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HEAVY downpours failed to dampen Cantabrians’ enthusiasm for Cup Week and the A&P Show with thousands turning out to soak up the carnival-like atmosphere. Over 20,000 people attended New Zealand Trotting Cup Day at Addington on Tuesday with the crowd enjoying the new facilities. Addington Raceway’s marketing manager Ged Mooar said the day was a huge success with excellent feedback about the new stands and party central area. “It was such an exciting atmosphere and people were really happy with what we had put in place. “Even people who’d been attending Cup Day for years were commenting on how great the new party central area and everyone was having a wonderful time.� Day two of the New Zealand Cup at Riccarton Park Raceway on Wednesday ended on a damp note with the last race being abandoned due to track conditions. Riccarton Park sponsorship and marketing manager Chris Rowe said the the race would now run as an extra race at 11:50am before tomorrow’s Christchurch Casino Cup Day. “It’s our anniversary week so I’m sure lots of people will want to come out and celebrate after the tough year that we’ve been through. “We’ve had very strong pre-sales so I hope the weather will come to the party.� Meanwhile, heavy afternoon downpours failed to deter a crowd of over 10,000 people from attending the first day of the A&P Show on Wednesday. Event director Rae Finlay said people enjoyed the indoor pavilions during the rainy afternoon. “We had a great start considering the weather with more families visiting this year and over 3000 children on school trips went through the gates on the first day. “Even when it rained people could move indoors and enjoy the events and shopping.� Ms Finlay said yesterday’s more settled weather drew a crowd of around 20,000. She expected a good turnout for today’s Show Day with the weather predicted to be mainly fine. “As the sun has started to come out the crowds have picked up and it’s a great opportunity for Cantabrians to get out and enjoy their special day.�
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“No I don’t think so. I think “Yes definitely. They they are both great and hon- have done a lot for ourable New Zealanders but rugby.” I don’t think they should be knighted. They did a good job but it is their job which they were paid to do.”
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All the fun of the show AFTER a slightly sodden start on Wednesday the skies cleared for the second day of the Canterbury A&P show yesterday. Thousands of people were enjoying the show’s attractions from farm machines to sideshows. The show continues on its third and final day today.
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Hanging on to things that define us CUP and Show Week, a defining feature of Canterbury life and the biggest week in the region’s calendar, has been proving a treat for the city and region in spite of blustery winds and frequent showers. On Tuesday a crowd of 20,000 gathered at the mecca of harness racing, Addington Raceway, with the sights trackside again providing nearly as much interest as the racing itself - women in stylish hats and clothes, younger women in short tight-fitting dresses tottering on high heels accompanied by their men ‘suited’ reluctantly, it seemed, for the day. One woman provided some diverting interest also, just before the main event, the NZ Trotting Cup, with a disrobing act which no doubt startled the driver of race favourite Smoken Up ….and did it upset the horse? Smoken Up led out early and was run down to place second. The week, meanwhile, has continued on in a similar buoyant if less spectacular manner with the A & P Show
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and the gallops at Riccarton. A significant event during the week also has been the de-consecration of ChristChurch Cathedral. This building too has been a defining feature of the city and region. A debate now is centred on whether parts of it should be kept and restored or demolished and removed. The Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority has issued a demolition notice while the cathedral administrators have announced plans for partial demolition and work to make it earthquake safe. To totally demolish and remove what is left of the cathedral would be a hugely negative move. Cup and Show Week and the cathedral, regardless of one’s religious affiliations or views, are the things that define us and are worth hanging on to. It is important that as much of the cathedral which can be retained and restored should be.
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Joining ‘The Club’ I’M a SAD person, especially this time of the year when one should be moaning about the hot nor-westers, bracing themselves as they dive into the briney and spend the evenings out round the barbie with a nice cold drink Yes SAD, (Seasonal Affective Disorder) is where I am at, cyclic depression, increased appetite, increased need for sleep, detachment, socially isolating myself - yeah right, you may say but it’s true. The weather at the moment is the pits, unless you are a farmer. I am really over the four seasons in a day but when you get it happening multiple times during the same day, it is no wonder I have lost it. At this time of the year I usually have the brownest legs in town, my face is in a raw state, because no makeup in the world will match the nugget colour (my daughter says) and the summer salad has been helpful on my hips. But no, the winter lard is weighing heavy on me; I’m grumpy and can’t blame it on the quakes. But there was a real unbelievable day that erased all traces of SAD from my thinking. On Saturday my
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Ask the Mayor Has Civil Defence and the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority been too hasty in their demolition of historic buildings in central Christchurch? THE September, February and June earthquakes caused significant damage to buildings in our central city, including heritage buildings. Tragically 42 lives were lost when unreinforced masonry buildings collapsed. Both the council and the New Zealand Historic Places Trust have been involved in discussions with Cera on the future of heritage buildings. And I’m of the view that it is important that all options are explored before a decision is made to demolish a
heritage building. We are seeing this now over the future of Christ Church Cathedral and that’s wise. However, ultimately the final decision about an unsafe building lies with Cera. In all decisions on any buildings public safety has to be paramount. We do not want any more tragedies too many people have lost their lives already. If you have a question for Mayor Bob Parker email editor@mainlandpress. co.nz
All elevens on Armistice Day y TODAY’S Armistice Day commemorations will be held not only on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month as usual, but also the 11th year of the century. A service will be held at 11am today ay at the Henry Nicholas VC MM statue tatue in Remembrance Park, adjacent to the Bridge of Remembrance. Dean of Christchurch, The Very y Reverend Peter Beck will dedicate wreaths from Mayor Bob Parker, Consular Corps, members of Parliament, representatives of the services and the Returned and Services’ Association (RSA) following the observation of a two-minute silence at 11am. Christchurch RSA vice president Pete Dawson said Armistice Day remained as important as ever. “New Zealand soldiers, along with other Commonwealth forces and particularly the Australians, suffered the highest loss of life of any forces throughout the First World War. It’s just the importance of remembrance of those sacrifices that effectively were made on our behalf.”
It being eleventh year of the eing the eleve enth yea century was not particul particularly notable, he said. The centenary centenar commemorations in 2018 would d bbe much more significant. Christchurch RSA president Russell Barron will be attending commemoration services in Le Quesnoy, France, where the Canterbury regiment stormed the walls to liberate the city from Germany occupation.
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THE Trinity Building on the corner of Worcester and Manchester streets, home to Octagon Live, was severely damaged in February’s earthquake but the theatre’s musicians have regrouped to kick off rebuild efforts with a comeback concert on November 25 in Hagley Park. Singer Natalie Slade, whose family has owned the Trinity Building since 1993, said while February’s earthquake was a huge setback she was focused on creating a positive future for the historical landmark which would see it transformed into a carbon neutral building. The family originally used the building for their wedding business and then transformed it into Octagon Live theatre and restaurant in 2006. “The building was such a gem for Christchurch so we are very lucky to be able to keep some of the original history and character including the beautiful rimu interior of the main building and the pipe organ. “The exterior will have a makeover with the old parish hall and original tower being replaced by state-of-the-art buildings.” Miss Slade believed the new Trinity building would capture the essence of the original structure while setting the standard for other
Positive energy: Natalie Slade is looking forward to reuniting with the Octagon Live musicians for a concert to kick-start efforts to rebuild the historic Trinity Building. Photo: Gina McKenzie
historic Christchurch buildings to follow. “We have a rare opportunity to preserve history while making these special buildings safe and environmentally friendly. “I hope other historic building owners will follow our lead and improve upon the original buildings that make Christchurch so beautiful.” After performing and producing music shows nightly for the past five years at Octagon Live, Miss Slade was excited about reuniting with the
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STEVE Hira, the man who shot to prominence after the February 22 earthquake when he traded in his high-paying job for community work, is now a reverend. The Cashmere resident gave up a six-figure salary as a water filter salesman in order to take up a non-paid role coordinating an Aranui-based community welfare voluntary group assisting earthquake victims and the eastern suburbs community. His achievements included setting up a local foodbank. As well as being senior pastor of the Christchurch Workshop Centre, he is also chairman of the Whakaoranga Trust, an organisation which offers Oscar children’s programmes, a free community gym and a
budget advice service among its operations. Last weekend, Mr Hira was officially ordained as a reverend of the Assembly of God New Zealand at a service held in the Aranui Primary School hall. He was pleased to have been ordained and said his work following the earthquake had probably brought the service forward. “It was great, just a step forward from where I was before.” Part of his current focus with the Whakaoranga Trust was on helping people find work. “We can’t give people food forever and a day so it’s really pinpointing what the main issues are, why do they continue to Feeding the masses: Steve Hira inspecting need food and one big issue has some supplies at the food bank in Aranui earlier this year. Photo: Robin Raymond been a lack of employment.”
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New facility a boost for dairy company
Milking it: Synlait Milk’s new facility near Dunsandel is seen as an important step forward for the company.
CANTERBURY-based dairy company Synlait Milk’s recently commissioned $100 million infant nutritional facility near Dunsandel has already played an important role in raising the company’s profile according to its chief executive Dr John Peno. The company has produced its first consumer packaged infant formula for export to China and Dr Peno said the “best in-class” approach to developing the new facility had led international customers to take notice. The facility, which the company
claims is the largest and most sophisticated in the Southern Hemisphere, was commissioned on time in September despite challenges from earthquakes impacting on the Canterbury region. It will be officially opened by Minister of Trade Tim Groser at a ceremony on November 22 which is expected to be attended by the company’s customers from Asia, Europe, Australia and the Middle East, as well as government officials and farmers who supply milk to the company. Synlait Milk’s new corporate brand will also be launched at the event.
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like to return but may have put their plans on hold following the earthquake. “I’d like to say to them that there are jobs available here and we’re Kiwis Come Home founder the busiest Tim Howe hopes his initiative will attract talented we’ve ever young New Zealanders been so the living overseas to return business en- home. vironment is very positive.” Mia Ryan, a senior recruitment consultant at Opus International in Christchurch, said her company was searching for geo-tech, marine and bridge engineers to help with the rebuild. “We’re looking for people with seismic experience to work on specialised projects and it would be wonderful if Kiwis living overseas could return to take up these types of positions.”
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Church shows support for City THE loss of events in Christchurch following the February quake prompted the Baptist Churches of NZ to support the city by changing the location of its annual assembly from Hamilton to Lincoln University. Around 600 representatives from New Zealand’s 244 Baptist congregations
have registered – a 50 percent increase on the usual numbers. The conference began yesterday and will run until Sunday and is focusing on the care of families and children. A nationwide Baptist appeal has raised more than $436,000, which has helped fund community initiatives in the city.
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Short film festival boosts Sumner WITH many central city cinemas out of action due to February’s earthquake Hollywood Cinema in Sumner stepped up to host the Show Me Shorts short film festival. Festival director Gina Dellabarca said it was very important that Christchurch people didn’t miss out on this festival which is in its sixth season. “I’m sure everyone is keen for a bit of escapism and some culture in a city that has been stripped of so much. “We hope that we can provide a little bit of that and that people will find time to come out to this gorgeous old picture palace and enjoy these fantastic short films.” Ms Dellabarca said the festival offered something for everyone including several films that had already won awards at film festivals in Toronto and Cannes. The short films were organised into a variety of session themes entitled: Unexpected Adventure, Master Chef, Love You to Death, Extreme Measures, Small Pleasures, Unlikely Bedfellows and Hitting the Road. Each session included about seven short films tied together by a common theme. The sessions ran for about 80 minutes each and the average length of each film was eleven minutes.
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Festival coordinator Richard McFarlane said his picks from this year’s films were New Zealand short films Pacific Dreams and The Great Barrier. This year for the first time the festival also included a selection of international short films from France, Ireland, Germany, South Africa and the USA. The festival opened yesterday and runs until November 20th. Tickets are $13.50 for general admission, $10 for concession and $7 for children. For further information contact Hollywood Cinemas on 03 326 6102 or online at www.hollywoodcinema.co.nz.
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Fitzgerald Motors is part of Auto Super Shoppes, a na onwide group of independent premium workshops. "Being part of this network gives us greater buying power, which allows us to get be er deals for our customers. It also gives us more access to a wider range of suppliers and spare parts." "An added bonus is that if we have a customer who is travelling or moving out of Christchurch we can refer them to a workshop we have a rela onship with," says Graham. With the holiday season coming up, now is the me to have your vehicle fully serviced. If you haven’t had your coolant changed on a regular basis, Fitzgerald Motors are able to offer a full cooling system flush using the latest power flush machine. They also have courtesy cars available to ensure you have as li le disrup on to your day as possible. “We also ensure we keep in contact with you while your vehicle is here. If there are any addi onal repairs needed we always get your permission to carry these out," says Craig. Contact Fitzgerald Motors at 03 349 7813 or 021 027 95156 or fitzgeraldmotors@clear.net.nz.
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Wednesday 16 November 2011 at 7.30pm St James Spreydon, Presbyterian Church, Cnr Barrington and Bewdly Streets, Spreydon, Christchurch FUNDRAISER Free sites for groups or clubs to fund raise or promote their groups at Spencer Park Gala 1st & 2nd January, sponsored by Buy Sell & Exchange, call Arthur to book your site now 03 329-8654 or 027 226-7801 GALA Market, 1st & 2nd January, Spencer Park, sponsored by Buy Sell & Exchange, market sites $60, 1st or 2nd January, sites only $10 for 2nd January only, call Arthur to book your site now 03 329-8654 or 027 226-7801
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GARDEN Need a Spring Tidy - Up? Pruning, Lawns, Gardening consistently reliable general property upkeep. One off jobs or on-going service. Nick’s Property Maintenance. Keeping your garden beautiful. Free Quote. Ph. 942-4440 GARDENING By mature female, very particular, honest & reliable $18 per hr, Northcote & surrounding areas, plse ph 03 352-2590 NTH/WEST Tidy-Ups and Landscapes: SPECIALISING in seasonal / annual tidy-ups. Ideas. Landscaping to easy care sections. ON CALL for YOU. est. 2004. Call Graeme 358-6090 or 027 341-8596. RIDE ON non catch or catch grass, residential or commercial, fertilising, spraying, hedge trimming, free quotes ph Philip Owner/Operator 03 347-8818 or 027 209-1222
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We are a fun loving married couple who are financially secure with professional jobs and have a natural love of life. We have a passion for sport and travelling and have great friends and families. However we are missing one part of our ultimate dream and that is having a baby together which is proving really difficult. After several unsuccessful IVF treatments we are now looking for a really special person that will give us the gift of life. If you are able to help and are under 37, a non smoker, ideally may have completed having your family and are willing to be the critical link in us achieving our dream. Please call Anne at the Fertility Associates on 03 341-2744, quoting reference OUR DREAM.
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PH. 03 329 8489 or 0274 314 723 Email. talbot.tiling@gmail.com A Better Oven Clean: Efficient professional service $45.00 Ph 027 228-0025 or A.h. 389-5943. BUILDER For all building work but specialist in bathroom renovations, 25 yrs experience, with service and integrity. Free Quotes. Ph Lachlan 383-1723 or 0274 367-067. BUILDERS-CLEANS 10 years experience specialising in clean up of new homes, renovations, & earthquake repairs. Phone Deb - Absolutely Clean on 3477685 or 027 269-2610 CARPENTER (Trade Cert) 35 years experience. All types of Maintenance, Fences, Decking, Weatherboards, Repairs & Alterations. No Job Too Small. Ph Lindsay 323-5534 or 021 206-4245 CARPENTER Semi retired, small jobs, alterations & repairs. Phone Peter 384-6166 or 021 031-0413. Prompt service & Quotes given. CHIMNEY CLEANING Abel & Prestige Chimney Cleaning (2009) Ltd. Professional, Guaranteed Service. Free Phone 0800 661-244 COMPUTER Trouble shooting & tuition, virus removal, system optimisation to improve speed, low rates, free fix it software ph Dave 03 366-3020 or 022 635-9414 CONSTRUCT Developments Ltd for all your building requirements from new homes to alterations & additions ph the professionals for a free quote, Contract or Labour only price avail ph Mark 03 331-8090 or 027 233-4134 ELECTRICIAN - K.T.Electrics. Domestic, Commercial, 30 years experience, All work undertaken. Phone Kevin 027 204-7233 or 383-5407 ELECTRICIAN AAA SERVICE, registered, honest tradesman ph Peter 03 382-5824 or 0800 544-486 ELECTRICIAN All electrical work, heat pumps, ovens, repairs, No call out or travel fees, payment by Eftpos, Credit Card, Ph Brent 0800 247-378
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R L U GBY LEA O O H C S GUE H G I A H C I AD U N EM A R Y Shortland Street, Aranui, Christchurch, New Zealand A Phone: 388 7083 www.aranui-high.school.nz Aranui High School Rugby League Academy has been in existence for many years with the original goal of helping keep students at the school. During their time with the academy students learn about playing rugby league and gain credits to go towards a National Certificate in Sport or NCEA. Three days a week are spent training, either on the field or in the gym, says Te Wairau, Development Officer for Canterbury Rugby League and the League Director for the Aranui High School Rugby League Academy. A highlight of the year was playing against a Greymouth High Invitational team in Greymouth to raise funds for the Pike River families and the Canterbury Earthquake fund. “The game against the Greymouth High Invitational team was great for the academy and the Coasters were all behind the idea and on the night there was a great atmosphere,” says Te Wairau. Another highlight was visits from several rugby league professionals which included Steve Price, Nathan Cayless, Elijah Taylor and Darren Bell who is the Recruitment Manager for the Melbourne Storm. The team from Aranui High School was the only South Island school
team to be sent to the National Rugby League Tournament in Auckland where they won the Bowl. The boys in the academy are involved not just in playing rugby league but also coaching, mentoring and refereeing. Many of the boys are involved with coaching and refereeing school teams from the Canterbury Rugby League competition on Fridays at South Hagley Park. The academy also held their own holiday programme at Wainoni Park this year. Other lessons learned along the way including professional skills such as team work, leadership skills and confidence building. Potential students apply to Course Director, Te Wairau, to attend the academy which has no fees and is internally assessed. The best result for the academy is for the boys to launch a professional rugby career, says Te Wairau. Other options from completing the course include working in sport refereeing, careers as sports development officers, sport conditioning, coaching, sports and recreational trainers and gym managers. Plans for 2012 include playing at the National Rugby League Tournament held in Auckland again and also travelling to Melbourne to play local teams.
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Fewer airpoints for Blackadder’s mob! BIG day Tuesday and we all know why. Of course it was Trotting Cup Day at Addington and a great chance for Cantabrians to party. God knows everyone who has lived here for the past 12 months is entitled to give it a rip now and again. Let’s face it Cup Day has been a Canterbury tradition for over 100 years and is the envy of every other province in New Zealand. Nothing could upstage the Addington event could it? You want to bet? At midday Prime Minister John Key made a major announcement. Canterbury would have a new home for the Crusaders rugby season 2012! Wow, that caused an even bigger ripple around the race track than even the legend Blossom Lady was able to do. There were many doubters in Canterbury who could not believe the pledge CEO Hamish Riach made months ago that he was committed to finding a base for our beloved and over achieving Crusaders for their
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next campaign. As time moved on, it appeared more and more that this promise just did not have the legs to come to fruition. What the doubters didn’t calculate on was the huge effort behind the scenes that was taking place. A deal was brokered between the Canterbury and New Zealand rugby unions along with the Christchurch City Council and the government to deliver on the promise. The irony of the announcement was not lost on the punters on course that the new venue was in fact just a long range Dan Carter penalty goal from where they were gathered.
Addington Rugby League ground will be overhauled and revamped to be a temporary home for rugby, league, football and concerts. The challenges ahead given the tight time line involved will call for total cooperation from all the parties involved. Sure it won’t be a Twickenham, Suncorp or Dunedin Stadium - we live in a time and place where we have to cut our cloth according to what’s available. My hope is that we Cantabrians will get out and back up the people that made this courageous decision and fully support the teams and events that are to be the tenants of this new-look home for Canterbury rugby. It’s hard to imagine that the Crusaders can play much better than they have since they entered the Super competition. But the one thing we can be sure of is that the players’ beds at home will be a hell of an improvement on departure lounges and carting suitcases around the world week after week!
Coming champs LWAMBA Chileshe, of Chisnallwood Intermediate, is a multi-talented young sportsperson who loves althetics, soccer, cross country running and squash. Eleven-year-old Lwamba started athletics five years ago. He is a member of the Christchurch Avon Club and last season he won the champion award for his age group. His favourite events are the high jump and the hurdles. At the Colgate games in Dunedin earlier this year, Lwamba won a silver medal for high Flying high: LWAMBA Chileshe in full flight. jump in his age group. He also won a gold medal for the Canterbury children’s athletics quadrathon. They were runners up in the competition. Lwamba has been in the Canterbury Primary Lwamba also plays squash, and came runnerSchools cross country team for the past two years. up (to his brother) in the Canterbury champs He won the Chisnallwood Intermediate year 7 under 13 age group this season, and then won the boys’ cross country this year and gained a place in Christchurch Football Squash Club junior champs the Canterbury team. title, beating his brother for that title. He plays soccer for Coastal Spirit and was Well done Lwamba – you certainly have a bright selected for the Canterbury Black 12th Grade team. future in whichever sport you choose!
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CRUSADER’S CHARITY CRICKET 11am Sunday 27 November | Hagley Oval
CRUSADERS VS TODD BLACKADDER’S ALL STARS
FREE ENTRY
> Meet the Celebrities > A great Family Day Out > Lots of chances to WIN cash and prizes
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FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11 2011