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Milestone match by Kent Caddick
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It was ‘Scones’ night at the Darfield Rugby Football Club on Saturday night as the club celebrated popular prop Scott ‘Scones’ McIlroy’s 200th game for the club.
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p Scott McIlroy is greeted by his wife Lauren and children Jed (left) and Ella after playing his 200th match for Darfield
Unfortunately for Scott, who earned his nickname Scones while working at the Darfield Bakery, the Ellesmere division one match didn’t go Darfield’s way being beaten by close rivals Southbridge, although the team has secured a place in the competition’s semifinals with one round to go. About his 200th match Scott said he felt a mixture of excitement and relief. “It was relief in the sense I have had a few injury worries with my knee and whatnot this season and excited to do it at home, especially against Southbridge which is a team that I have a few good mates in.” Scott began his career with
Darfield rugby when the family including his twin brother Blair, who played his 197th match for the club against Southbridge, moved to Darfield from Dunedin when he was five. “I started playing rugby for Darfield in the midget grade and played up through all the grades and it’s been pretty cool playing all my rugby with Blair as well.” Scott claims older brother status to his twin after being born two minutes ahead of Blair which he said also helps to explain his slightly more impressive physique. Scott, who works for Hazlett Rural as a grain and seed rep, said the Darfield
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University moves up tertiary rankings Selwyn’s Lincoln University continues to move up the rankings when compared to other tertiary institutions both in New Zealand and overseas. Lincoln has recently been placed 71st in the new Times Higher Education (THE) Asia-Pacific University Rankings, amongst the 243 universities in the region. The ranking puts it fifth of New Zealand’s eight universities for the first time. This follows a recent rise to 319 in QS World University rankings, a jump of 24 places from last year, and placing it in the top 1.2% of the world’s universities. Vice-Chancellor Professor Robin Pollard said the Times Higher Education’s assessments take into account teaching, research, international outlook, and knowledge transfer. Weightings were applied to each category to reflect AsiaPacific priorities. “Lincoln University has continued to improve its scores in the major rankings assessments,” Professor Pollard said. “We are happy that ranking assessments of Lincoln continue to improve. There are arguments for and against different ranking methods, but ultimately what is most important is that the university adds value to students, industry, and society at large.
p Lincoln University Vice-Chancellor Professor Robin Pollard
“Lincoln University will continue to make organisational change to improve its performance further, as befits a 21st century world class university.” Professor Pollard said their next step is to reshape the university to deliver benefits enabled by the Joint Facility with AgResearch. “That involves new ways of working with Crown Research Institutes and industry partners,” he said. ¢
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First fete for school by Kent Caddick
Rolleston’s first high school will hold its inaugural school fete next month.
Community centre set to open
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by Kent Caddick
The working party behind the building of Dunsandel’s new $3.8 million dollar community centre is praising the community for their part in making it happen.
p Rolleston College will hold its first ever school fete in August
The Rolleston College fete will be held on the school grounds on Sunday, August 6, from 11am to 4pm with entry by way of school donation. The fete is being organised by the students themselves under the guidance of mentor Rachel Skelton. Mrs Skelton said the students leading the fete, Katey Knight, Siena Jenkins and Jaran Parker, have been working on the fete as a part of their Quest or Passion project. “They have over 48 stalls plus student ones organised, and we have reached our capacity for stalls,” she said. “There has been a huge amount of learning in this for all three of them in terms of event management, health and safety, and communication.
“They have had to weigh up alternatives and make some difficult decisions such as deciding not to have the large rides they initially considered due to Health and Safety, favouring instead some more low key options such as pony rides. “They have done an amazing job as 12 and 13 year olds to take on such a mammoth task.” Mrs Skelton said Jaran has led the car component of the fete and they are currently expecting over 25 classic cars and some new Harley Davidson Motorbikes at the event. Anyone wanting to show their cars or motorcycles can contact Jaran at j.parker@rollestoncollege or through the Rolleston College Fete Facebook page. ¢
The finishing touches are being put on the new 700m2 building ahead of it’s official opening on Friday, August 4. Chair of the Dunsandel Community Centre Working Party Russell Dalzell said the community had begun to look at what it was going to do with the old hall prior to the September 2010 earthquake. “So we held a public meeting and from that, and a survey we did, there was overwhelming support for moving the hall to the domain.” A working party was formed which included Mr Dalzell, district councillor Nigel Barnett, Ray Seebeck, Karen Stone and Leo Donkers. Plans were drawn up, costs were calculated and the working party got to work. “We always had a fairly lofty goal in terms of what we could raise and I think in the end we did better than many would have imagined.” The working party itself raised over $350,000 in cash donations as well as obtaining grants of $500,000 from the lotteries commission, $150,000
p Dunsandel Community Centre Working Party members, from left, Nigel Barnett, Karen Stone, Ray Seebeck and Russell Dalzell relax in the sun as the final touches are put on the new community centre. Absent: Leo Donkers
from the RATA foundation and $75,000 from the Ellesmere Reserves Board. “There was such a good community spirit here and a strong desire to see something new and modern built because in a small community like ours you’re stuffed without a town hall.” Mr Dalzell said their focus now is turning to managing the building and to ensure as much as possible it pays for itself in terms of the running costs. ¢
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With just over a week to go tickets for the Celebration of Screen and Stage Concert in Lincoln are selling fast.
p Selwyn singer and songwriter June Burney is organising a celebration of the district’s musical talent in a concert in Lincoln
The concert, to be held at the Lincoln High School hall on Saturday July 27, features a wide range of musical and theatrical talent from across the Selwyn district. Performer and organiser of the event June Burney said while there have been events like Selwyn Sounds there has been nothing which features Selwyn only performers, and this is an opportunity for locals to hear those groups showcase their talent.
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Cost of blaze calculated Selwyn’s share of the rural firefighting costs for February’s Port Hills fires has been estimated at $7.9 million, most of which will be covered by insurance.
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Selwyn’s second district-wide CultureFest will be held in Lincoln this year.
p Insurance will cover most of the rural firefighting costs incurred by the Selwyn District Council during February’s Port Hills’ blaze
The Selwyn District council said the figure includes all rural firefighting costs incurred by the council and the Department of Conservation as rural fire authorities. It does not include costs incurred by the New Zealand Fire Service (now Fire Emergency NZ) as these costs sit with the Fire Service and do not form part of the council’s insurance claim. It also does not include civil defence costs incurred by the council. The majority of the costs ($7.4 million) will be covered through insurance with the Rural Fire Fighting Fund. Selwyn Mayor Sam Broughton said council costs not covered by insurance will be funded from the council’s 201617 operating expenditure. He said the costs reflect the significant scale of the firefighting operation. “The council also acknowledges that during this extended firefighting operation a substantial number of
council staff were diverted from their normal duties to work on this huge fire fighting operation. “We’re now back to business as usual but I would like to thank our Selwyn residents for their understanding, and for the support they showed to those involved in the firefighting efforts.” Council and DoC will each meet their own insurance excess of $195,000 along with other non-claimable costs totalling approximately $175,000, including the cost of preparing the claim. A breakdown of the rural firefighting costs showed significant areas of expenditure included approximately $2.1 million for aircraft, $1.8 million for rural fire personnel, $900,000 for fire retardant, $800,000 for rural fire equipment and vehicles, and $600,000 for heavy machinery. February’s firestorm on the Port Hills covered over 2000 hectares and destroyed 11 homes. ¢
p Chinese dancers performing at last year’s Selwyn CultureFest in Rolleston
Originally only held in Lincoln, last year the CultureFest become a districtwide event and was held in Rolleston to coincide with the town’s 150th anniversary, with the two towns agreeing to host the event in alternative years. The 2017 event, which is organised by Selwyn District Council in partnership with Rotary Club of Lincoln, Christchurch Multicultural Council, and the Canterbury Migrant Centre, will be held at Lincoln Event Centre and Domain on Sunday, October 1, from 11am to 4pm. Council is now inviting cultural and ethnic community groups in the district to take part in the second annual celebration of diversity in Selwyn.
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Broadfield a title contender by Kent Caddick
Broadfield has secured its place as the team most likely to wrest the Selwyn premier netball title away from Lincoln with a win over Halswell on Saturday afternoon. In the final match of round two of the premier competition Broadfield accounted for Halswell 68-45 at the Lincoln Events Centre. The win puts them into second place on the points table, three behind Lincoln and five clear of third placed Greenpark. Greenpark locked down third place when it rolled Rolleston 83-41, although the young Rolleston side kept pace with Greenpark in the first two quarters before running out of steam
in the second half. Lincoln stretched its unbeaten run this season with a 77-39 win over Southbridge. In Premier 2 grade action, Lincoln B beat West Melton B 47-36, Dunsandel overcame Halswell B 55-44 and West Melton A recorded a 57-43 win over Burnham. West Melton A lead the grade by two points over Burnham, with Lincoln B and Dunsandel seven points behind the top two. ¢
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Darfield on track despite loss
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Darfield lost its unbeaten record in this year’s Ellesmere division one rugby competition on Saturday but has secured a spot in the semifinals with one round to go.
p Darfield’s Harry Pankhurst breaks through the Southbridge defence to score his side’s second try
p Ratu Luvenitoga, who was playing his 150th match for Southbridge, charges at the Darfield defence
Darfield went down to current Ellesmere champions Southbridge at Darfield Domain on Saturday afternoon but the two sides, along with competition leaders Waihora, which had to come from behind to beat Lincoln 18-16, have all secured a place in the semis. Whether Darfield will be hosting a semifinal match will be determined when the final round of the Ellesmere competition is played, following this weekend’s Southbridge Shield clash between Ellesmere and North Canterbury in Kaiapoi. Darfield started well in its clash with Southbridge for the McIlroy Sheat Brothers Cup, with centre Richard Catherwood crossing the tryline after just five minutes of the match. Southbridge fullback Jarrod Sheat cut through for his side’s first try after 12 minutes and added a second 15 minutes later with Southbridge going to the halftime break with a 14-5 lead. It extended that lead when flanker Jale Masi went over for a converted try 15
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or those readers who know me, there is nothing to reveal…for those who don’t… Seven generations of my family have lived at Wards Road with our Grandson being the most junior. My mum was born in the house we live in which was built in 1910 by local builder Mr Narby. When Mum and Dad married in 1946, Dad had just returned from WWll. They moved to Blenheim where I was born but Mum got homesick so home she came. As children we were always encouraged to play sport so we have been swimmers, hockey, netball, table tennis, tennis and golfers in our day. Dad was very passionate about the Returned Services Assn and instilled the same in me. I am very proud to wear his medals on ANZAC Day. Now as the years have unfolded I have taken on all sorts of roles in our great community. As office manager for PGGW in a full time role my days are busy. Outside the office I am a volunteer with the Malvern Community Patrol, Malvern Cancer Support Group, St John’s Hororata Parish Vestry member, a Justice of the Peace and one of my most rewarding roles yet is being a Marriage Celebrant. During this period of my life I have officiated near the headwaters of the Rangitata River
Growing up in the country and in a family of 8 kids meant that most of the time if you wanted something you had to do it yourself. Jayne Redmond started her first after school job sweeping the next door joiner shop floors at 13 and from then on she always had an after school job. “it was just what you did if you wanted some extra pocket money” Coming from a family where your parents both work hard rubbed off on all of us says Jayne with Dad owning his own business almost all of us followed suit with 6 of the 8 of us being business owners now. After doing office work straight from school Jayne had a hankering for a job with a bit of diversity so in 2003 she quit her job and started studying Beauty in Christchurch. After completing her training she landed her first job at one of Christchurchs top Day Spas. It was there she learnt very fast, literally dropped in the deep end with a full client base because someone had quit the day before. Luckily she managed to swim instead of sink and learnt a great deal in 18 months of working flat out. The big OE called so off she went to UK where Jayne worked in the beauty industry while traveling. In 2007 Jayne started her first salon just out of Darfield attached to a friend’s Hair studio. It was this year that she convinced her twin sister Sarah to go and complete her beauty training. “I had a dream that one day we might own a salon together”. In 2010 the opportunity came for Jayne to purchase an existing salon in Darfield and that is where things really took off. Sarah began to work with Jayne as one of her staff members and within 1 year Jayne had 3 staff members. Fast forward 5
to the shores of Akaroa Harbour and much in between. My very first bride whom I had known for half of her life, is now a well-known singer. You may have seen her as a soloist with the NZ Navy Band and she has sung a few National Anthems for the All Blacks and visiting rugby teams. You will find my advertisement, the third Thursday of each month in The Record.
2009 was a year to remember. Our twins, Jamie and Lachlan had just had their first birthday, we had an earthquake, oh and we bought a business. Not the ideal start to our first year in business. Deciding the commute to Christchurch 5 days a week was a big amount of time away from the family, it wasn’t long before Joanna was able to take over running the office, working from home which makes family life much easier with the kids at school and starting after school activities. Looking to expand the business, we could see a need for a skip hire service and we set about making it happen, found a truck and bought some skips and off we went, slowly at first and then as we forged relationships with local builders and business it increased from our first 2 skips to the 17 we have today with plans to continue to expand the service. Having both 3 cubic metre skips and 7.5 cubic metre skips provides options for waste removal. Always looking to expand and diversify we started looking at cardboard recycling and we took over an existing service which included collections as far east as Leeston. This led to employing another driver to work part time to cope with the extra workload. Our service area now covers almost all of the Selwyn District, Rakaia Gorge to West Melton, Castle Hill to Leeston. Serving farms, homes and businesses, if you have any waste needs we would be happy to talk through our service options.
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For the first time in its 49-year history, an Otago farmer is the FMG Young Farmer of the Year with Milton sheep and beef farmer, Nigel Woodhead, convincingly winning the prestigious title after three days of gruelling competition. Handing over the title to Mr Woodhead was the 2016 Young Farmer winner Athol New, who is also a Lincoln University graduate, having achieved his Bachelor of Agricultural Commerce degree in 2009 and now manages several dairy farms at Dunsandel. Mr Woodhead, who represented Otago Southland in the competition, studied Agricultural Science at Lincoln University. The 28-year-old was overwhelmed and emotional after 3 days of intense competition. “I watched FMG Young Farmer of the Year when I was a child, so to win it is a childhood dream that I think will take a long time to sink in,” Mr Woodhead said. A popular winner, Nigel graduated from Lincoln University with a Bachelor of Agricultural Science before working at Midlands Seed in Ashburton for five years, prior to heading home to
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p Lincoln University graduate Arjan van’t Klooster took out the Hynds Agri-sport Challenge title during this year’s FMG Young Farmer of the Year competition
the family farm. The win is particularly relevant in the Woodhead household as Nigel grew up in a family that watched the contest every year with his Dad competing at a young age. He said the win was the realisation of a dream. “My wife Leanne and I worked really hard and to win this is incredible.” Contest Chairman and former Grand Finalist Dean Rabbidge said he was thrilled to see an Otago Southland farmer take the title home. “History has been made tonight in a proud farming province and we couldn’t be happier.” NZ Young Farmers CEO Terry Copeland said Nigel was the epitome and pinnacle of what future leaders in the Agri-sector need to be. “The FMG Young Farmer of the Year continues to showcase the brilliant young leadership our organisation strives to develop and Nigel is an example of this as an inspiring future leader. “ Third place went to another Lincoln alumni, Andrew Wiffen, who represented Tasman. The 29-year-old West Coast Dairy farmer graduated from Lincoln University with a Commerce and Agriculture degree and worked on dairy farms in Canterbury before setting up a 200 cow dairy farm near Hokitika with his family.
own a 164ha 600 cow farm at Glenavy and are also lower order sharemilkers milking 1,200 cows on his parents’ farm. Full results FMG Young Farmer of the Year: First: Nigel Woodhead, Otago Southland; Second: Hamish Best, East Coast; Third: Andrew Wiffen, Tasman; AGMARDT Agri-business Challenge winner: Hamish Best; Massey University Agri-Growth Challenge: Lisa Kendall; Ravensdown Agri-Skills Challenge: Nigel Woodhead; Hynds Agri-sport Challenge: Arjan van’t Klooster; Meridian Energy Agri-knowledge Quiz and Speech challenge: Hamish Best. ¢
Agri-Growth Challenge winner, Lisa Kendall, represented the Northern region and studied Agriculture and Farm Management at Lincoln University. She is one of only four women to ever compete in the Young Farmer of the Year final. She worked on dairy and sheep farms after she graduated and today she owns and operates ag-support service company Nurture farming. Hynds Agri-sport Challenge winner Arjan van’t Klooster studied Agricultural Commerce at Lincoln University. Mr van’t Klooster, who is 25 years old and his fiancee Kelsi Chamberlain
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Young Farmers’ chair awarded top scholarship New Zealand Young Farmers’ chairperson Jason Te Brake has become the youngest recipient ever to receive a prestigious Emerging Primary Industries Scholarship. The scholarship is a partnership between the Ministry for Primary Industries in conjunction with AGMARDT and the Te Hono Movement, and is a prestigious accolade for young leaders. He will now attend the 2017 Te Hono Movement Stanford Bootcamp and said he was honoured to be one of the youngest to receive the scholarship. “It is a fantastic opportunity to spend time at a world-renowned university,” Jason said. “It’s a huge privilege and the collaboration across the food industry at senior levels that it offers is important in terms of adding value and prosperity to the industry.” Jason, who has a chartered accounting and finance background has been a board member of NZ Young Farmers for four years and has graduated from the Kellogg Rural Leadership Programme. NZ Young Farmers CEO Terry Copeland said the scholarship reinforced the significant role the organisation plays
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CHURCH NOTICES — Sunday 16th July Lincoln Baptist Church — Everyone welcome! Sundays, 10am, 530 Birchs Road Lincoln. www.lincolnbaptist.org.nz / 03 325 3396 / office@lincolnbaptist.org.nz Malvern Anglican Parish — 8.00 am St Peter’s, Springfield; no service at 8.00 a.m. at Trinity, Darfield today; 9.30 am St Ambrose in Sheffield with Sunday School; 5.00 pm St George’s, Kirwee; The Ven Canon Susan Baldwin, 03 317 9079 http://malvernanglican.wordpress.com Church @ Rolleston — 40 Brookside Road. 9.30am Union Service. Contact Secretary Lynette 03 347 4599, lynlen50@hotmail.com Parish of Hororata — 9.30am St Johns at Hororata; 11.00am St Andrews at Glentunnel; www.hororataparish.co.nz; Rev Jenni Carter 03 318 0858. Kirwee Community Church — 10am Kirwee Sports Pavilion, High Street, Kirwee, Morning Tea to follow, Pastor: Brian Booth 03 318 1309. Darfield Catholic Church — Sunday Masses 8.30am For Weekly Masses, and the Liturgy Timetable refer to the church newsletter. Parish Priest: Fr Paulo Filoiai’i 03 342 9763. hornbyparish@xtra.co.nz. Hornby Presbytery. Hope Presbyterian West Melton — 9.30am weekly, West Melton (1136 West Coast Road). 11am first Sunday of the month, Halkett. Pastor: Murray Talbot 022 344 1039. Youth Leader: Mitch Shaw Ph 03 974 9120 or ext 1 021 411 800. www.hopechurch.net.nz. Glentunnel Chapel— Victoria Street, Glentunnel. Sundays 10.30 am, Worship and Communion. Ph 03 318 8948. Hope Presbyterian Rolleston — Service 10am, Rolleston School Hall, Kidman St. Pastor: Steve Talbot, 03 347 4007. Youth Leader: Courtney Forrest, 03 347 4007, www.hopechurch.net.nz. Malvern Co-operating Parish — 9.30am Greendale; 10am Cafe Hope at Sheffield Community Hall; 11am St Andrew's at the Glen, Glentunnel — Morning Prayer with Rev Jenni Carter Darfield Baptist Church — Services and Sunday School, Darfield 15 Greendale Road, 10.30am every Sunday, Glenroy Hall 9am 2nd & 4th Sundays. Ph 03 318 7360 Pastor – Paul Cossey; Youth Pastors Danielle Duff, Poiema Heine. Darfield Life Church — 17 North Terrace - 6.30pm Sunday Service; Pastors Wayne and Nicky Watson 03 318 7979 or 027 281 8340; Origin Youth 7.30pm Friday – Youth Leader James Sutherland 021 029 5223. Cornerstone — Rolleston. Meeting Sundays @ 10am, Rolleston Community Centre. www.cornerstonechurch.kiwi.nz; admin@cornerstonechurch.kiwi.nz : 021 221 6003. Rolleston Baptist Church — 9:30am, Children’s Sunday School & Bible Class; 10:30am, Main Service. We meet at Rolleston Christian School, 571 Springston Rolleston Rd, Rolleston. Contact: Pastor Joe Fleener; www.rollestonbaptist.org.nz; 03 260 1406; admin@rollestonbaptist.org.nz. Lev Shel Torah Congregation Shabbat (Saturday) 1:30pm Irwell Hall ,Corner Leeston & Selwyn Lake Road Contact: Sue Boyd 03 3242612. St Paul’s Anglican — Parish service at St Paul’s 9.30am.
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Featuring 3 days cruising on the Yangtze River. This is our 23rd escorted tour to China $11,900 (est.) pp share twin
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