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Rolleston Toy Library open u by Ann van Engelen

Mountain challenge for charity

Supporting Ronald McDonald House South Island and local organisations or individuals the annual Mt Somers Mountain Challenge is set for February …

Thirty years of muscle

Muscle Car Madness was established 30 years ago because of Rolleston resident Craig Stare’s passion for cars of all makes, models and vintages …

A historical gift

Based in Selwyn, members of the John Robert Godley Memorial Trust are preparing to present a copy of the Godley Gifts book set to the Lyttelton Heritage Museum …

After nearly two years of planning, New Zealand’s newest toy library at Rolleston held its inaugural toy collection day last Sunday at the Rolleston Community Centre. “With more than 200 toy libraries in communities across New Zealand, Rolleston’s is the first to operate entirely online. We had around eight new members braving the heat to come and pick up the toys they had reserved,” says publicity and promotions officer Michelle Sim. “Getting the toy library off the ground has required an enormous amount of effort by the small group of dedicated volunteers. From searching for premises, applying for grants and organising fundraisers, to purchasing new toys, cataloguing, packaging and labelling them. It has been a true labour of love for all of us. “It is an innovation born of necessity because after months of searching, the project drivers, a team of passionate local mums, were unable to find a suitable physical space to operate from. Chris and Ayyam O’Brien of Storage King Rolleston came to the rescue by generously donating the use of two storage units and a delivery truck. “That provided us the opportunity to think outside the box. “Inspired by online shopping, the web-based system allows members to browse and book toys online, then collect them from the central pickup and drop off point at the Rolleston Community Centre, between 3pm–4pm on Sundays.” The Rolleston Toy Library caters for ages 0–6 and has a growing collection of more 250 toys available for hire, a large percentage of which are brand new.

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p Members of the Rolleston Toy Library Committee Fiona Morland, Joanna Hunter, Hannah Jozco and Amy Pailthorpe

From large ride-on toys and outdoor play equipment to games, puzzles and dressups, with everything in between. “To be fully operational and see the dream finally become a reality is a massive achievement, which we are all incredibly proud of. We can’t wait

to see Rolleston families enjoying the use of these fabulous toys. For more information on the toy library’s membership structure and pricing, visit rollestontoylibrary.co.nz or chat to the staff on duty during the weekly pickup and drop off sessions. ¢

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To avoid water restrictions, the Selwyn District Council is asking people to use water wisely with the lack of rainfall and hotter weather forecast. “Through good planning and investment in our water supplies, the council is in a good position to meet increased water demand during summer, and there is no immediate need for mandatory water restrictions,” says SDC Infrastructure group manager Murray Washington. “If demand for water increases during summer then water restrictions may be introduced requiring households to avoid watering lawns at specific times. Water supplies are often placed under pressure during summer as many people decide to water their lawns and gardens at the same time. We are encouraging people to think about their water use. If everyone plays their part, we should be able to avoid restrictions and provide water at a good pressure all summer long.” To help this happen the council is recommending that people limit garden and lawn watering to after 9pm, to keep it away from peak usage times and ensure the sun doesn’t quickly evaporate the used water. “If you are considering watering your lawn during the day, it is best to check the conditions and make sure that it

p Murray Washington, Selwyn District Council Infrastructure group manager

won’t be too hot or windy when you do it, which would reduce the effectiveness of the water use.” Tips for managing your water use include keeping showers to a minimum, watering your garden and lawn every few days rather than daily. Water for shorter periods: set your system to run for three five-minute intervals over a couple of hours as the soil absorbs more water than watering for 15 minutes continuously. Use a watering can, check hoses or taps for leaks and make sure sprinklers are watering the plants — not the driveway, footpath or buildings. It is best not to irrigate between 6am–9am and 4pm–9pm and watering on cooler overcast days provide the best opportunity for the water to soak into the soil. ¢

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Canterbury police are making enquiries into an email sent to a Rolleston School family advising them to keep their children at home.

“We are aware the NZ Police are investigating an email reportedly sent to a parent,” says Rolleston School principal Simon Moriarty. “We celebrate that we are a multicultural community and school — we do not and will not tolerate racist behaviour. We have been providing our community with the most up-todate information from the Ministry of Education and Ministry of Health advisories, and we are looking forward to welcoming back our students and families for the start of the school year. “At times like this, communities need to come together and support each other.” The Canterbury police have confirmed that on Sunday, February 2 they received a report about a concerning email regarding coronavirus received in the Rolleston area. “We have made contact with the person reporting the matter to provide advice, and enquiries are being undertaken to identify the source of the email. Unlawful, abusive or threatening behaviour targeting another person or group in relation to coronavirus will not be tolerated,” said a police spokesperson. “Reports of racism, xenophobia or

people being targeted for any health reasons will be taken seriously and investigated. We encourage all members of our communities to be alert to, and report, all instances of concerning behaviour to police. “If you see or hear anything, which concerns you, call 111 immediately — whether it is happening in public, at work or school, or online.” Comprehensive health measures are now in place to prevent New Zealanders returning from Wuhan spreading coronavirus. Health Minister Dr David Clark says the government is doing all it can to help those New Zealanders at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan to return home as soon as possible on a chartered flight. “We know this is a difficult and stressful time for those people stuck in Wuhan and their families. It is important they receive the best possible care, but also that effective public health measures are in place to ensure the welfare of both passengers and crew.” The returnees will spend 14 days in isolation at a military facility at Whangaparaoa, where they will receive daily medical checks. ¢

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Local MP slams ECAN

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ECAN’s handling of a resource consent application relating to emissions from a proposed Waste Management facility on Marshs Road has been appalling, according to Selwyn MP Amy Adams.

u by Ann van Engelen

Work began on the extension to the Selwyn Aquatic Centre last week with the Selwyn District Council appointing Armitage Williams Construction Limited as the contractor to carry out the extension and refurbishment of the existing pool.

p Armitage Williams Construction site manager Kirill Makogon oversees the installation of the filtration system for the new pool at the Selwyn Aquatic Centre expansion

“The pool extension will meet growing demand at the popular centre,” says council Aquatic Facilities manager James Richmond. “The aquatic centre is one of the most popular destinations in the district with people taking more than 380,000 swims here every year. We know people’s number one wish was for more lane space and extra learn to swim capacity. So we are excited to be starting on that and looking forward to a fantastic pool at the end that will serve everyone in the district.” The new 10-lane, 25-metre pool will more than double the current lane capacity at the aquatic centre and

accommodate increasing demand from aquafitness, casual swimming, deep water and other activities. There will also be additional changing rooms, including five new family changing rooms, along with extra foyer and administration space and the option for a possible cafe in the future. The work will be completed in stages to minimise disruption to pool users. Traffic management is now in place along Broadlands Drive when required to allow truck access in and out of the site. The total cost of the project will be $13.8 million and the new pool extension is expected to be completed and open to the public in late 2020. n

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“I have been contacted by many members of the Prebbleton community who are extremely upset about the limited public notification that has occurred in relation to this consent application,” said Ms Adams. “Local residents and businesses, some of which are horticultural in nature and based outdoors, are very concerned about the impact the proposed plant’s discharges could have on them. “ECAN has assessed that odour and air quality effects of the proposed activities at this site would be limited to 500 metres from the site and has used this as justification to restrict the number of parties consulted. Given the high level of public concern on this issue, it is my strong view that ECAN should have included the wider Prebbleton community in its consultation, p Amy Adams, Selwyn MP prior to the Christmas holiday period, as recommended by the CDHB. “Of further concern to the local which has limited people’s ability community is the timing of the to prepare submissions and seek notification to affected parties just professional advice.” ¢

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LETTER TO THE EDITOR I thought this might be of interest, my following article to the Selwyn District Council’s page, I have read your latest article on fire alerts, and it prompted me to contact you. While agreeing with the sentiment that it is good to keep our paddocks and properties mowed and tidy, I wish the council would practice what they preach. The accompanying picture is an area of land between Jones and Manion Road approximately 50 metres wide and a kilometre long. It goes right up to a previous fire and hasn’t been mowed for a year. It is jointly owned by the council and KiwiRail. The council showed no interest when informed of the hazard, and the head of maintenance at KiwiRail told me they have run out of money and won’t cut

The Selwyn District Council advised The Record newspaper that the land is not owned by the council. KiwiRail acting South Island general manager Operations Mark Heissenbuttel says: “We mowed part of the grassed area in question around Christmas time, next to the railway track. We take steps to reduce fire risks during the hot, dry

Mountain challenge for charity u by Ann van Engelen

Supporting Ronald McDonald House South Island and local organisations or individuals the annual Mt Somers Mountain Challenge is set for February 22.

p The land beside the rail tracks in question regarding fire risk between Jones and Manion Road in Selwyn District

the grass. The fire brigade suggested filling in a form, and the rail company said they would look into it. This isn’t good enough, we keep our properties tidy, and they threaten our lifestyle by their inaction. Name and address supplied

summer months, including working to identify and control vegetation near railway tracks. “KiwiRail is responsible for 3,700km of rail corridor throughout New Zealand. The size and nature of our land mean vegetation management needs to be prioritised and managed seasonally — but we do endeavour to meet local concerns.”

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Appreciating retro fashion Baseball develops motor skills Sharvelle Mackay has been interested in all things retro from a young age and took out the coveted Miss Retro Classic 2020, title on the 30-year anniversary of her attending the Muscle Car Madness event. “I started coming to the event when I was a baby, and this is my second year competing in the pageant. There were a few sections with 20 girls in my category,” says Sharvelle. “My outfit was custom made by my sponsor Ollies Handmade, and I made my hair flowers and handbag. It was an amazing thing to win on the 30th anniversary of the show as I am now 30 years old and I have been attending since day one. I have loved vintage and retro fashion, the 50s and 60s girl groups and music since I was little thanks to Muscle Car Madness. “I dress like this in my everyday life, I sing the 50s and 60s songs and my home decor is also that era — I am almost a 50s housewife. p Miss Retro Classic winner — Miss Chevy Chevelle My husband Phillip encourages (Sharvelle Mackay) me as it is something I can do for myself and outside of being a mother. comments — which was so nice It is stepping out of my comfort zone. to see.” I get nervous at shows, but I get to Winners of the pageant were Mr encourage other people and have fun. MCM — James Dean, Coolest little It brings smiles to other people’s day dude — Carter Dean, Little Miss and winning this event was the icing on cutie — Little Miss Sweet Dreams, the cake. Miss Pinup — Justine Ackroyd, Miss “All the contestants cheered each Rockabilly — Miss Monarch, Miss Teen other on, and people from different — Miss Elouise and Retro Classic — walks of life were really kind with their Miss Chevy Chevelle. ¢

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The Selwyn Baseball Club is recruiting team players of all ages to join the sport as the new season begins.

p Selwyn Baseball Club member Archer Quinton ready to bat as the club prepares for the new season

“We established the club three years ago when a couple of gentlemen wanted to have a men’s team in the Canterbury Baseball Association competition,” says club president Andrew Fleck. “We have under 11s, 13, 16 and 19-year-old teams as well as a men’s team. We generally play at the designated baseball park at Avonhead Park in Christchurch, or we share a pitch in Rolleston with the softball club. “Our biggest challenge is getting a profile for baseball. Softball has been well-known in New Zealand since the 1930s when the American sailors brought the sport here. During the second world war, the soldiers continued to teach us how to play. “We compete against other Christchurch teams and this year we hosted the under 19 nationals, which was very successful. People don’t realise there is an opportunity to get

college scholarships and professional careers such as umpiring, coaching and scoring. The Tuatara team in Auckland is New Zealand’s professional baseball team, and I would love to see our youth aim for this team. “Baseball helps develop fine motor skills in young children with catching and hitting the ball, fielding and running to the bases in the diamond. They can emulate their PlayStation or Xbox games, which are often baseball. “When I saw what the Tuatara team were accomplishing, and having my own children, I moved from softball to baseball. We are at the beginning of the sport in New Zealand, and it is a great time to get children and teenagers involved and grow the sport. “Our first club meet is Sunday, February 16. Check out the Selwyn Baseball Club Facebook page for more details.” ¢

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Thirty years of muscle u by Andy Bryenton

Muscle Car Madness was established 30 years ago because of Rolleston resident Craig Stare’s passion for cars of all makes, models and vintages. It’s an obsession, which afflicts many fellow Kiwis and that deserves celebrating; hence Craig’s determination to make a chrome-plated, flame-painted, nitro-burning show of it. “I have been infected with the car bug since I was 13 years old. We drove past the Rangiora Showgrounds one time, and I decided it would make a great camp-out place for a weekend event,” says Craig. “The first weekend attracted 44 cars and 88 people and last week we saw 963 cars and 2,500 people camping on-site with another 800 cars arriving on the Saturday.” Craig says that people from all around the world come to see the chopped, channelled, tuned and supercharged exhibits, with visitors calling it ‘the best car show in the world’. Alongside classic heavyweights from Detroit like Dodges, Chevys, and Fords, there’s everything you can think of in the classic and vintage ‘jukebox’. “I mean everything; from early 30s hot rods to the late model and near brand new muscle cars,”

says Craig. “The 50s and 60s range are always popular — hence the beauty pageant is based on that era. We even had a two-year-old girl from Rolleston in the pageant pushing her pram!” Cars entered from Whangarei to Bluff, with one ferry sailing carrying 220 classics. People entered ‘mad car’ designs such as replicas of the Wiggles’ red car, Scooby Doo’s Mystery Machine, and a spa pool and bar vehicle. The People’s Choice Mothers Polish award went to Russel Lowe, who brought in a Model A coupe with an aero engine. The Rodders Choice Silvester V8 award went to Josh Trybula for his 1941 Buick ‘led sled’, and while the patrons enjoyed the displays, the music and the food on offer, local Civil Defence and the Waikuku Surf Lifesaving Club were the recipients of the day’s charitable donations. ¢

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Disappointment with funding According to Selwyn MP Amy Adams, the government’s recent announcement of infrastructure funding has given Selwyn “a few crumbs”.

“While I am relieved that the New Zealand Transport Agency has finally confirmed funding for some projects that I have been advocating for during the past few years, I am disappointed that our region is receiving a very small slice of the pie compared to other regions such as Auckland, which has been allocated billions,” said Ms Adams.

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A historical gift u by Ann van Engelen

Based in Selwyn, members of the John Robert Godley Memorial Trust are preparing to present a copy of the Godley Gifts book set to the Lyttelton Heritage Museum to help share the area’s history. “John Rober t Godley, the founder of Canterbury, was waiting in Lyttelton on December 16, 1850, when the first immigrant ship arrived from England. First ashore was James Edward FitzGerald,” says trustee Haydn Rawstron. “Multi-talented FitzGerald founded the Lyttelton Times and The Press. He was an artist, writer, watercolourist, guitarist and singer. The Godley Gifts publication consists of three small volumes in a beautifully crafted p Brent Rawstron, Dorothee Jansen and Haydn Rawstron, trustees of the John Robert Godley Memorial Trust, presentation case. Two of the with Godley Gifts number 50, a gift to the ‘cradle volumes are reproductions of Canterbury’ of Lyttelton gifts that James Edward FitzGerald made, for Godley and “After Godley’s depar ture, FitzGerald became Canterbury’s first his young son, Arthur. “For Arthur, he wrote and illustrated superintendent, and briefly the first a children’s book named Seadrift. The prime minister of New Zealand. The story is of the birth, life, adventures trust has published a limited edition of and death of a yacht called Seadrift, 100 copies of Godley Gifts in exquisite illustrated with 32 extraordinary quality. Recently, the Queen accepted watercolours. It is New Zealand’s a set of the books into the library of earliest children’s book and a work of rare documents at Windsor Castle, in real magnitude among Lyttelton art. The a remarkable testimony to her love for Canterbury. trust owns the original manuscript. “The trust is gifting book set number “FitzGerald’s other masterpiece was a sort of modern photo album, a 50, commemorating 1850, to the farewell gift when Godley returned to Lyttelton Heritage Museum. Initially, the England. He presented 34 beautiful books will be viewable at the Lyttelton watercolours, to remind Godley of the Library, and the reproductions of all 66 long ship voyage, Lyttelton, Christchurch, watercolours will be on display for the Akaroa and the Canterbury Plains. The first time at the book presentation on original watercolours are owned by the Sunday, February 16 at St Saviour’s at Holy Trinity Church, Lyttelton at 3pm.” ¢ Canterbury Museum.

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Keeping horses cool in summer u by Andy Bryenton

Horses are hardy creatures, evolved to range the steppes of central Asia where the temperature can fluctuate wildly between seasons. However, the summer heat can prove problematic for equine wellbeing, especially in animals with sunburn-prone light colouration. The University of Pennsylvania’s veterinary medicine centre recently published a study, which breaks down the most effective ways to keep your horse or pony cool in the summer months. While many of these top tips are common sense, such as rescheduling pasture turn-out times to the cool of dusk and dawn, providing shade trees and ample water in clean troughs, and reducing intensive exercise on hot days, others are innovative in their approach. For example, cool water is a surefire way to give your horse some summer comfort, but misting with a fine spray of water has proven to be more effective than using a regular hose. Misting systems can be as complex as entire frames, which surround a horse, or as simple as hose attachments, but all kinds are incredibly effective at providing good coverage and allowing the fine droplets to act as a heat exchange medium. Access to cool, fresh water is, of course, a must in the hot months, but horses also need electrolytes with their liquid refreshment. Consider the various sports drinks that are insisted upon by

shade. Modern technology has come to the aid of horse owners in this regard, with solar-powered fans now readily available and dropping in price. Pay attention to the comfort of your equine pets and companions during summer and be alert for signs of heat stress. If you’re concerned about dehydration, depression, lethargy or unwillingness to drink, contact a vet immediately. ¢

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