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Hanmer Springs Village News
The Pinkie
August 17th, 2018
FREE
Waiau Fireworks needs your help.
The 2018 Waiau Fireworks Display is busy being organised and will be
held on Saturday 3rd November. Every year it becomes harder to find
Just a
funding options to help cover expenses to make the evening cheaper for
families to attend. This year we have come up with a sponsorship idea to
help cover some of the costs involved with providing cheaper children’s
Reminder
entertainment, a staged band and toilet hire. that
Gold Sponsor
Requires a donation of $500 The Pinkie
• Free Family Pass to the 2018 Fireworks Display
• Logo in any advertising article or information printed is still
• Logo on advertising wall at 2018 Fireworks Display
• Advertising Banner can be displayed at the 2018 Fireworks
Display
FOR SALE
It offers a good
Silver Sponsor
weekly income for
Requires a donation of $250
• Free Double Pass to the 2018 Fireworks Display just two days per
• Named advertising in any article or information printed
• Name on advertising wall at 2018 Fireworks Display
week of work.
Either that or
Bronze Sponsor someone who would
Requires a donation of $100 like to buy a half
• Named advertising in any article or information printed.
• Name on advertising wall at 2018 Fireworks Display share
If you are an individual, organisation or business that would be Give Richard a call
interested in sponsoring this annual event please email:
waiaufireworks@gmail.com or, phone Kerry 0212528600. Thank you for
all your continuous community support.
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Hanmer Springs Golf Club A Woman of Many Accomplishments
133 Argelins Road, Hanmer Springs Janet Holm died recently at the age of 94. She was a
Join us for a free lunch product of the Amuri and Hanmer Springs, her family
Hear from local family violence prevention specialists: having owned what is now Cheltenham House. Older
x Signs of abuse Hanmer people will remember her mother, Mrs Mary
x What you can do to help Morse who was one of the Rutherford family.
x Dynamics and dangers As a child Janet lived at Barcaldine which is just over
Build your confidence to support others in the community
the other side of the Leslie Hill and close to Waiau. She
Please register for this free training by 7 September. went on to Rangi Ruru where she was dux and studied
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Enquiries to Ange Davidson ph 027 491 4770
She married a Dane, Helge Holm in 1953 and Helge
built the Shining Cuckoo guesthouse, next door to
Hosted in partnership by
Cheltenham House. The family moved to Christchurch
in 1966 and stayed there until the earthquakes.
Janet Holm was a very intelligent, knowledgeable and
forthright woman and was a prominent voice on the
subject of pollution and clean air. She was a delegate
to the United Nations conference on the environment in
1972 and continued her work on the environment and
pollution through her membership and leadership of
many related organisations.
HAPPY CLIENTS HAVE KEPT ME IN BUSINESS FOR OVER 26 YEARS. She was awarded an MBE for services to the
CALL NOW TO BE MY NEXT HAPPY CLIENT…. environmental movement in 1988 and Environment
Canterbury awarded her the Outstanding Contribution
Janice Clyma AREINZ Award in 2004, for her work for clean air and
Licensed Sales Consultant environmental education in the Canterbury Region.
The Pinkie spoke to her two years ago when, in her
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M 0274 347 090 researching headstones in the cemetery in reference to
E janice.clyma@waimakrealestate.co.nz her family genealogy.
She was awarded the 2005 A. C. Rhodes Memorial
Award from the Canterbury History Foundation; in the
same year she became the first woman appointed an
honorary member of the New Zealand Institute of
Surveyors.
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Hurunui Doing its Bit
When it Comes to Waste
The Hurunui District is more than pulling its weight when it
comes to waste and recycling, with the latest 2017/18 fig-
ures showing a record low level of recycling contamination.
The district had an average 2.7 percent contamination rate The July meeting of the Community Board
for its recycling in the 2017/18 year, significantly lower than was held on Monday 30th in Hanmer Springs
the 10 percent permitted by Canterbury’s EcoSort facility.
Remarkably the lowest rate achieved during a month was The Board gave urgent consideration to the
an impressive 0.18 percent. Council’s recent deliberations on Freedom
Waste Minimisation Team Leader, Sally Cracknell, says
Camping. The Community Board is
these figures are superb and are something the district can concerned that Council may have relied on
be particularly proud of. earlier discussions in which the Community
Board had been advised that it would not be
“In addition to this, the 2017/18 year also saw a massive
possible to maintain a ban on freedom
improvement when it came to reducing the amount of
camping. The Community Board has written
waste that went to landfill, with the amount of recycled ma-
terial increasing by 18 percent from 1422 tonnes in the pre-
to Council expressing those concerns.
vious year to 1684 tonnes.” The Board has received a proposal from the
“These figures show we are meeting our objectives set out family of the late Isabelle and Lewis Carter
in the council’s Waste Management and Minimisation Plan, regarding gifting a statue of the Thomas
by providing residents and visitors with highly efficient and Hanmer to be erected on the Lodge Reserve.
cost effective waste management services.” The Board has recommended to Council that
“I hope we can continue to increase our diversion of waste
the offer be accepted.
from landfill, with initiatives such as our education pro- The Meeting noted that the insurance
gramme rollout in schools leaving a lasting impression on premium for the Pavilion has again been paid
the next generation of residents,” Cracknell says. and it was agreed that the request that
The EcoSort facility in Christchurch receives all the recy- Council take up ownership of the Pavilion be
cling from Christchurch, Selwyn, Waimakariri and Hurunui followed up for a decision.
Districts where it is automatically sorted, baled and sold as
An update was provided on the upgrade of
reclaimed material. Some of the materials are shipped
the stormwater system being undertaken on
overseas and some are sent for reuse within New Zealand.
Scarborough Terrace. It was noted that
Mayor Winton Dalley says thanks to the high quality of re- previously unknown infrastructure (pipes!) had
cycling done by Hurunui residents, the district’s recycling is been discovered and would result in a small
able to be processed more efficiently by the EcoSort facility. cost increase to incorporate these in the
“Our low contamination rate and high amount of recycling project.
means our efforts can more easily benefit from the sorting
As ever, if you see something around the
that gets done at the facility.”
village that needs attention from Council you
“All of the work done by our residents at the kerbside along can put in a Service Request by calling
with our new waste minimisation initiatives such as haz- Council (315 8400 is a free call from Hanmer
ardous waste drops offs and Agrecovery facilities, means Springs) or can use the Snap, Send, Solve
we are truly doing our bit for the environment,” Mayor Dal-
app on smartphones. This app can be
ley says.
downloaded free at your usual app store. It is
The Hurunui District Council would like to thank its resi- super easy to use and makes sending
dents for the work being done to diligently sort their waste information to Council really simple – you can
and for the contribution they make to the district’s efforts to add a photo and you get immediate
acknowledgement.
increase its diversion of waste from landfill.
David Smith, Chairman
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HANMER SPRINGS
Gavins Logging Senior A team
Hawarden hosted the finals day of netball for 2018 and
put on a warm sunny day. The Senior A team was play-
ing off for 3rd and 4th in the A grade competition against
Culverden Red. Hanmer took to the court with great
team spirit and were out for a fun game to end the sea-
son. From the starting whistle Hanmer asserted its
dominance with great flow throughout the court and
excellent feeding by Zoey Cuff and Sarah Currie into on
form shooters Kelly Rutherford and Bobby Childs. Ex-
cellent defence in the goal circle by Emily Shaw and Jaz
Cuff and some outstanding through court defence by
Kendall Bond ensured that Hanmer made many
turnovers. Some changes in positions in the third and
fourth quarters saw Jo Murphy and Kirsty Gavin take to
the court and the team continued to dominate and
grow on its strong lead. Great to see every member of
the team out there for our final game. Unfortunately a
broken finger in a rep game last Sunday meant that one
of our star shooters Melissa Buschl-Smith was relegat-
ed to the sideline for our final game but her encour-
agement and guiding of shooters and players on court
was heard from the sidelines. Player of the Day went to
Bobby Childs for consistency and stepping up on court
and leading the younger players especially in the goal
MAHS Trust (Music & Arts
circle. Final score 43-26 to Hanmer. A great end to the
season, well done girls.
Hanmer Springs Primary Team Trust Hanmer Springs)
Monday 20 August 2018
The Hanmer team were playing off for 1st and 2nd in the
Primary B grade this year against an undefeated Glen- 7 pm
mark Primary team. Both teams were playing extremely
well in the first half and a lot of nerves was shown by Heritage Hotel, Hanmer Springs -Con-
both teams (and spectators) for the first half of the
game as scored were tied at half time. There was ob-
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viously some very inspirational coaching by Jess Carter All Welcome
done at half time as during the third and fourth quarters
Hanmer absolutely stepped up to another level. Every (The AGM will be followed by the
single player stepped up and showed individual mo-
ments of brilliance. Olivia Adcock was on fire at Centre quarterly Trustee's meeting)
position with numerous intercepts as was Maddie Mc-
Cabe who was a nuisance in the defensive goal circle.
Great shooting was shown by Shelby Rutherford and
Kiana Carter. In the mid court Hope Anderson-Gar-
diner, Becky Minson and Ally Hirshfeld all combined well
to bring the ball through court. Player of the Day went
to Maddie McCabe. The match was a great spectacle
to watch and our young players should be very proud of
their efforts. Final score 22-11.
At the end of this month, mail subscriptions to the
You Heard It Here First Pinkie will expire. At this stage we will be looking
THE STORY OF JEAN PAUCTON, the Parisian beekeeper, to convert as many as possible of the mail subs to
reads like a cross between a children’s book and an urban electronic subscriptions. Postage has just gone up
legend. It starts in the 1980s when the novice beekeeper— by a further 20% which means it will now cost $70
who also happens to be the property master for the famed
Opéra Garnier—gets his first beekeeping kit. Surprised to per year just to post the Pinkies out, whereas the
learn that the bees can only be kept alive in a sealed hive for electronic sub can be maintained for free. We re-
48 hours, he realizes he’s going to have to find temporary
alise some subs to invalids, libraries etc will still
accommodations for them until he can drive them to their
intended home, his country house outside Paris. need to be posted out but we will be asking as
Then, a colleague of Paucton’s, who had been raising trout many people as possible to convert to receiving it
inside the Opéra’s famed reservoir, recommended he keep the
each week by email.
bees on the building’s roof. There, the hive could be opened
and the bees would be free to buzz around without hurting
anyone. Paucton did, and he soon became a preeminent
figure of the French beekeeping set, selling his homemade
honey in the theatre’s gift shop alongside souvenir keychains
and recordings of “Carmen.” Although he packed up his
Opéra rooftop hives in 2013, he seems to have helped make
beekeeping on the roofs of Paris landmarks a bit of a thing.
Since then, Parisian beekeepers, or apiculteurs, have quietly
kept hundreds of hives on the rooftops of some of the most
famous buildings in Paris—often without the general public
knowing anything about it. The Opéra Garnier, the Musée
d’Orsay, the École Militaire, Notre Dame, the Grand Palais,
and the Institut de France are just a handful of major
monuments where area beekeepers raise their colonies.
Privately owned buildings, such as the famed jewellery store
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Leslie Hills - Amuri Garden Club
Meeting:
1:30 Monday 20th August 2018
Applications close Venue:
Rotherham Hotel
Limited funding is available to individuals or groups
within the Hurunui for projects that:
Speaker :
5pm Discussion by member on what
• take place between 10 October 2018 &
grows locally
30 October 2019; and
• have an art focus, Monday Visitors welcome
• will be completed within 12 months,
• beneft the local community.
Application forms are available via the Hurunui 10 Contact Jan Roberts 033158083
DistrictCouncil website: www.hurunui.govt.nz September or Robyn Burgess 0226340315
Please direct all enquiries to Maree Hare 2018
email : maree.hare@hurunui.govt.nzFeeding Some no no’s
Wild Honey. Never put out honey or honey-water
for birds. Birds love it but so do bees, so
this practice can spread bee diseases.
Birds - some facts Milk. The RSPB advises to never give milk
to birds. A bird's gut is not designed to
continued from last week
It is always the day week or year of something. This just happens digest milk and it can result in serious
to be the year of the bird. stomach upsets, or even death. Birds can,
There is much debate about the pros and cons of feeding wild however, digest fermented dairy products
birds. Claimed negative effects include the spread of bird such as cheese.
diseases, increased risk of predation, increased aggression Cooked porridge. The RSPB advises never
and stress, nutritional imbalance, dependence on use cooked porridge because it is glutinous
human-provided food, and an over-abundance of dominant or and could harden around a bird's beak.
unpopular species. Claimed positive effects of feeding wild Uncooked porridge oats are acceptable,
birds include improved survival of birds over winter, however, and are readily eaten by several
enhancement of threatened bird populations, increased introduced species such as house sparrow
environmental awareness among the human population, and and greenfinch. Unlike cooked porridge,
enjoyment for people who feed birds. cooked rice (brown or white, unsalted) is
Improved survival of birds over winter - research has shown suitable for birds, and is readily eaten by a
that provision of supplementary food may increase the over-
number of introduced species such as
winter survival of birds, and result in them breeding earlier and
house sparrow and greenfinch. Uncooked
more often the following summer. However, it does not appear
rice may also be eaten by birds such as
to result in larger clutch sizes or increased survival of
chicks.Enhancement of threatened populations - in the UK, it is rock pigeons, doves, and pheasants but is
claimed that domestic gardens support a high proportion of the less likely to attract smaller species.
total population of certain species of birds that are declining Coconut. The RSPB advises never use
nationally, such as house sparrow, blackbird, and song thrush, desiccated coconut because it may swell
with supplementary food providing a crucial resource in winter. once inside a bird and cause death. Give
This is not the situation in New Zealand, or at least not yet, but fresh coconut only, in the shell. Rinse out
several native species do visit domestic gardens in winter. any residues of the coconut water from the
Increased environmental awareness among people who feed middle of the coconut before putting it out,
birds - it is claimed that people who feed wild birds are more to prevent the build-up of black mildew.
likely to care about conservation and the environment than Dry cat or dog biscuits. The RSPB does
those who don’t, but this is unproven.Enjoyment -people enjoy not recommend using dry cat or dog
feeding birds for a variety of reasons. Most people feel it brings
biscuits because they can catch in a bird's
them closer to nature, an important factor in our
throat and may cause it to choke. However,
ever-increasingly urbanised world. Some people feel they are
‘doing good’, helping birds survive the rigours of winter. Others soaked cat or dog biscuits are suitable to
simply enjoy the company of their feathered friends. use, provided they don’t dry out.
Websites Meat-based canned cat and dog food is
also suitable. Cat and dog foods attract
Here are some websites that provide advice about
introduced species such as blackbirds.
attracting birds to your garden, what to feed birds, and
Mouldy and stale food. The RSPB
how to make bird feeders.
recommends not using mouldy food. Many
• Audubon: Bird feeding basics
moulds are harmless, but some can cause
• BTO: Feeding garden birds
respiratory infections in birds. Remove food
• Department of Conservation: Make a pine cone
from bird feeders when it goes stale. Stale
bird feeder
food provides a breeding ground for
• Forest & Bird: Make a bird feeder for your garden
salmonella bacteria, which can cause food
• NZ birds: Feeding the Birds
poisoning and even death.
• RSPB: What food to provide
Te Ara: Bird feeder Salt. Garden birds are practically unable to
•
Topflite: Wild Bird Food metabolise salt. It is toxic to them in high
•
Wikipedia: Bird Feeding quantities and affects their nervous system.
•
Dept of Conservation: So, never put out salted food for birds. And,
•
Attract Birds to Your Garden never add salt to bird baths to keep water
ice-free in the winter.Acheron Accommodation House 1890s
Waiau Ferry Bridge Hotel 1890s New Waiau Ferry Bridge Hotel 1910
The Lodge ca. 1920
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This Week
1st 54 Let's Get Quiziccal
2nd 48 Happy Birthday Mila
3rd 47 Some of UsEVENTS CALENDAR 2018/19
AUGUST
15th Mens Midweek Golf Tournament DECEMBER
26th Notables Concert with Fizz Mowat 1st Hanmer Holiday Homes Marathon ½
& Katy Pakinga** Marathon & 10K
26th Film Club ‘A Beautiful Mind’ 25th Christmas Day Lunch Buffet
SEPTEMBER @ The Heritage
1st Hanmer Rally
8th Liam Kennedy-Clark JANUARY 2019
(5 stags Restaurant) 2nd Community Trust Charity Golf Tournament
9th Film Club ‘Million Dollar Baby’ FEBRUARY 2019
7th -9th Cheviot Spring Festival 6th Waitangi Day
15th/16th Hanmer Men’s 54 hole Golf Tournament 11th Hanmer Springs thermal Pools & Spa Pro
23rd Film Club ‘American Beauty’ Am Golf Tournament
OCTOBER MARCH 2019
13th Interactive Drum Show** 2nd Amuri A & P Show
14th Film Club ‘The Pianist’ 7-9th Annual 3 Day Women’s Tournament
19th Waiau Pig Hunt 10th Waipara Wine Festival
25th Christmas Country Fete @ Waipara 16th Hanmer 4 & 8 Hour MTB race
NOVEMBER 17th Simes Cup Golf Tournament
3rd Waiau Fireworks Night 30th Good Friday Lions Golf Tournament
6th Melbourne Cup Afternoon @ 5 Stags
11th Golf Club Men’s Shootout May 2019
16/17 Annual Charity Garden Tour 4th Hanmer 4 Square Half Marathon, 10km
(Show Weekend) and 5km
17th Molesworth to Hanmer Run 25th Bivouac Outdoor Mt Isobel Challenge.
* http://www.skihanmer.co.nz/mountain/events/
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WINTER HOURS (until August 31st)
Wednesday 1 to 4 pm Phone 03 315 7912
Friday 10 am to 1 pm hanmer@hurunuilibrary.govt.nz
Sunday 11 am to 2 pm
Kerbside Refuse and Recycling HOURS
Collection Service Monday 8 am Monday to Friday
When using the council’s kerbside refuse and
recycling collection service, please remember
12 noon to 4.30 pm
only official Hurunui Council refuse and
recycling bags will be collected. These can be Saturday & Sunday
purchased from Hanmer Springs Four Square
and the Hanmer Springs library. 10 am to 2 pm
Non complying bags and recycling bags
containing glass bottles will not be
collectedCLASSES & FITNESS & MUSIC
HANMER SINGS - COMMUNITY CHOIR Yoga @ The Yoga Room: Line Dancing
Hanmer’s very own adult’s’ choir Memorial Hall
No experience necessary! Tuesday’s 5:30pm
Cost: Donation
Tuesdays during the school term Saturday’s 9am by request Monday1 pm
7 - 8.30 @ Hanmer Springs School 3 student minimum for classes to run Contact Penny
$6 per sessions Call Rosalind Kelly Please contact Liv Reid 0272 408 321 to register
027 733 4405 021 548 776
Tramping Group
The Notables - Hanmer Springs Day tramps in local mountain
Community Band and surrounding areas. Every
Pilates
We love to play music together and Wednesday.
Pilates classes at 12 Amuri Ave For more information contact
have fun. All instruments and abilities
Monday 5.45pm Wed 8.45am Thur 9.45 am Dennis 315-7696
are welcome. Wendy 315 7734 or 027 243 2123
No auditions but you will need to Mt Isobel Tramping Group.
Corrie 315 7109 or 021 045 7666
read sheet music.
Monday nights 7.30 to 9 pm (during
Hanmer Springs Community Gym Tuesday Walkers
school term) Tuesday morning walks in local
Contact Katy 021 0279 1366 For use by members only. Located forest area. Approximately 1 1/2
All are welcome to listen or downstairs @ Sports Pavilion. Machines to 2 hours. Meet 9.45 at Jollies
participate for cardio and weight exercise. Pass Rd forest entry car-park (by
Enquiries & membership details phone old DOC house) For more
information phone Anne 021
Shane Adcock 021 921 109 2777515 or Julian 021 1482811
FACILITIES AND VENUES
Hanmer Springs Retreat Anglican Church Hall Heritage Hotel
Your all-in-one destination for your Available for hire for groups, Venues available for 5- 200
next conference, wedding or worships, retreats etc. for weddings, conferences,
family celebration. We have Phone Rev Natasha Glenderran private functions & more.
conference facilities available, We are experienced
315 7221
catering for 2 to 200. Enquiries professionals and can
admin@hsretreat.co.nz
0800 315 000 tailor-make packages and
Hanmer Springs Golf Club
Available for hire for functions, menus to suit any
weddings funerals et al. Fully requirements.
Hanmer Springs Sports Pavilion equipped kitchen. Spacious, war, Phone Jess
Available for hire for sports groups or for carpeted room. Bar facilities Phone 315 0065
wedding functions etc. Fully equipped 315 7110
kitchen. Large carpeted function room.
Changing rooms and showers.
Call Fletch 315 7336 These listings are free and are the responsibility of those listed to keep
up to date
CHURCHES Anglican Church of the Epiphany
31 Jollies Pass Rd - Sunday 10 am
Catholic Parish of the Good
Shepherd, Hurunui
Tea and Coffee after Sunday service St Roch’s Church
Community Church Rev Natasha Glenderran 27 Amuri Avenue, Hanmer
Service Thursdays 7 pm (3157221) MASS 5pm each Saturday
Rippingale Road People's Warden: Jonathan Culverden Church
MASS 6.30 pm 1st 2nd 3rd Sat
(look for the footpath sign) Gardiner (3157925) Father Mathew Valloppallil
Phone 022 040 9796 For Wedding Information and Phone 03 3198730
Newlife Churches NZ Church Hall bookings phone
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