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Residents to meet varsity over hostel plan

BY ANDREW KING Ilam residents get their chance tonight to put their views directly to Canterbury University over plans to turn a rest home into student accommodation.

Residents will discuss the issue with the university which wants to turn to the Bupa rest home in Kirkwood Ave into a student hostel.

Locals and the university meet every three month to discuss issues in the area.

Last Tuesday residents convinced the Riccarton-Wigram Community Board to make the resource consent for the hostel plan notifiable.

Kirkwood Ave resident Graeme Bennetts visited a number of his neighbours to make sure they were aware of the university’s plan

and found that many didn’t have any idea it was happening.

“Most people didn’t know it was happening because it is a nonnotifiable consent,” he said.

Mr Bennetts said they just wanted to be in the loop about what is happening in their backyard.

Another Kirkwood Ave resident Allanah James is concerned that the university believes that the impact of this accommodation will be “less than minor” and thinks they may have under-estimated the potential negative impacts.

Mrs James presented the concerns of the Kirkwood residents at the community board meeting last Tuesday, after a considerable amount of work was done by Mr Bennetts to bring the university’s plan to the attention of those in the area.

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ENTREPRENEUR: Abby Button holds up some of the dresses that One Second Dresses will rent as part of their new business.

Down to business with dresses A group of Middleton Grange School students have started a rental dress boutique as part of a young enterprise scheme.

The group made up of three 16-year-olds Sumarie Eksteen, Abby Button and Madison Jones.

One Second Dresses was developed when the girls realised

the amount of dresses they had collected and only worn once.

They saw this as a business opportunity and decided to develop it into a rental dress boutique for all occasion dresses from formals, 21sts to graduations.

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JOB WELL DONE: Winners of the New Zealand Global Enterprise Challenge present their business plan to the judges. From left: Rebecca Gidell, Jasim Janah, Emma Murdoch (out in front), Josh Sowter, Hannah Monigatti, Paige Taylor and Omer Hazer.

Villa student helps team win business challenge Villa Maria College student Emma Murdoch was part of a winning team in the New Zealand leg of the Global Enterprise Challenge.

The competition, which is run by the Young Enterprise Trust and sponsored by Massey University, has just been completed at the university’s Auckland campus.

Emma’s team won for their idea for a mobile exhibition space to teach young people about the uses of light in agriculture.

This year’s Global Enterprise Challenge was to design an in-

novative exhibition to inform communities about the effects of light on people.

The team’s exhibition included virtual reality rooms and a ‘vertical farm’, which showed how different coloured light sources could improve agricultural productivity in indoor farms.

Emma said it felt “crazy” to take out the challenge after 12 hours of hard work on their idea and business plan.

“I mean when they said ‘challenge’, they weren’t kidding,” she said.

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just met these seven students less than 24 hours ago and to bond so quickly and take out the win is crazy!”

Emma took responsibility for the team’s marketing strategy, but was quick to point out that it was a team effort with everyone pitching in as needed.

As part of its support for the event, Massey presented all students taking part in the Global Enterprise Challenge with a $1000 scholarship towards study with the Massey Business School, and members of the winning team received a $2000 scholarship.

Down to business with dress boutique • From page 1 Anyone can donate their dresses and have them rented through the business and people can rent rather than buying a new dress for a special occasion.

Abby, whose family includes five girls, was amazed at the dresses she found while looking around her house.

“I found overall about 30 dresses that night but to this day mum is still pulling out dresses that have been hiding in weird places. I thought even though I might wear them again I’m sure plenty of other girls would.”

The business’ Facebook page has generated a lot of interest and bookings and the customers who rent their dresses also get a cut of the profit.

Fifteen per cent of profits will be donated to local charities to help women cover costs for clothing for special events such as job interviews and business occasions.

“Even though the three of us are only 16-years-old, we can still make a successful business and we all hope to take this further than just a school business project.”

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Decision over trees on hold

BY ANDREW KING A decision on the fate of four trees and adding a median strip on Main South Rd in Hornby has been put on hold until more public consultation can be held on the matter.

Western News reported last week that the decision to remove the trees to make way for a Uturn bay allowing easy access for the new Carl’s Jr. would be made at last week’s Riccarton-Wigram Community Board meeting.

The plan included an extended median strip from Carmen Rd to Chappie Pl preventing motorists to turn right from Main South Rd into Brynley and Tower Sts. This would mean vehicles that want to turn right would have to use the new U-turn bay and come back up to the intersection and turn left into it.

The community board has asked that the two changes go out for public consultation but were not thrilled with the plans in front of them.

Board chairman Mike Mora wants community drop-in sessions where the public could view the proposed changes and give feedback to the city council and community board members.

“We feel it is important that we be involved in those meetings,” Mr Mora said.

“The problem is we have had a resource consent go through without public consultation,” Mr Mora said referring to the consent

FACING THE CHOP: The four trees that may have to make way for a U-turn bay to allow entry for the new Carl’s Jr. PHOTO BY GEOFF SLOAN granted to Carl’s Jr. that includes the controversial U-turn bay.

The adding of the median strip is also causing a bit of a stir with business owners and residents unhappy that traffic will have to head towards Chappie Pl, and use the U-turn instead of being able

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HAPPY: Megan Woods and Jacinda Adern with Sam and Olivia from Kidsfirst Kindergarten in Hoon Hay at the booklet launch.

Kids get chance to voice opinions on playgrounds Children in the south-west of the city will get the chance have their say on their favourite playgrounds.

Wigram MP Megan Woods has published a new booklet, Growing up in Wigram, which launched recently in Hoon Hay with the help of Labour’s spokeswoman for children Jacinda Ardern.

The booklet is aimed at making sure neighbourhoods in the Wigram electorate are well set up for children.

There is a form in the booklet for children to give feedback about their favourite playground in their area.

Dr Woods will then collate the feedback and share it with community boards.

“We don’t very often hear from children when we have formal consultations – this is one way to hear from them.

“We can talk all we like about needing to get young people

involved in the political process.

Well I think we need to start that early by making it clear to them that their opinions matter and that politicians are happy to hear what they think,” she said.

The booklet is a directory of the Wigram area to bring together all the facilities and activities for young people.

Dr Woods plans on the booklet being an ongoing project with the community and the public can give feedback on anything that has been missed so it can be included in the next one.

“I see this as a project with the community. Together we can put together a much better book than I could do on my own,” she said.

Copies of the booklet can be obtained from Dr Woods’ electorate office at Shop 8, McCarthy St Shops, Hoon Hay, or by phoning 338 6347.

GOODBYE: Somerfield School receptionist Rana Foster is leaving her role after nearly 30 years and is farewelled

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School stalwart to end decades of service

BY BRIDGET RUTHERFORD Rana Foster has been a fixture at Somerfield School for nearly 30 years, and now she is moving on.

Mrs Foster, who lives in Halswell, started at the school in 1985 and had various roles in administration and in the library, before becoming the receptionist about eight years ago.

She will serve her last day on July 3 and is not sure of what is in store for her next.

“I feel it’s really time just to leave this particular occupation,” she said.

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She does not have any plans in mind for the future, but would initially be spending some time socialising and relaxing.

“I love gardening and reading and catching up with people.”

The most rewarding part of her job had been helping the teachers and seeing the children grow up, she said.

“It’s been amazing just watching them grow.”

Some of the parents that enrol their children to the school had attended it themselves, and Mrs Foster was there to see them grow up.

Names would sound familiar and some of their faces were recognisable, she said.

Her own children went through while she had been working there and only two other staff members have been at the school for longer.

“It’s been a remarkable experience,” she said.

“I probably will pop back to say hello once in a while.”

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She was always calm, astute and got on well with everybody, he said.

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The home and leisure show at Horncastle Arena will run from this Friday to Sunday (June 26-28).

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Thirty lucky guests will be chosen at random to spin for the two major prizes at 4pm on Sunday.

A Future Christchurch visionarium will be outside the arena for people to have a look at what is in store for the city in its rebuild.

The show will feature hundreds of products and services and the latest trends for home improvement, renovation, building and redecorating.

But it’s not all about the home – from spa pools to cars and campervans, lifestyle and leisure time is covered too.

Event organiser Monique Maynard said there was something for everyone at the show.

“It’s that whole convenience thing. Exhibitors have come together to make your buying decisions quicker and easier.”

She said last year’s show was popular and a great sign of the activity in the city.

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THAT TIME AGAIN: Crowds flocked to last year’s Home Show, which will run again this Friday to Sunday (June 26-28).

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Dame Malvina cut the ribbon on Thursday for the opening ceremony.

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Director of theatre arts Robert Gilbert was delighted to have the new building to start teaching young minds the craft they wish to pursue.

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Challenge yourself for a good cause Six-year-old Jayme Leary bravely faced each day of his battle with cancer which included many days of chemotherapy, hundreds of injections and countless other procedures.

The Child Cancer Foundation is calling on Cantabrians to show their support by accepting its One Day Challenge in July and raising funds for brave children fighting cancer and their families.

“Everyone can get involved – individuals, groups, workplaces, clubs or schools. It’s as easy as selecting a fundraising challenge and then choosing a day in July to acknowledge the challenges that children, like Jayme, face every day,” says Child Cancer Foundation Canterbury/ West Coast business development manager Tanya Cooke.

“Three New Zealand children are diagnosed with cancer each week and at any one time the Foundation is supporting more than 500 families whose children are fighting this disease, so that’s a whole lot of courageous children.”

This is the fourth year that the foundation has held its One Day Challenge in July. Mrs Cooke suggests people may like to take part in a group challenge with their workmates or friends, donate a percentage of profits from a service, gain sponsorship for giving up something for the day or hold a mufti-day at school.

“There are so many ways that you can challenge yourself on one day this July,” she says.

“In past years we’ve had people hold collection during a dress-up day at work or school, give up coffee or another treat and donate the proceeds or ask customers for a gold coin donation.”

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A teenager who spent months in Burwood Hospital’s spinal unit wants the freedom to enjoy the great outdoors again with his family and friends.

Elliott Keys, 15, was left a tetraplegic after a mountain biking accident in July last year, in which he broke his neck.

But he is determined not to let the fact he has no use of his arms or legs stop him from getting back on wheels and into the great outdoors.

A fund has been set up to buy an off-road, four-wheel mobility device called MOJO with the $40,000 cost proving to be the major stumbling block.

From Mt Maunganui, the Tokoroa Mountain Bike Club recently hosted a fundraiser for him, raising $5000 to add to the $15,000 already raised toward to buy the chair.

Elliot’s family is really grateful to the staff at Burwood Hospital for their support and care during Elliott’s stay.

“Burwood was amazing – great staff and a passionate team,” says Elliott’s father, Mike.

But now they are all back home, the aim is to get him outside and into an off-road machine which would have to be fitted with head controls to enable him to once again roam the outdoors with family and friends.

A Give a little page has been set up – givealittle.co.nz/cause/ elliottkeys

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He was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia when he was 18-months-old. The diagnosis saw him spend more than three years in treatment, which finished in July 2013.

Jayme’s Leukaemia treatment had a few bumps along the journey with infections ending in hospital stays, three portacath surgeries and a stint in isolation for a week with a severe case of chicken pox.

The Child Cancer Foundation aims to reduce the impact of cancer by offering services that ensure children and their families are informed and well cared for at every stage of their cancer journey. The foundation connects with families upon diagnosis and continues to offer support in hospital, at home and in the community.

“We support families for as long as they need us – helping in the most practical and tangible way that is best for them, as no two cancer families’ journeys are alike,” says Mrs Cooke.

The foundation receives no direct funding from the government, so it relies on the generosity of New Zealanders to support its work.

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Church rubble removal gaining momentum

BY BRIDGET RUTHERFORD The Sydenham Heritage Church rubble saga has taken another turn – this time in the right direction.

Church supporters are confident the clearing of the rubble on the corner of Brougham and Colombo Sts has gained momentum, with further asbestos testing planned for the site.

A meeting was held recently with the Sydenham Heritage Trust, city council and Environment Canterbury staff to discuss the processes that need to be taken to remove the rubble.

The main issue on the table was the uncertainty of whether asbestos is in the rubble, which would make it difficult and expensive to remove.

In April last year, the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority contracted PDL Partners to undertake testing of the material on site, which found asbestos on the surface of the rubble.

But asbestos tests conducted by the trust before Christmas showed no trace within the rubble.

Last month the SpreydonHeathcote Community Board made a request to city council staff to provide advice on further asbestos testing of the rubble prompting the recent meeting.

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MOMENTUM: More testing will be carried out to determine whether asbestos is in the Sydenham Heritage Church rubble.

Haywood said the meeting was a positive step forward and the group talked through the process of what needs to be done to remove it.

She would not comment on the finer details until it was confirmed in writing.

“We’re much further along than we have been for a long time,” she said.

“We’ve got the principals agreed to, that’s a big start for us.”

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cussed the possibility of retrieving some items from within the rubble such as the pulpit and the stone, to preserve its history.

Ms Haywood said there would be further asbestos testing.

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A community watch group prevented an attempted theft while on patrol during a fundraiser for earthquake victims of Nepal in Merivale.

On June 12 St Margaret’s College alongside the Farmy Army held the “Nepal’s Fete Fill the Crate” to send items of need to Nepal after the devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake.

The fundraiser was an initiative of St Margaret’s students and staff who were in Nepal on a World Challenge expedition at the time of the earthquakes and raised more than $20,000.

The watch group was asked to participate with the setup of the event and kept an eye on things by patrolling the surrounding area to make sure the cars owned by people at the event were safe.

Christchurch Crimewatch Incorporated chairman John Burke said they had prevented a theft of a vehicle in the Merivale shopping centre car park and the description they gave to police later resulted in an arrest.

“We saw him leaning in through a window of a car, so we tapped him on the shoulder and he just took off,” Mr Burke said.

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NEW DIGS: Canterbury University wants to convert the Bupa rest home into student accommodation.

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BAKING SCONES: Hornby Pupils Trisha Tayong and Kiera Bradford prepare afternoon tea for their grandparents.

Hornby Primary pupils celebrate relationship with grandparents The special relationship children have with their grandparents was evident last week when Hornby Primary School pupils spent a day with them at school.

During the term Hornby pupils have been learning about positive relationships in their Kiwi Can classes.

The pupils decided they wanted to recognise a very important relationship in their lives by hosting their grandparents at their school.

Grandparents were taken to see all sorts of important things the children have been working on, then they were taken into the hall

for some afternoon tea the pupils had made themselves as well as some entertainment.

The hall was full with grandparents and the photo booth was kept busy as children lined up to have a picture with their grandparents.

The school and pupils would like to thank the grandparents for coming and sharing the day with them.

Kiwi Can is a primary school programme, aimed at children aged five to 12. It teaches values such as integrity and respect, and delivers fun-filled learning to schools all around the country.

Meeting over hostel plan • From page 1 The community board decided to ask the university and the city council to make the consent notifiable based on those concerns raised.

The university is looking at two options for the accommodation.

Option one would see postgraduate students in the new facilities and option two would have first year students occupy the hostel, residents believe option one would be better for the neighbourhood.

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The noise of first year students is also a big factor with the university claiming that when they congregate outside that they will talk “in a normal voice.”

“Forty-five young, red blooded teenagers having a good time together are unlikely to consistently talk like that.”

Mrs James asked on behalf of the residents that the community board ask the city council and university if the resource consent application could be

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A Canterbury University spokesman said that the university was open to the input of the community.

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Canterbury University is predicting that it will need to expand its accommodation by around 1000 beds in the next eight to 10 years.

The opportunity arose for the university and it filled a consent in May to turn the rest home into student accommodation.

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The worst thing about the last week has been a resurgence in red zone and empty building fires.

Most people know these arson attacks have plagued the city since the earthquakes.

Recently we have seen a welcome reduction. I don’t know for sure whether this was because of better security, fewer targets or offenders moving away, growing up or, with a few, going to jail.

While there haven’t been huge numbers this week, they have been of the type we have seen far too often.

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Two animal rescues this week. The traditional cat up tree and for a change a dog trapped in a gate. Both rescued.

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Community Energy Action has been working with less fortunate Cantabrians for 21 years advising them how to heat and maintain a warm, dry home.

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Breens

Tuesday 28 July

6.30pm – 8.30pm

Brian Price

office@breens.school.nz

359 8108

www.breens.school.nz

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Wednesday 29 July

6.30pm – 8.30pm

Sharon Keen

skeen@casebrook.school.nz

359 7428

www.casebrook.school.nz

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Wednesday 29 July

6.00pm – 8.00pm

Richard Paton

principal@chisnallwood.school.nz

388 4199

www.chisnallwood.school.nz

Christchurch South Thursday 23 July

6.30pm – 8.00pm

Ross Hastings

principal@chchsouth.ac.nz

332 2408

www.chchsouth.ac.nz

Cobham

Wednesday 22 July

6.30pm – 8.30pm

Scott Thelning

christine.lambie@cobham.school.nz

351 6381

www.cobham.school.nz

Heaton

Thursday 23 July

6.30pm – 8.30pm

Andrea Knight

knighta@heaton.school.nz

355 9555

www.heaton.school.nz

Kirkwood

Tuesday 30 June

9.00am – 12.00pm and 7.00pm – 8.30pm

Phil Tappenden school.information@kirkwood.school.nz 348 7718

www.kirkwood.school.nz

Shirley

Thursday 30 July

6.30pm – 8.00pm

Geoff Siave

www.sis.school.nz

office@sis.school.nz

385 2229

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•Woolston Club, 43 Hargood St: Friday 7pm - Henare. Saturday 7pm - The Acoustics.

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