The dress won the Student Supreme Trophy. The 2017 Supreme Adult Trophy winner was Kirwee’s Joanne Smith with ‘Coming Up Roses’.
Now under the title of North Canterbury Wearable Arts this sixth event will take place at the end of August in the Rangiora Town Hall. The Wearable Arts is hosted by the Oxford Area School PTA and is an important fundraiser for the School. But more importantly, it is a community/district event which offers an opportunity for students and adults, Canterbury wide, to showcase their work and talent in a ‘show’ atmosphere with live music, judges, compere and prizes. “For students especially, it is a huge opportunity and wonderful experience to be able to research, design and create a garment, before modelling it on a stage in front of an audience,” said a spokesperson for the organisers. In the past Wearable Arts have attracted up to 45 entries (both adults and students) which has motivated the Oxford Area School PTA to look at a better and more appropriate venue. Organisers decided on the Rangiora Town Hall as it has a superbly upgraded, purposebuilt auditorium for shows and the capability of a bigger audience capacity in rather more superior seating than its School counterpart. Its location also makes it more central for those travelling from throughout mid-north Canterbury and it’s to be hoped that the name change will assist with attracting entries from these areas. Entries for both students and adults are open now. There are some great prizes on offer in each category/age group, with the supreme winners of both Adult and Student sections receiving a trophy, plus flights and tickets to attend the World of Wearable Arts event in Wellington. There will be both a matinee and an evening show enabling a wide audience to see and enjoy the creations. As with any event of this nature, keeping costs down is imperative if any funds are to be raised for the School. “The sponsors we have attracted so far have been wonderful and afforded a great range of prizes for both adults
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During April Rolleston College have been enjoying the company of visitors from Spain. In 2018 the School established a sister school relationship with the I.E.S Luis de Góngora, Córdoba, in Andalucia, in the south of Spain. Their sister school is very different to Rolleston College, being built in 1577 and located in the central plaza of Córdoba, which is the only city in the world to have four World Heritage sites. The school building is beautiful, historic and has its own chapel. During 2018 learners in Rolleston’s Year 10 Spanish class began a friendship with Spanish students. They enjoyed sharing emails, study projects and communicating online via social media, before the first Spanish visitors were welcomed on April 1st. The group enjoyed visits to the Gondola, museum, Akaroa, central city, and a day in Wellington. The Spanish students also attended some lessons at the School and, as their English was excellent, they were able to get involved with the learning. Tate Hawker, Hawker (year 10) commented, “it was fun learning
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Pictured are students from Rolleston college and Spain, enjoying the view during their recent day trip to Akaroa. from them and learning about their hobbies and what they like to do.” Sam Maccoll, Maccoll (year 10), said, “I asked questions in Spanish about their family and hobbies and they understood.” Over the weekend host families took the Spaniards on a variety of excursions, offering an exciting range of typical kiwi experiences. There were boat trips, caving, quad biking, jet boats, trips to the West Coast and even a helicopter ride! Luis Garcia Rubias said, “I think the culture here is totally different to Spain. The High School is very new.” Juan Taria Lora said, “I enjoyed the culture of New Zealand, the environment and the people here are so nice.”
On the last evening together everyone enjoyed dinner at a restaurant, and it was reported that it was a pleasure to see the students interacting. “Cesar Cesar Morales, Morales the visiting Spanish teacher, has been running international exchanges for twenty four years,” explained Annie Mansfield, Mansfield Learning Leader for Languages at Rolleston College. “He spoke of the positive influence that exchanges have on young people. We have seen friendships forged, language skills improved and students having lots of fun,” Annie added We are all very excited about our return trip to Córdoba in 2020 and our first French exchange, also in 2020,” Annie concluded.
Above: Students from Rolleston College and their visiting exchange students from Spain enjoying some teamwork in double kayaks while visiting Akaroa recently.
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By Anna Bensemann, consent planner, or your they have to get your approval, and you choose not to provide Senior Planner, Baseline Group. solicitor. As a landowner you may be approached by a neighbour to provide sign off on their project as it may affect you in some manner. They may want to set up a commercial activity that increases car movements on the road, or they may want to put a shed close to your boundary where it may shade your property. In any case, you have rights when it comes to deciding if you want to give your written approval to a project. As with any local government process there is some paperwork involved with written approvals. Usually, a Council form and a copy of the resource consent application which is due to be sent to Council is provided. Sometimes, the consent application may have already been sent to Council, and Council have told the neighbour that you are potentially affected. You should always be provided a copy of the plans and written resource consent application when your approval is being sought, and you are not obligated to provide it there and then. You might want to seek an expert’s opinion, such as a resource
It is entirely your choice if you wish to provide written approvals or not. If you do, it tells the Council that either you’re not affected by your neighbour’s activity, or you are happy to live with any effects. When dec iding on th e application, Council will disregard any effect on your property if you have given your written approval. Written approvals cannot be conditional on the neighbour doing something they have not outlined they will do in the application for resource consent. For instance, you cannot write on the form that you give your approval, if your neighbour pays for the boundary fence. However, if you wish to negotiate a deal with your neighbour so that they carry out some works that benefit you, or ensure you are not adversely affected by their activity, we recommend that you either get a separate legal agreement drawn up or, the neighbour amends their application to include the works before you sign off on the project. If your neighbour has been told
this, their application will be notified to you by Council and any other persons who were also identified and decided not to give written approval. This is called limited notification and gives you the opportunity to make a formal submission in opposition or support to the application to explain what the concerns are. If this progresses to a hearing the neighbour will be required to pay for the costs of the Council staff and decision makers at the hearing. Negotiating with a neighbour about an activity that might impact on how you enjoy your property or use of your land can be a very stressful process. The written approvals system under the Resource Management Act (RMA) enables you to choose to say if you are happy with the proposal or not, but only if you are considered an affected party. In any case you are not obliged to sign off on an activity. The effect of not providing approvals is that Council are obliged to give you the opportunity to make a submission and must consider any adverse effects on you in the decision making process.
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Student Ambassadors from Clearview Primary School attended the Cancer Society’s Selwyn Relay for Life held at Brookside Park in Rolleston on April 6th, to show their support. The event was postponed from its initial date, due to the Mosques attack in Christchurch and when it took place it did so in a slightly different format to that originally planned. Organisers cut the event to six hours long, to assist the volunteer committee who had already undertaken substantial planning for the original date. The new date also fell closer to winter and school holidays, and organisers felt it was the logical approach to take. The Clearview ambassadors helped to set up the area for the candlelight ceremony which celebrates cancer survivors and their carers and remembers loved ones lost to cancer. Mackenzie Wills was given the honour of lighting a special candle before the lap of silence, held in memory of loved ones. Above L to R: Maddi Brown, Mackenzie Wills, AJ Rush, Chase Stanley and Ezra Paton (Clearview School Student Ambassadors).
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Over 4000 young people from ten Selwyn schools will be getting active on their way to school for the second annual ‘Active Autumn’. Selwyn District Council’s Road Safety team are running the active transport campaign for schools in term two. Ten schools covering over 4000 learners have registered this year. Active transport is using an active mode of transport such as walking, skating, biking or scootering to get to and from school. School Road Safety Coordinator Stephanie Hautler said there are many physical and mental benefits to active transport, which are being encouraged with Active Autumn. “Children develop increased road safety awareness, decision making and risk assessment skills,” she added. “Gaining these life skills as a child is an important step towards gaining independence and it helps with learning. “Studies have found that children who are active are not only physically fitter but can concentrate for longer in class.”
During May, Selwyn schools participating in the campaign are provided with Active Autumn packs to educate families about active transport. One of the activities children can take part in is the W.o.W challenge, where children can get a card stamped each time they walk or wheel to or from school. Completed cards will go in the draw to win an MGP scooter and helmet, plus heaps of spot prizes. Active travel can be a challenge to fit into an already busy day. Below are some ideas that people may be able to utilise to get their child active: Park and stride - drop your child a short distance from school instead of at the gate. Scout out a location where they
can safely walk to the kea crossing or school entrance without crossing any major roads or entranceways. Make this your safe meet point for after school pick up too. Pick a route and get to know it find a route that minimises the number of roads to be crossed and avoids busy intersections, and get to know it together. Point out hazards such as blind corners and discuss where to cross. Find some buddies people may be able to take turns with other parents escorting a small group to school. Better yet, organise a walking school bus or scooter train.
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Our new store in Rolleston has just opened! Probus Clubs are established to provide friendship, fellowship and fun for retired and semi retired members of our community. There are over 1,700 clubs throughout New Zealand and Australia. At the Rolleston Combined Probus Club's AGM in February, a committee of eleven was elected, with Claire Lee as President. The committee is tasked with providing guest speakers, outings and welfare support for the members. Our guest speaker in March was Michael Parkin, Parkin from Otakaro, who gave us a visual presentation of the regeneration of the Christchurch CBD, including many completed projects, as well facilities in their infancy, such as the Metro Sports Facility. Questions from the floor covered time frames, access and parking. In April, our guest speaker was Helen Murphy, Murphy from Prisoner's Aid. She gave an absorbing insight into how her small team interacts with new arrivals being deported from Australia and
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Above: Members enjoying their visit to Living Springs. how they deal with all the administrative and personal details. The February outing was to Garden City Helicopters, who have the contract to operate and maintain the rescue helicopters. About seventy of our members sat alongside the duty helicopter and heard talks from the pilot and paramedics. There was a presentation on how the operation functions and we visited the workshop. This was followed by lunch in the Good Horse Restaurant at the Avonhead Tavern. In March we visited Living Springs Camp at Allandale, on the slopes of Banks Peninsular, overlooking Lyttleton Harbour. Planned in the early 1970’s as a church-based outdoor-camp
for religious groups, it has grown to provide facilities for a wide range of community users such as primary schools, youth groups and the Armed Offenders Squad. It also hosts weddings in their conference centre. We watched school children doing the various activities, heard a presentation on the history of the land the camp is on and were invited to stay for lunch. Rolleston Combined Probus (Combined just means men and women) meets at the Rolleston Community Centre on the second Tuesday of each month. Visitors are most welcome.
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By Peter Bickley. attendance of Club members. was arranged. Bob Shorter and In the final weeks’ of the season we saw some very good results from our Under 8’s players playing in the Centre Division 2, Pairs and Triples’ Competitions. Paul Williams and Andy Weber won the Under 8’s Pairs Competition against a Woodend pairing, then combined with Ken Sharplin to come runners-up in the Und er 8’s T r ip l es Competition, also against a Woodend combination. Congratulations to Paul, Andy and Ken. On the evening of Wednesday, March 20th the annual competition for the Slipper Trophy was held. Target Bowls was the format adopted and there was a very good
Congratul ations to R o n McNicholl and Joan McGinnes who won the trophy with a score of 99 from ten ends. David and Ana Gooch were on hand to present the Trophy. Congratulations to Colin and Joyce Walsh who won the Quinton Trophy playing in the Husband and Wife Competition on March 23rd. Congratulations also to Gretta Leigh, Leigh Bill Wilson and David Gooch who won the Club Mixed Triples Competition, held on March 30th and were presented with the Arthur Pearce Trophy. Closing day at the West Melton Bowling Club was held on April 13th, For the members that attended, a pair’s competition
Aynsley Williams were the winning combination with three wins out of three. The day concluded with the presentation of trophies. Another great season of Social Bowls finished on Thursday, March 21st. The Crackerjacks (Sean Sean Archer, Archer Michael Bickley, Bickley John Wilkinson and Reon Goodwillie) Goodwillie went through undefeated and were declared the winners. A big thank you to the local community for supporting this competition.
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FIREWOOD & COAL
Phone: 03 324 8332 or 021 723 089
DRY old man pine. 6 cubic meters $595. OM blue gum, OMP 50/50 mix $695. Phone 027 297 7563.
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Ph 03 318 4128 www.malvernglass.co.nz
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Darfield Based Will cover all areas
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CLEANER
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