Rolleston News 26 June 2013

Inside this issue: Rolleston Combined Probus Report

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Kirwee Players

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Phone: 318 7450 Fax: 318 7451 Email: rollestonnews@xtra.co.nz Web: www.malvernnews.co.nz

ISSUE 98 Wednesday 26th June 2013

Smoke Free Rock Quest 3 The Rumpus Room

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Rolleston School Update 4 Rolleston Florist & Gifts 5 Rolleston Men’s Shed

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Selwyn Aquatic Centre Officially Opened

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Clear vi ew Primary School student Jaimie Hawley has won Drink Driving on the 7 a day with the Air Force as Increase second prize in Operation Anzac Malvern Game Hunters 8 Spirit, a poster competition run Annual Competition by the New Zealand Defence Lincoln Envirotown Trust 8 Force as part of Anzac Day. Wins Green Ribbon Jaimie’s poster was chosen from Award around four hundred entries in Public Notices 10 Operation Anzac Spirit, a competition for Year 7 and 8 Classifieds 11 Trades 11-12 students which asked them to submit a poster showing what Email Column 12 Anzac Day means to them.

J aimie’s great grandfather fought in World War II, and he was the inspiration behind her collage.

The information and The competition was judged by opinions published are NZ Defence Force Artist Captain not necessarily those of (CAPT) Matt Gauldie, Gauldie who said the Rolleston News judging the competition was proprietors. extremely difficult as the entries Rolleston News is were of such a high standard. distributed to almost “Jaimie’s paint and paper 3000 homes and collage made me feel as if I was businesses in the looking at faces of fallen Rolleston area. soldiers through flowing water with poppies floating on the surface. Jaimie’s piece offered ♦ Monthly Newspaper a fresh hopeful, perspective on ♦ Business Cards dark chapters of New Zealand ♦ Photocopying history. It was personal and ♦ Laminating sincere,” CAPT Gauldie said. ♦ Binding Jaimie said she was “very excited and couldn’t believe it,” ♦ Typesetting when she heard she had won If it’s newsworthy and second prize in the competition.

Jamie Hawley with the Air Force at Base Ohakea last Thursday.

Jaimie chose to spend a day with the Air Force at Base Ohakea last Thursday (June 20th), as her second prize and commented that it was an opportunity to learn more about the Air Force. “I have never really seen what the Air Force do and I got to look at their helicopters and planes,” Jaimie said.

The top three place getters were presented with their prizes

by Vice Chief of Defence Force, Major General (MAJGEN) Tim Keating at a prize-giving

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ceremony at Defence House in Wellington. MAJGEN Keating said the Defence Force has been running an art competition since 2007 to encourage students to learn about Anzac Day and its connection to the Defence Force today.

The first place winner, has chosen to spend a day with the Army as his prize, while the third place winner, will spend a day with the Navy as her prize.

Four runners up received an NZ Defence Force prize pack.

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The main speaker for the June meeting of the Rolleston Combined Probus Club (RCPC) was Carl Shaw, Shaw a local resident and General Manager of the Canterbury Charity Hospital. Carl gave an extremely interesting address with accompanying graphics, on the background of the hospital. The facility has grown to two buildings in the short time it has been operational. It provides much sought after day surgery, and now also includes dentistry, which is proving popular.

Members also learned more about several of their fellow members in ‘Mini Moments’, an entertaining way to get to know each other a little better.

As the Rolleston Combined Probus Club President was

The cast and backstage crew of Kirwee Players are once again meeting three times a week, and practising or getting things organised, on the other four days. This is to ready themselves for this year’s production which once again promises to be a real crowd pleaser.

This tongue-in-cheek, romantic, comedy, melodrama, involves bandits, American tourists and revolutionaries - and features a highly colourful Aztec ceremony.

The score is a feast of worldfamous melodies and dances

absent, the meeting was ably even t attr act ed a f u l l handled by vice president, attendance.

Bruce Parker.

Parker The next RCPC meeting is to be During May, RCPC held a trip to held on Tuesday, July 9th which the SPCA, where they were is also the group’s eighth given a presentation by Jasmine birthday. Several guests have on the role of SPCA officers and been invited and entertainment staff. Those attending were able has been organised also. to walk around the enclosures and view the animals and only A visit to the Wigram Airforce Museum is on the cards for next one member returned home month, with members able to with a new kitten! enjoy a guided tour around the Afterwards, it was off to the museum and workshops. This Hornby Working Men’s Club for will be followed by a catered lunch and for those who wanted meal in the restaurant. to, a stop at Knitworks for some retail therapy. A good day was For more RCPC info: had by all, even though the • Publicity Officer, Neil Bennett weather was rather cool.

03 347 3173 This year’s Mid Winter lunch was • Secretary Leny Gisberts 03 347 1377. held at the Racecourse Hotel on Tuesday, June 25th and the

including ‘A Media Luz’, ‘El Rancho Grande’, ‘La Cucaracha’ and ‘The Mexican Hat Dance’.

From the book by Phil Park and Bernard Dunn, Dunn lyrics by Phil Park and with the music of Latin America adapted and arranged

by Ronald Hanmer, Hanmer this amateur production is sure to be a real crowd pleaser.

This year’s production is again directed by local Mabel Knight, Knight and assisted by musical director Diane Coad.

Coad Jeremy Smith joins the Players this year to play the part of Ramon, a promising

young bandit (also doubling as Zorro), while Amanda Hopkins again takes the lead actress role of Raquelita. The two rather foolish ranch hands who make up the comedy duo are played

by Shaun McMillan and Kelvin Green.

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They came, they tuned up and they played their hearts out.

The top twenty bands and four solo/duos from Canterbury have been selected to go on to the Smoke Free Rock Quest (SFRQ) regional finals on June 29th and 30th.

Following the preliminary heats on June 15th and 16th Lincoln High School’s band (which was one o f fou r f rom th e school competing) ‘Pure Innocence’ (consisting of Laura Wadley, Emily and Oli via Chirnside), was amongst the Chirnside twenty named as successful in making it through to the Canterbury regional finals. The Canterbury regional finals are to be held at the same University of Canterbury Venue as the heats and ‘Pure Innocence’ will take to the stage on Sunday, June 30th.

Around seven hundred entries are expected to go through the regional heats and finals in twenty three towns from Invercargill to Whangarei between now and July 13th.

SFRQ Founder and Director Glenn Common commented that the standard of the bands playing off over the weekend ref lected th e in cr easing

sophistication that organisers have noted in recent years.

“Over the twenty five years we have been running Smokefree Rock Quest there has been a massive sociological shift for young people,” he said. “The access contenders have to music, both the amount and range, is amazing. For us, this has resulted in an eclectic range of genres at any one time, r ath er th an on e tr en d dominating for a short period.”

Following the regional finals, the

bands and solo/duos to represent Canterbury at the national finals will be announced (along with a range of other aw a r d s f r o m w o m en ’ s musicianship, to best song).

These top placed musicians will then submit videos that go into the judging pool for selection to play off in the national final at Auckland, on September 28th.

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Two of the three members from Pure Innocence, Emily and Olivia Chirnside.

Winery, Restaurant & Event Venue Lunch • Wine Tasting • Events The preschool fun and action sessions held in the Rolleston Community Centre not only benefit the children who attend, but also their parents who interact alongside them. The ‘Rumpus Room’ initiative began in term two and has already attracted a huge amount of interest with an average of thirty children attending on any given day. There is plenty of room for more and organisers are hoping to spread the word and let families know just how much fun and how beneficial, the

Children enjoy their sessions at the Rumpus Room.

sessions are.

Parents remain with their children for the sessions and there is also a facilitator who directs and instructs. “We have had really positive feedback from parents who enjoy being able to take their children around the circuit at their own pace, and are able to spend more time on the equipment that their child enjoys the most,” said a spokesperson from the Rolleston Community Centre.

A fees discount is available for more than one sibling as well as for any groups attending from Preschools.

Preschoolers are pretty much guaranteed to have fun at Rumpus Room sessions in the Rolleston Recreation Centre where they’ll enjoy a fun and colourful circuit complete with music and games while trying out safe gym equipment designed for children. It’s a great way for children to get exercise, learn new skills and

burn off excess energy in a safe play environment. Fun for parents too, to catch up with friends, make new ones and enjoy some one on one time with their youngsters. Sessions run weekly during term time from 10-11am and 11am-12pm on Fridays. The cost is $3.50 for one child, and $2.50 for additional siblings.

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Rolleston School’s superb PTA has once again risen to the call and organised among other things a much enjoyed Disco.

These events fund new and exciting learning tools for the school students. Many classes have had much pleasure in the use of their new, recently supplied, iPads and the Jump Jam teams have also been recipi ents of the PTA’s generosity.

Above L to R: Summer Kennedy, Sophie Ryall, Kate Mulcay, Emma Marshall and Guy Stanway enjoy the Rolleston School PTA Disco.

“On Friday the 7th of June we went to a PTA disco. There were lollies, drinks, chips, light up toys and even Zumba. There was also a DJ that did the music - it was so loud that we hopped and

popped around. We paid a gold tired out!” coin to get in. At the end of the By Annabelle, Sabrina, disco we went home and had a good sleep because we were Taylor and Ashleigh.

Until the end of the month, the lower ground floor café of Ballantyne’s Department store in Christchurch is home to an exhibition with a difference.

‘Evolution of A Dancing Circle’. is a learning journey of Gallery Seven, a Year 2 class (six year olds), from Rolleston School.

All of the art work reflects the initial provocation of how they looked, when dancing as part of a circle.

The display which was installed at the beginning of June, includes images of the student’s artwork and the children’s comments as they worked through each process.

The pupils, who worked though a

learning approach inspired by the education system in Reggio Emilia (an education philosophy started in Italy), were keen to take their sculptures into the wider communi ty, as is encouraged by this approach.

They began to think big, by imagining their small wire sculptures becoming life sized and being placed in the Rolleston community, as a way of beautifying and creating interest.

The Rolleston pupils even visited parks in the local area, thinking about possible placement.

Unfortunately at the end of 2012, efforts to gain quotes for this project proved fruitless and a proposal was not able to be

completed for presentation to the Selwyn District Council (SDC).

The opportunity to display their work at Ballantynes has reignited the dream and there is hope that interested parties who view these artworks may come forward with suggestions to make the artist’s dream a reality.

Jade Bell, Bell the Rolleston teacher who is working alongside these children, is also actively continuing to look at ways in which she can assist the children fulfil their vision.

Anyone able to express interest or support, please contact Rolleston School 03 347 8355 to speak with either Jade or Andrew Morrall (Principal) or jade.bell@rolleston.school.nz

Rolleston School have had a smart new logo designed for them recently, and it’s proving to be quite an inspiration for students.

The white in the logo represents the children coming to school with a 'blank slate', and the

colours represent the ongoing journey through the School’s Express Values (Engaged, eXperi men tal , Pers is ten t, Resourceful, Excellent, Selfmanaging, Successful) on the Rolly Express Train Track.

Emma Marshall is one of the

many students to be inspired by the new logo.

“Last Friday, our principal at Rolleston School announced that we are getting a new school logo. Our current logo has a train station on it where you stop and get off, but we're on the Rolly Express! We keep moving forward, not stopping or giving up. Our school is unique even from above, it looks like train tracks!

Emma Marshall

Wednesday 26th June 2013

It’s been almost a year since Rolleston Florist & Gifts opened its doors and it’s time to celebrate the first birthday success of the business.

Rolleston Florist & Gifts has become the ‘one stop shop’ for flowers and unique gifts in the town and is enjoying numerous repeat visits from shoppers both local and out of the area. These out-of-town customers make a point of coming in to see what is new in-store, whenever they are back in town. “Many locals swing by regularly to peruse the ever changing stock and shop layout,” said business owner Robyn Gardener.

Gardener “The wall art has become extremely popular at a time when a large number of households are undergoing interior repairs to their homes and m any are taking the opportunity to ‘have a change’ from their original paintings etc,” Robyn added.

“We have built up a loyal client base, with many local businesses enjoying the supply of fresh flower arrangements to their premises, on a weekly or fortnightly basis.”

Flowers are popular with everyone it would appear, with the store regularly fielding ongoing orders from local schools, businesses

and of course the general public.

It well and truly keeps the Rolleston Florist & Gifts’ team of floral experts on their toes.

Robyn’s Florists are constantly coming up with innovative floral designs, which is just one of the many reasons repeat orders keep coming in.

“We are really appreciative of those local residents who take pleasure in bringing in their garden snippings for us to use in our bouquets - in fact we wonder if they have any garden left to snip sometimes,” said Robyn with a laugh!

“Wedding flowers have become a big part of our business. It is so rewarding to be involved with the process of helping brides with their big day and making their floral requirements as stress free as possible.”

The shop also carries a wonderful selection of ‘bridal trimmings’ ie hor ses ho es, gar ters, rin g cushions etc to complement the constantly changing selection of wedding gifts.

“Our spring calendar is quickly filling up with wedding bookings, so I would definitely advise brides to book their free consultation and discuss their big day, as soon as possible,” Robyn stressed.

It’s a case of wait and see, as well as being patient for the Rolleston Men’s Shed group, as they await Council processing for their building consents. They are hopeful that things will be back on-track, very soon.

Donations of goods are still being received from local residents, and for this they are extremely grateful.

Of course, contributions are still much need ed and ver y welcome. Due to a generous benefactor, a fundraisng auction will be held in late-November

featuring quite a few donated goods, which will assist the cause greatly.

Plans for the new building are underway and applications for funding are also in the processing stage.

If anyone has any aluminium windows suitable for the extension to the Men’s Shed, shed, then please contact: Neil Bennett 03 347 3173 or 027 430 3076 or Email: rollyshed@xtra.co.nz

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The new centre was officially blessed and saw sponsors officially welcomed by Mayor Kelvin Coe and Selwyn MP Amy Adams at an event on Friday, May 31st.

The 2,800 square metre facility features an eight-lane twenty five metre pool, a hydrotherapy pool with spa area, a learn-toswim pool and a leisure pool with a lazy river. The four main pools have walk in access to ensure they are accessible to everyone. A disability hoist will also be installed beside the spa pool so anyone can use this.

The centre includes an air to air heat recovery system which recovers heat off exhaust air to heat fresh air.

A floating screed floor is used in the centre. This type of floor is common in Europe but rare in New Zealand. This reduces energy costs by minimising the amount of heat lost into the ground.

Speaking at the event to thank sponsors on May 31st, Mayor Kelvin Coe said, “There is a strong demand for a year round aquatic facility. We know this because we received over 1,400 enrolments for our new

swim school before the facility was even ready to open.” $1.4 million has been raised so far in towards the cost of the facility through fundraising. The Mayor thanked the Lottery Grants Board, the Southern Tr u s t, th e C an t er b u r y Community Trust and the many individuals and businesses who h ad h e l p ed w i th th e fundraising. Around 300 tiles painted by the community as part of the fundraising effort are displayed at the centre on the corridor between the changing area and the pools.

The centre will employ around fifty staff in full time and part time roles which include swim coaches, lifeguards, aquafitness instructors and administration and pool maintenance roles.

Over the past few weeks staff

So often at this time of year, mid-winter functions and a night out to watch sport at the local, are ver y common social activities. Fortunately local hotel and restaurant staff are extremely vigilant when it comes to being responsible hosts and most have a courtesy van available, or are able to encourage patrons to arrange safe transport home after a few drinks.

Regretfully, the numbers of alcohol related crashes in Selwyn are showing an increase from the previous five year period, with 78 injury crashes being recorded during 2008 and 2012. There were eleven fatalities and 28 people that received serious injuries as a result of these crashes.

“As with our recent drink driving cam p ai g n, th e po pu l ar

campaign image and messages will again be seen in local papers and hotels to remind our residents and visitors when having a few drinks, plan a safe ride home before going out.

Arranging a sober driver or making use of the pub’s courtesy van are two easy ways to ensure the safety of yourself and others.” Selwyn District Road Safety co-ordinator Ngaire Tinning stressed.

“The same message applies if you are organising a get together in your own home.

Either arrange safe transport for your guests or let them sleep over. Everyone can play a part in reducing these avoidable crashes. Stopping someone from getting behind the wheel after they’ve had too many drinks could save their life.”

Ngaire finished.

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Inside the new Selwyn Aquatic Centre were trained in their roles, while the finishing touches are put on the new facility before it was officially opened to the public on Monday, June 24th.

The centre will be open from 6am - 9pm Monday to Friday and 8am - 8pm on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.

For information about the pool, visit Selwyn.govt.nz/sac or phone 03 347 2734.

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BEAT THE MUD!

Malvern Game Hunters twentieth Annual Hunting Competition is set to get underway on the weekend of July 26-28th. Billed as th e l arges t hunting competition in the South Island, over 280 entries can be expected, if the last and previous years are anything to go by.

The competition will get underway on Friday, July 26th and will run through to 2pm on Sunday, July 28th. Weigh-in will be held at the Coalgate Tavern

on the Sunday, between 11am and 2pm, followed by the prizegiving.

As in previous years, a large number of quality Spot Prizes are on offer, including a Centre Fire Rifle from Christchurch City Hunting & Fishing. These are over and above the monetary prizes available for the heaviest Boar, Chamois, Stag, Thar and Wallaby and the best Douglas scores for Chamois, Stag, Thar, Tusks and Average Boar Weight.

There are also prizes for the

most rabbits and possums shot by an individual.

One of the drawcard events at th e f in al w eigh - in wi l l undoubtedly be the Open Pig Carrying competition for men and women, plus the wallaby carrying comp eti tion for children. A perennial favourite and always a good photo opportunity, the competitions are expected to be fiercely contested and create much spectator interest from the large crowd in attendance.

Entries for the event close on Friday, July 19th and all paid entries received by July 12th will go in the draw for the Early Entry Prize.

Extra entry forms can be collected from the Malvern News office in Darfield or by emailing mghc@xtra.co.nz

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Selwyn MP Amy Adams has congratulated the Lincoln Envirotown Trust for winning the Community Leadership Category at the 2013 Green Ribbon Awards. The awards are held an n u al l y to r e co g n i s e outstanding contributions by organisations, businesses and communities who protect and enh an ce N ew Zeal and’ s environment.

Amy, who is also the Minister for the Environment, presented the award to the Trust in a ceremony at Parliament on W o rl d En vi r onm en t D ay (Wednesday, June 5th), after the winners had been chosen by an independent panel of judges.

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“Tackling environmental issues is not easy. It takes initiative and dedication, and these awards pay tribute to those people working tirelessly to address the environmental challenges we all face.”

The Lincoln Envirotown Trust was one of eleven category award winners, with the S u s ta i n ab l e Co as tl i n es Charitable Trust of Auckland taking out the Supreme Award.

Lincoln Envirotown Trust Chairperson, Dr. Sue Jarvis said she was thrilled that the Trust had been chosen as the Community leadership category winner and was also a finalist in th e Co mmun i cati on an d education category.

“To have the Trust chosen from over two hundred entries, from

forty six towns and cities around the country is very special,” Sue said. “It inspires us to keep on doing even more to promote sustain abi li ty wi thin our communities.”

The Lincoln Envirotown Trust p r om o t es l on g - t e r m environmental sustainability, working in collaboration with local organisations, schools, businesses and the community to find solutions to local environmental issues associated with economic growth. The Trust is involved in a wide range of projects including water quality, energy use in homes, planning, eco s ys t em h ea l th an d biodiversity, food security and waste reduction. The Trust has also helped establish six other envirotowns in the Selwyn District.

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Please apply in writing, (include a copy of your CV plus the names and contact details for two referees), to: The Production Manager, PIC New Zealand Ltd, P.O. Box 90, Dunsandel, Canterbury no later than Wednesday, 3 July 2013 or by email to: careers@picnz.co.nz If you any questions about this position please telephone Jason Mattson on 03 318 0688 or 0275 387 855.

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Wednesday 26th June 2013 SITUATIONS VACANT

SITUATIONS VACANT

WORK AVAILABLE NOW !

Morning shift - 7:30am - 4:00pm Monday to Friday If you have reliable transport and are available now, please give Mark McGauley at Kelly a call on 03 347 1180 or 027 503 0190 or email your CV to mark.mcgauley@kellyservices.com

SITUATIONS VACANT

WINDOW CLEANING

SWIM TEACHER • Part time in private, warm, friendly pool.

• Monday, 3pm - 7pm and some relief work.

• ASTA preferred but not essential, training will be given.

Ph Joan 03 347 9119 or 03 349 5001 STORAGE KENNEDYS - Purpose built.

S ecu r e. Ch eap r ates .

Rolleston. Please phone (03) 347 9464 or 027 223 8777 or contact us by email: kennedysstorage@xtra.co.nz

WINDOW CLEANING

WINDOW CLEANING “Treat yourself” * Experienced * Reliable * Trustworthy

Professional Window Cleaner now servicing the Rolleston & Selwyn area.

Discounts for regular cleans

Wilf Lock (03) 318 1960 or 027 499 3535 wanal@xtra.co.nz

TRADES

TRADES

WANTED

Cash paid for any cars, vans, 4WD’s trucks, tractors.

Free Pick Up Any Condition Anywhere Phone 027 476 2404 or 03 347 9354

TRADES

Community Support Workers NZCare Group is one of the largest providers of support services to people with an intellectual disability.

We are seeking dedicated, enthusiastic people to work as full time, part time, and casual Community Support Workers across our services in Christchurch.

In this busy and varied role you will work as part of a close-knit team to support people with all aspects of daily living – including support with personal cares, cleaning, promoting independence, and accessing the community!

A huge part of this role is supporting people to achieve their goals and live an ordinary life – if you want to make a difference, this is the position for you!

Experience and qualifications are not necessary; you just need to be fun loving, dedicated, and willing to learn.

To apply, please go to www.healthcarenz.co.nz, or call Georgia Fretwell on 03 363 2815 for further information.

H AN D YMAN - Mik e th e H and ym an s er vi n g all handyman, lawnmowing and general work, Selwyn area.

Phone 0800 287 828 or 03 347 7437.

UPHOLSTE RER - Recover lounge suites, dining chairs, squabs etc. Free quotes.

Based in Weedons. Phone 03 980 4979.

Whitby Pumps Specialists in pump and water solutions GAVIN BURGESS

0274 953 712

To advertise in the Malvern & Rolleston News email: adverts@malvernnews.co.nz

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MURRAY HATCHARD • • •

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• Q: How do you keep your husband from reading your e-mail A: Rename the email folder 'Instruction Manuals'

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