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A newly established Selwyn Youth Council is looking forward to its role of engaging with young people and representing their views to the decision makers in the district.
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The Selwyn District Council has given its official seal of approval for the youth council, which was formed following a District Youth Forum in May. Its members will work with the district council to provide a youth perspective on a range of issues, and will develop submissions on matters of interest to young people. Youth council chairperson Tristan Misselbrook of Lincoln High School said with 18% of Selwyn's population aged between 12 and 24 years they are really excited about the formation of the council. “We want to make sure that young people's views are heard in our district." The council is made up of 11 young people aged The Selwyn Youth Council, from left: Tristan Misselbrook, Councillor Sam Broughton, Rafael Clarke, Heather Neill, Melissa Moore and Michael Anderson (front centre), Sarah Pascall, Daniel Moore, Brock Hatton, George Steel between 14 and 24 who live and Craig Steven. in Selwyn, and two youth worker representatives. "The conversation cafés are a way The members are: It has already received $32,000 from for us to talk to other young people in Tristan Misselbrook (chair), Michael the Ministry of Youth Development to a café style setting which is a relaxed Anderson, Rafael Clarke, Daniel stage a two-day event for young people and friendly environment about what Moore, Melissa Moore, Heather Neill, next year which will include a 'have a issues and projects they think should George Steel (Lincoln High School); go' day with a carnival and market, a be priorities. Brock Hatton, Henry Olivier (Darfield battle of the bands, a concert featuring “That will help us to identify what High School); Aaron Donaldson local talent and a youth forum. Tristan projects we want to work on, or advocate (Ellesmere College); Sarah Pascall said they are also planning to hold a for on behalf of young people," he said. (of Burnham, attends Middleton series of conversation cafes in towns in The youth council will meet monthly Grange School); Councillor Sam Selwyn and will also visit local secondary and its members will be appointed Broughton and Craig Steven (youth schools to explain the council’s role. annually through an application process. worker representatives).
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Consultant all ears on new schools for Rolleston by Kent Caddick
The Ministry of Education will kick off its consultation on new schools for Rolleston with the first of three public meetings with ministry appointed consultant Michael Deaker in Weedons this week. The ministry is set to open a new primary school in the Selwyn township in 2016 with a new secondary school slated to open the following year. Mr Deaker said while they have an idea on the possible sites for the schools he wants to hear from local residents on the structure and design of the new schools. “There could be new stand-alone primary and secondary schools, or the new primary or secondary provision could operate as an extension of an existing school or there could be opportunities for shared governance and facilities. “For example, Lincoln High School could become a senior school while the new Rolleston high school could become a junior college. “The ministry has not made up its mind on what shape the schools will take and I can assure you the
feedback I get from the public will definitely be listened to and taken into account before a decision is made.” The first public meeting takes place at Weedons School Hall on Wednesday from 7pm. The second will be held at the Lincoln Events Centre on October 9, between 7pm and 8.30pm while the third and final public meeting is set down for the Rolleston Community Centre on October 17, from 7pm until 9.30pm. Mr Deaker will also be on hand at a number of Rolleston Town Centre Masterplan drop-in meetings in September and October. “This is an exciting opportunity for the whole community and parents to contribute innovative ideas and have input into what the new schooling options could look like. The community can play an important role in shaping future education in Rolleston.”
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Liquor and food licences on the rise Selwyn’s population boom, a growing number of cafes, and more events in the district are keeping the Selwyn District Council busy carrying out food and liquor licensing. The number of venues with a food or health licence in Selwyn has increased by 24% over the past four years, while the number of liquor licences issued by the Council has increased by 39% since 2009. Council’s Environmental Services Manager John Christensen says the increase in liquor licences is due to both an increase in the number of special licences issued and more people holding a manager or club manager licence. A special licence is needed for an event where alcohol is for sale or when a venue wants to serve alcohol outside of the terms of its liquor licence. “The increase in the number of special licences reflects the fact that there are now many more events happening in Selwyn than there were a few years ago,” Christensen says. “Many of the venues in Christchurch that used to cater for functions are no longer open following the earthquakes and more functions and events are now hosted in Selwyn. This is good news for our district’s economy.” Council regularly inspects venues with food and liquor licences to make sure they are operating safely. A controlled purchase operation was carried out by the Police in Selwyn recently involving 15 and 16 year olds attempting to purchase alcohol without ID. This operation found that none of the 13 venues that were visited sold alcohol to minors.
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A warm welcome for Selwyn newcomers Selwyn is an easy place to settle in for nine out of ten people who move to the district, according to a recent survey of Selwyn residents. As part of its annual residents’ survey, Selwyn District Council asked local residents who had moved to the district how they found settling in. Ninety per cent of people said they found it easy to move to Selwyn. Many new residents said that they found Selwyn to be a friendly place, with Malvern CoMMunity arts CounCil
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forgot to tell you,” — and yes we might have room for one more song before I go. Ten minutes later she was still natting away about this and that. What joy. Goodbye political correctness, farewell quality assurance and hello to reality with real people doing a marvellous job. Please can we have more electric cuts so we can enjoy our soup cooked on
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Letter to the Editor Silver lining Oh what joy to spend an evening in a candle-lit room, listening to our wee transistor radio (a gift from Meridian during the earthquakes) to a station somewhere in Rangiora district. The lady fiddled her way through reading the forecast telling us what was coming up — “Oh” she said “I nearly
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by Kent Caddick
The theme for this year’s 143rd Ellesmere Agricultural and Pastoral Association is ‘Off the Sheep’s Back.’ Each year the president of the association chooses a theme for the show and not surprisingly President Warwick Boon has chosen the wooly animals for this year’s show. Warwick farms in partnership with his wife Amanda on a 250ha sheep farm in Killinchy. He joined the committee of the
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Rolleston electrical business wins gold by Kent Caddick
Laser Electrical Rolleston has been awarded a gold award for outstanding growth at the recent trans Tasman Laser Group awards held in Auckland. The gold award is given to the Laser business with the highest increase in revenue and profit over the last two years. Laser Electrical Rolleston’s branch manager Zane Adams said he was stoked with the award. “We have a great team and they have all worked so hard. Winning this award is testament of the long hours and dedication we all have to building a good business and providing the local
community a service to be proud of." Laser Electrical was established in Rolleston in 2008 by Brent and Megan Christie and has seen phenomenal growth since appointing Zane Adams as branch manager in April 2012. Initially based in a portacom on an empty section on Johns Road with only one tradesman, the business now has a staff of nine and a purposebuilt workshop with a lighting showroom due to be completed by Christmas.
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Consultation is now open on a plan for Rolleston’s development over the next twenty years. The plan covers the development of the Rolleston Town Centre and Foster Recreation Park. Information about these projects is set out in full Masterplans for Rolleston Town Centre and Foster Recreation Park and in a summary document called ‘Your Town…Your Future.’ These documents and submission forms are available online at www.selwyn.govt.nz/haveyoursay and from libraries and service centres.
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We are holding a series of drop in sessions at the following times where you can find out more about the Town Centre and Foster Park development and talk with Council staff about the plans. These are being held on: • Thursday 26 September - 4-8pm at the Council Headquarters in Rolleston • Wednesday 16 October - 5-8pm at the Council Headquarters, Rolleston • Sunday 20 October - 1.30-4.30pm at Rolleston Community Centre
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“These awards are our chance to recognise outstanding New Zealanders for their service, achievement and contribution to our nation,” Ms Adams said. “If there is a New Zealander whose actions have particularly inspired you or who has had a positive influence on your community, I encourage you to take the time to nominate them.” New Zealanders can nominate an individual or a community organisation in one or more of the following categories: New Zealander of the Year, Senior New Zealander, Young New Zealander, Community of the Year and Local Heroes. The winners will be announced in February next year and nominations are open until September 30. Nomination forms are available from Ms Adams’ electorate office in Templeton, from Kiwibank and Mitre 10 stores or online at www.nzawards.org.nz.
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Airfield an asset to West Melton community
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by Sue Grundy
Other than a road sign on the Old West Coast Road/Weedons Ross Road corner, there is little evidence in West Melton that there is a flight training hub and business running at an airfield not far from the Waimakariri River. Now a carefully maintained and professionally operated airfield is the envy of many other flight training schools around New Zealand. Aero Club CEO Peter Randle sees at least a two-fold benefit — a rural, privately owned training ground for pilot members and also a community asset as a search and rescue base to support emergency responses to accidents and natural disasters. “We’ve invested a lot of money in hangars, the club rooms, sealing the main runway and maintaining six runways altogether,” he says. “Because it’s a private airfield we control its use so that we are good neighbours. We don’t fly over built-up areas and there is no night flying.” Currently student pilots from 12 different countries as well as New Zealand are learning to fly. Some do so for recreation and a passion for flying and complete their licences
through the aero club. Others who are aiming for careers in airlines train through the club’s subsidiary, the International Aviation Academy of New Zealand (IAANZ). It’s a happy mix. “The airfield is maintained by volunteers who take pride in their club, the student pilots appreciate their efforts and join in the social atmosphere of a rural base,” club president Paul Drake says. He is proud of the club’s passionfor-flying and friendly culture which has allowed him to include family and friends in his own flying activities. Once every two months the club holds competition flying at West Melton. Landing, forced landing, precision flying, liferaft dropping, navigation and many other forms of flying are designed for student and licenced pilots. During the week training is busy with career students being put through their
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Mt Hutt to host Olympic contenders Selwyn skiers will be rubbing shoulders with some of the best in the world with the Mt Hutt ski area set to host an elite freestyle training camp for Olympic athletes. The ski area has been chosen to host the training camp from early October and the camp will run past the end of the season to mid-November. Mt Hutt Ski Area Manager James McKenzie said the fact that the ski area had been approached to host the camp was testament to the standard of facilities on offer and an exceptional snow base.
Thirty athletes and their support crews from all around the world will base themselves in the resort ski town of Methven for the camp, seen as a last opportunity for gold medal contenders to train before the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi. Mr McKenzie said it wasn’t often such an exciting opportunity presented itself. “It is quite rare for Mt Hutt to attract
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Understanding adrenal fatigue by Michael J. McCammon, Medical Herbalist and Naturopath
The symptoms of adrenal fatigue are constant tiredness, need for extra sleep, inability to cope with stress, reduced sex drive, low back pain, sighing, yawning, recurrent infections, irritability, craving sweet food, irrational anxiety, depression, insomnia and night sweats. The adrenal glands (also known as suprarenal glands) are endocrine glands that sit at the top of the kidneys and are chiefly responsible for releasing hormones in response to stress. The adrenal glands are dependent on ACTH released by the anterior pituitary. Without it, the adrenal cortex atrophies and cortisol secretion ceases. Homeostasis is the balance between cor tisol and DHEA.
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Health and Fitness Fresh ideas for spring produce
Nature’s colours scheme Our grandmother’s tradition of having “3 veg’ on you dinner plate is loaded with good science. We now know that the colours locked into plant foods are the source of some of carotenoids, some of nature’s most important antioxidants. The most common carotenoid is beta carotene. The most common sources are carrots, squash and dark leafy greens. Beta carotene is often called pro-vitamin A because the body cleverly converts beta carotene to active vitamin A. This is critical for eye function and is needed for healthy mucous membranes and immune function. Several good studies showed beta carotene helped lung function by protecting lungs from free radical damage. The real heroes include lutein, with its cousin zeaxanthin in helping prevent eye disease, especially age related macular degeneration and lycopene for prostate health. Lutein and zeaxanthin protect the delicate macula, the central part of the retina responsible for our most detailed vision, from free radical damage caused by solar radiation. You can get lutein and zeaxanthin from dark leafy vegetables, corn, red peppers, goji berries and egg yolks. I recommend 2.5-5mg of lutein daily to protect eyes. The carotenoid lycopene has been shown to have benefits for men’s health by preventing the free radical damage that can lead to prostate cancers. The best sources of lycopene are cooked tomato products. Any good multi antioxidant should include lutein, lycopene and some beta carotene. I recommend 5mg of lycopene daily to protect prostate cells plus other antioxidants especially grape seed extract (200mg) natural vitamin E (400IU) and selenium (150mcg). To optimise your intake of these important carotenoids I recommend a diet rich in dark green and brightly coloured fruit and vegetables combining both cooked and raw products. With supplements, look for the most important carotenoids especially lycopene and lutein. These should be in any good multi-antioxidant but look for supplements that have all the antioxidant groups not just some of them. Give me a call for more information. John Arts (B.Soc.Sci, Dip Tch, Adv.Dip.Nut.Med) is a Nutritional Therapist and founder of Abundant Health Ltd. Contact John on 0800 423559 or email john@johnarts.co.nz Join his weekly newsletter at www.johnarts.co.nz for product information visit www.abundant.co.nz
Spring’s seasonal produce provides a great opportunity to add fresh flavours to healthy, tasty meals, according to 5+ A Day. This week we look at four stars of spring — asparagus, avocado, mushrooms and strawberries, and include some quick seasonal recipe ideas. Asparagus is one of the first vegetables to signal the start of spring. They are a good source of folate which is important for pregnant mothers and also a source of riboflavin which helps release energy from carbohydrates. Asparagus is delicious cooked or raw and is low in calories. For an easy asparagus salad, shave raw asparagus lengthwise with a peeler, toss with olive oil, lemon juice and a mix of fresh herbs, such as mint, basil, coriander and dill. Top with shaved Gruyere and season. Alternatively, simply steam asparagus and drizzle over a vinaigrette of red wine vinegar, extra-virgin olive oil, finely chopped shallots and parsley. Avocados were once called ‘ãhuacatl’ or the testical tree by the Aztec and are a real super food. They are a good source of fibre, helping to maintain a healthy digestive system and lower bad cholesterol. They are a source of potassium, iron, niacin, B6, vitamin C and an excellent source of folate. For a creamy taco topping, purée an avocado with plain yogurt and a healthy squeeze of lime. For a fresh twist on guacamole mash up an avocado, mix in lime juice, diced granny smith apple, fresh chilli, chopped coriander and season. Serve with fish or chicken. Try mashing 1/4 of an avocado with a fork and spread on bread instead of butter. Mushrooms were referred to as ‘Food of the Gods’ in Ancient Rome. They are low in calories
and a source of riboflavin, B6 and niacin which are important for healthy skin and hair. For a versatile pasta sauce sauté chopped onion and garlic with sliced Portobello mushrooms. Cover and simmer over a low heat for 10 minutes. Toss in chopped parsley and cooked pasta of your choice. For an easy appetizer combine chopped parsley and tomato with crumbled feta cheese, bread crumbs and a little olive oil. Stuff mixture into large button mushrooms and bake until soft. Did you know that strawberries are not actually berries because their seeds are on the outside? Strawberries contain ellagic acid, a phytochemical, said to have anti-cancer properties. They also contain flavonoids which help reduce cholesterol. For something a bit different try tossing sliced strawberries through a chicken salad, drizzle over a tangy vinaigrette and finish with a little crumbled blue cheese. For a sweet and savoury touch to roast chicken, fish or grilled pork tenderloin, mix chopped strawberries through avocado salsa. This salsa is also great as a dip served with baked tortilla chips, and of course fresh strawberries make a great addition to a cheese platter. With all this beautiful spring produce available there’s really no excuse to not enjoy a colourful, healthy and varied diet which is not only good for your taste buds, but good for your health too.
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Mountain views and much more Our meticulous vendors certainly thought of everything when they built this spacious 245m2 home. A modern open plan kitchen, living and dining area is complemented by a separate formal lounge. If three bedrooms and an office weren’t enough, this expansive home boasts a separate room which could be used for a games’ room, studio or large fourth bedroom. Add to this an ensuite off the master bedroom complete with double tiled shower and a WIR, a spacious family bathroom, and a separate toilet. The property boasts masses of storage, an internal access garage, plus an extra garage/studio of 6.5m x 6.5m with access for one vehicle. The property is fully double glazed with tinted glass, is well insulated and has two heat pumps. The 5,544m2 section offers wonderful mountain views from different aspects, and several rooms have French doors out to sheltered timber decking (approx 93m2) to enjoy the vista. The park-like grounds have
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CHURCH NOTICES - Sunday 29 September Malvern Anglican Parish — St George, Kirwee 10.00am. Service of Blessing of the Animals. You’re invited to bring your household or farm pets to the church grounds. Morning tea afterward. http://malvernanglicanparish.blogspot.com 03 317 9079. St Paul’s Anglican — West Melton 10.30 am, Parish service at St Columba’s Hornby. Bible Study Mondays 7.30pm, Tuesdays 7pm, - Prayer support. Penny 347 8139, Colin & Gail 347 8443. Rolleston Church — 10am Family Service, 7pm Rolleston Encounter Cornerstone Kids during morning service Cornerstone Youth Friday 7–9pm. All meetings held at the Rolleston Community Centre, 126 Rolleston Drive, Administration contact: Nikki 03 347 8716, admin@rollestonchurch.co.nz, www.rollestonchurch.co.nz – Darfield Life Group Bible Study Wednesday night 7.30pm, 7 South Terrace, Darfield, Hosts Alisatair & Fleur MacDonald, Enquiries: 03 318 8654. Parish of Hororata Anglican — 9.30am St Johns, Hororata - Baptism. Rev Jenni Carter 318 0858. www.hororataparish.co.nz. 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, Ph 03 342 9763, hornbyparish@xtra.co.nz Hornby Presbytery. Kirwee Community Church — 10am Kirwee Sports Pavilion, High Street, Kirwee, Morning Tea to follow, Pastor Brian Booth 03 318 1309. Hope Presbyterian West Melton — 9.30am Pastor available Tuesday 9.30–12.30 Pastor: Daniel Fone, 03 347 7509, Youth Leader: Sage Harris 03 980 2296 Ext 217. Hope Presbyterian Rolleston — Service 10am, Rolleston School hall, Kidman St. Pastor: Brent Richardson, 03 347 4007, Youth leader, Courtney Forrest, 03 347 4007, www.hopechurch.net.nz. Darfield Baptist Church — Services and Sunday School, Darfield 15 Greendale Road, 10.30am every Sunday, Glenroy Hall 9am 2nd & 4th Sundays Pastor: Paul Cossey, 03 318 8688 Youth Pastor: Sam Broughton 027 223 8345. Malvern Co-Operating Parish — 9:30am Trinity – Parish Service. Glentunnel Chapel — Sunday 10.30am Worship & Communion, 03 318 8948 or 021 274 2548 www.glentunnel.org.nz. Mountain View Community Church — 17 North Terrace, Darfield Sunday Service 6.30pm, Prayer 6.00pm, Pastors: Wayne and Nicky Watson 03 318 7979 or 027 281 8340.
Verse for the Week: But the Lord is faithful, who shall stablish you, and keep you from evil. 2 Thes 3:3
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