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Hanmer Springs
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June 3, 2020
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BACK IN PRINT
Welcome to the first print edition of the Pinkie since March
24th. During the time we were producing the Pinkie by pdf only,
the email subscription list grew to almost 700 people.
As of this week we are printing both the ‘cyberPinkie’ and the
print edition which will bring the number of copies we distribute
The Pinkie is published by each week to over 900.
As we stated last week, it will be touch-and-go as to whether
Hanmer Springs Village News Ltd the Pinkie can survive as our number of
Richard Tapper advertisers has substantially reduced. We realise that a number
of businesses in Hanmer will be struggling to
hsvillagenews@xtra.co.nz recover from the complete lack of custom during lockdown, but
we hope our advertising will grow exponentially as business
picks up again. Also stated last week was the fact that we are
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not far away from the point where the Pinkie breaks even, and
hsvillagenews@xtra.co.nz
that we are prepared to work on a break-even basis as a public
Richard Tapper service for at least another couple of months.
0274 337 420 We did attempt to get a grant from the Government and we did
get a response to our application, but to be honest, we ended
up more confused than we started. The public
Deadline for material including advertising is 5 servant that we spoke to was not a native English speaker and
pm Sunday we had a great deal of trouble understanding anything more
Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily than the fact there was no money available for
those of the editor or publisher businesses like this but we should keep on trying. So we will
keep on trying. Also there is the possibility of obtaining a wages
subsidy for a further twelve weeks. If we can obtain that it will
If You Want to Have be a decent step toward the future.
Thank you to those subscribers who wrote and rang us re how
Something included in we should handle the situation. Several suggested.we should
The Pinkie go back to charging $2 but the situation there is that the circu-
lation has multiplied by about 750% since we went free. And
Please email it to the difference between this and other free papers is that every-
one who receives the Pinkie has requested it, it’s not just
hsvillagenews@xtra.co.nz dumped in your mail box whether you want it or not like other
papers. So we considered that idea
Or you can leave it in the mailbox impracticable.
for And we had an even number of communications both telling us
to ditch the printed edition and stay digital and
2/53 Conical Hill Road alternatively to never consider the idea of the abandoning the
printed edition.
Classified ads and noQces are
What did happen in response to our article last week was that
free several our business card advertisers immediately signed up to
continue at our reduced rate and this was a great help.
And one thing we must say, and that is a very big thanks to
The alternaQve - online those advertisers who have stuck with us, your business is
greatly appreciated by everyone. And as a footnote we would
At the moment we are emailing out almost 700 say to potential advertisers is that if on average each copy is
Pinkies on Mondays or Tuesdays. If you want to be on read by 2.5 people (the norm) then an ad placed under our
the mailing list just contact us with your email reduced rates is getting see by over 2000
address. If for some reason yours does not arrive people. Pretty good value!
(check your Spam folder) you will find the Pinkie
on-line
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(revised ad rates are on page 17)
Hanmer Holiday Homes Alpine Marathon on Schedule for December 2020
The Hanmer Holiday Homes Alpine Marathon is back for In the process of trying to revive and correct our usual
2020. The event will be taking place on December 5th with Events Calendar page we have heard from Hanmer Events
the full marathon starting at Lake Tennyson. The accom- about future dates for these events
panying half marathon and 10 kilometre runs will also take Hanmer Events have advised us that they had been
place. waiting to see how the situation would evolve and have
Other 2020 Events made the decision to move these events into next year
Covid 19 arrived in New Zealand just as the Hanmer back on their original dates. We want to make sure we can
Events season was about to warm up. This of course provide the best race day experience and not clash with
meant no 4 & 8 Hour Mountain Bike, no 4 Square Half other events.
Marathon with its 10K Fun Run and other events and no
Mt Isobel Challenge.
The 4&8 Hr MTB
will now take place on the 20 March 2021. They
had originally planned to postpone this to a later
2020 date.
Hanmer 4 Square Half Marathon
will take place on the 1st of May 2021.
Mt Isobel Challenge
will take place on the 22nd of May 2021.
Hanmer Events have advised that all existing registrations
have been automatically rolled over to the 2021 dates
Photos - Karl van Beek
SUPERTRIVIA
1. Which city is served by Marco Polo Airport? 19. Which American composer wrote the score
2. In the play Pygmalion by George Bernard and won the Oscar for ‘Breakfast at
Shaw, what is the name of the professor? Tiffanys’?
3. Who wrote ‘Fifty Shades of Grey and ‘Fifty 20. Which legendary actress said “I never said I
Shades Darker’? want to be alone, I only said I want be left
4. What nationality was composer Franz Joseph alone”.?
Haydn? 21. Legendary pool player Rudolph Wolderone
5. Who was the first woman to win a Nobel was better known by which sobriquet?
Prize? 22. What is the real first name of Tiger Woods?
6. Cheyenne is the capital of which US state? 23. Which 2001 movie starred Robert de Niro
7. The Hindu deity Ganesh is portrayed as as a New York cop and Kelsey Grammar as a
having the head of which beast on a human tv presenter?
body? 24. Who was the first man to run a sub four
8. Who was the Roman governor of Judaea minute mile?
who condemned Jesus Christ to death? 25. Kitzbuhel is a ski resort in which country?
9. Which religious sect was founded by science 26. Apart from a pawn which is the only other
fiction writer L Ron Hubbard in 1954? chess piece which can make the opening
10. The vedas are sacred scripts in which move?
religion? 27. Francois Duvalier (Papa Doc) was the
11. Former UN secretary Kurt Waldheim was president of which country 1957 to 1971?
from which country? 28. Which playwright was known as ‘the bard of
12. The budgerigar is native to which country? Avon’?
13. Lepidopterists study what? 29. Who or what is a latke?
14. Which post-Impressionist painter ended his 30. Who served as the Prime Minister of India
own life while suffering from depression in from 1984 to 1989?
1890?
15. Which Elizabethan sailor and navigator was
the first Englishman to circumnavigate the
globe?
16. With how many countries does Brazil share a
border? Is it eight, ten or twelve?
17. In the sport of archery what is the name given
to the person who makes arrows?
18. Which British monarch abdicated the throne
to marry Wallis Simpson?
59 Jacks Pass Rd, Hanmer Springs Can You Help Hanmer
Springs School?
03 315 7503 reception@hanmermc.co.nz
Clinic Hours: Monday-Friday
9am-12:30pm & 2:00pm-4:30pm
As part of our Outdoor Education Programme the Year
VISITING PROFESSIONALS 5 and 6 class will be travelling to the Boyle River Camp
x Plunket – Claire – second Monday of every month
in Term 3, and in Term 4 the Year 7 and 8 will also travel
x Podiatrist 3rd June
x Audiologist – Vera –17th June
there to complete a very different programme. The Year
7 and 8s were meant to be travelling to Wellington for a
FLU SHOTS week’s experience in our country’s capital however, due
to its significant cost and being so far away from home
Our latest batch of flu
in these uncertain times it had to be cancelled.
vaccinations have arrived! If
you are still wanting one now
that we are socializing a little more, call for an As the school Principal I am concerned that the
appointment on 03 315 7503. approximate $300 cost for these camps will be a
significant challenge for some of our families at this
COVID SWABS time. I believe outdoor education provides a unique
If you have spoken to Healthline and they have opportunity to further enrich a child in so many ways.
recommended that you get a Covid Swab, you do not For example;
need to travel to a testing centre, we can do it at the • Develop their leadership skills.
Health Centre. Just give us a ring, let us know that • Build self-confidence and self esteem.
you¶ve been assessed, and we will make an • Take a child outside their comfort zone in a
appointment. Swabs are usually done inside your controlled environment.
vehicle and the clinician will wear PPE gear. • Enhance team building ability.
Our after-hours phone is always answered by a registered nurse who will • Reinforce the importance of caring for our
assess your needs, offer advice or, if required, arrange immediate assistance
from our on-call clinician. It can take several minutes to answer the phone
environment.
so please be patient and hold, and follow the voice prompts carefully • Allow other children to shine who have a real
strength in this area.
• To have FUN!
IN AN EMERGENCY DIAL 111
These are obviously challenging times as we steer our
way through the many inevitable obstacles but I am
conscious of how beneficial the camps will be for the
children. I thought I would ask our community whether
there was anyone who could help a small group of our
children attend camp this year.
If you would be interested in sponsoring a child for
these camps, or like to learn a little more about this
please feel free to get in touch with me on either,
principal@hanmersprings.school.nz or 0274326496.
Best wishes from Hanmer Springs School.
Peter Kay
Principal
MOUNTAIN BIKE
WASH DOWN AND
REPAIR STATION
Hanmer Springs MTB Club now have a wash-
down and repair station for mountain bikers at
the old DOC centre on Jollies Pass Rd. (The
hub and car park for walking and biking trails).
Thanks to our volunteers from the committee
and members many of whom have donated
time and materials towards this project.
We would also like to specifically thank John
Dawber and Annie Truman from the Hanmer Springs
Foursquare supermarket. They are a proud contributor
to the Foodstuffs Community Trust and endorsed our
application for funding from The Trust for the repair
station which is the most significant cost and integral
part of the project.
If you enjoy riding our trails and would like to support
the local mountain bike club, visit our web site
and become a member or make a donation.
www.hanmermtb.nz
Community Board UPDATE community consultation. In line with the policy of
Hurunui Tourism, the Board is supportive of and
At the 25th May meeQng, the board: actively seeking a diversity of activities & events
- Heard from Council staff that DOC received for locals and visitors alike, especially activities
which are low cost or free for the family
some funding to repair and maintain the
demographic to which Hanmer has always been
Tophouse road, and will do so in June. The board
a reliable destination.
subsequently discussed the state of the bridges
along that road and were advised by HDC staff
- Received information on a proposed linking of
that the plan is to install a new deck on the
Hanmer Springs’ iconic walk tracks (Conical Hill,
bridge immediately after the turn-off to St James
Majuba, Woodland, Dog Stream) through signage
Conservation Area and that staff would follow up
and way-finding. The board endorsed the idea
potential maintenance of the other two bridges
and suggested it needed to be discussed with the
with DOC. This road is an important conduit up
Track Network Group.
into the high country- an integral part of the
The Track Network Group which represents
lifestyle of many locals, and a drawcard for many
bikers, walkers and horse riders- funded by the
visitors- therefore being important to our local
Council but also created by many hours of
economy.
voluntary effort over the past ten years, is not
only an important pillar in the foundation of Han-
- Received the Halls Advisory Group charter.
mer’s visitor activity portfolio- but essential to the
The board endorsed the Advisory Group’s charter
enjoyment and well-being of the many locals who
and asked Council staff for a full update on pro-
use it regularly.
posed fees and charges for hiring of the halls.
This group is formed of Memorial Hall , sports
field and pavillion users, and will advise the - A new and up-graded toilet facility is being built
Community Board of any issues relating to those at Brooke Dawson Reserve, funded by the
community assets. Tourism infrastructure fund. Various sites on the
reserve were considered. This reserve, having
- Discussed various options that have been vehicle access, shade, a natural watercourse
presented for a possible disc golf course in the running through and on the edge of the Forest
village, and decided to send three options out for is an ideal family picnic area.
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Something Old
Something New
Beef Tataki
This simple dish is the perfect introduction to authentic
Japanese cooking. Beef tataki or "bashed beef" is thin,
carpaccio-style - but it doesn't need any brutal treatment.
Thin slices of meltingly tender rare beef are served at room
temperature and highlighted by a savoury soy-based sauce
Classic Beef Bourguignon
with a few sharp condiments. Match the dish with steamed Beef bourguignon is the most classic of all the red wine
rice, a few vegetables and a bowl of miso soup. braised meat dishes and is simply delicious. Thyme, bay
Ingredients leaf and parsley tied together make a "bouquet garni" for
2 tbsp soy sauce (check gluten-free if required) this recipe, but it's easier to tie the herbs up in muslin so
you don't lose any into the stew. Don't be tempted to leave
2 tbsp sake* (or substitute 1 tbsp vodka mixed with
the flour out, as it thickens the sauce and makes it silky. I
1 tbsp water)
would serve this with buttery mash, boiled greens with burnt
1 tbsp mirin* (or substitute 1/2 tsp sugar) butter and slivered almonds, and, of course, a glass of
500g beef eye fillet wine.
salt and pepper, to season Ingredients
2 tsp vegetable oil 1.4kg beef chuck, cut into 2cm dice
1 tsp finely chopped chives, to serve 1 large brown onion, peeled and finely chopped
1/2 tsp finely grated ginger, to serve 2 carrots, peeled and finely chopped
1/2 tsp finely grated garlic, to serve 2 garlic cloves
*sake and mirin are Japanese rice wines for cooking, avail- 1 bottle of good, rich red wine
able from Asian grocers and some supermarkets 180g lean salt pork, diced (you can use bacon)
50g (⅓ cup) plain flour
Method 450g small button mushrooms, stems trimmed
1. Heat your oven to 200C. To make the tataki sauce, mix Bouquet garni
together the soy sauce, sake and mirin. 3 parsley sprigs
2. Trim the beef of any sinew and visible fat and season well 2 thyme sprigs
with salt and pepper. Heat an ovenproof frypan over high 1 bay leaf
heat and fry the beef in the vegetable oil on all sides until Method
well browned. Add the tataki sauce and roll the beef through 1. To make the bouquet garni, tie the ingredients to-
it to coat it. gether with kitchen string, or wrap in muslin.
3. Place the whole pan in the oven and cook for five min- 2. Place the beef, onion, carrot, garlic and the
utes. Roll the beef through the sauce again, then remove to bouquet garni into a large bowl. Pour in the wine and
a tray and pour over any sauce remaining in the pan. Cover a pinch of salt and mix all the ingredients together.
with cling film and refrigerate for at least 45 minutes. Place in an airtight container and marinate in the fridge
4. Roll the beef through the sauce again, then slice it very for 24 hours.
thinly (just a few millimetres) and arrange on a plate. Drizzle 3. Remove the beef from the marinade, reserving the
over the remaining sauce and serve with small piles of the marinade, and dry meat well with a paper towel.
chopped chives and the grated ginger and garlic. 4. Place a heavy-based saucepan with a tight-fitting lid
over medium to high heat. When hot, add the salt pork
or bacon and fry until crisp, about 6 minutes.
5. Season beef with salt, add to the pan and brown on
all sides, about 7 to 8 minutes. Sprinkle in the flour, and
cook, stirring constantly, for 3 minutes.
6. Add reserved marinade and 500ml (2 cups) water
and bring to the boil over high heat. Reduce heat to a
gentle simmer, place the lid on and cook until tender,
about 3 hours. At the 2½-hour stage, add mushrooms
and cook for the final 30 minutes until tender.
7. To serve, remove bouquet garni and spoon the braise 10
into 4 bowls. Give a good grind of pepper and serveBy Election Process Has
Begun for West Ward
Vacancy on Council
The by election process has begun as of Monday 18 May
with electionz.com formally receiving the Council CEO’s
request to commence the procedure, and they will
arrange for a public notice to go out.
The Council will be holding some information sessions
around the ward during the nomination phase, and
depending on the number of nominations they receive,
may also hold meet the candidate evenings.
The HDC will update their website shortly and will have
Amuri Players the nomination form ready by Thursday to coincide with
presents the public notice.
Key dates:
‘Footrot Flats – The Musical’ CEO notification to EO
Monday 18-May-20
It is 20 years since we performed this iconic Compile preliminary roll
Public notice of poll, inspect roll
New Zealand play.
Level 2 means we can hold audiQons. Now is Thursday 21-May-20
your chance to get involved!! • Nominations open
We need dogs, sheep, pigs, and the • electoral rolls open
occasional human.
The plan is Sunday 7th June, 7pm at Hanmer Thursday 18-Jun-20
Hall, but as we are not sure of the restricQons Nominations close, Electoral rolls close
that will sQll be in place, if you are keen to
take part, please email Grum (the director) Friday 19-Jun-20
grumgoesglobal@gmail.com or message him Receive final roll from Enrolment Services
on Facebook and he will get back to you with
details of the audiQon process. Thursday 25-Jun-20
Further Public Notice (2a) of poll
(this online pic features a drama group somewhere in NZ who are
using our costumes - preYy enQcing!) Monday 20-Jul-20
EO certifies final roll
Delivery of voting papers starts
Thursday 23-Jul-20
last day for delivery of voting papers
Tuesday 28-Jul-20
Polling Day
Friday 14-Aug-20
(As of June 1st there were no
nominations)How to Display Your PDF
Viva la Musica
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via email) and would like to read it like a magazine here’s
what to do after opening the pdf.
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then from the drop down menu choose Two Pages .
Take the cursor to the edge of the window and when the
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Pinkie in facing pages as you would the print version. The Hanmer Springs Physiotherapy Clinic
is now open for Face to Face consul-
If you are viewing it on an Adobe PDF Reader (if you don’t tations following Level 2 guidelines.
have it, it’s free to download). Take the following path However we can still provide
View then Page View then click on both Two Page View
and Show Cover in Two Pages View then do the trick of
Telehealth services using Zoom or
pulling the window out and voila, you can read it in phone.
Magazine format. It is also easier to scroll. Hope that helps Please phone
as several people have asked, so we have repeated it
herewith. None of the above works if you are viewing on line Corry Scrivener on 0210457666
You just hit View and bring it to the size you want with the or Chris Dixon on 0274209766
Zoom feature.
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CLASSES & FITNESS, CLUBS & MUSIC AS WE ARE NOT SURE WHAT IS OPERATING AND WHAT IS NOT
EVENTS CALENDAR 2018/19
The Notables YOGA@ THE YOGA ROOM TUESDAY WALKERS
Hanmer Springs Community Band Tuesday 5.30 pm Tuesday morn walks in local forest area.
We love to play music together and have fun. Saturdays 9 am by request Approx 1½ - 2 hours. Meet 9.45 am at
All instruments and abilities are welcome. 3 STUDENT MINIMUM FOR Jollies Pass Rd Forest Entry car park (by
No auditions but you will need to read sheet CLASSES TO RUN old DoC house) More info Anne
music. 0212777515 or Julian 021 148 2811
Contact Liv Reid 021 548 776
Monday nights 7.30-9pm (school term)
We are looking for a music
PILATES
Tramping group
director/conductor Day tramps in local mountains and
Contact Laurie 027 204 7026 Pilates classes @ 12 Amuri Ave
surrounding areas. Every Wednesday.
All are welcome to listen or participate Mon 5.45pm Wed 8.45 am Thurs
For more information contact Dennis
9.45am
315 7696. Mt Isobel Tramping Group
HANMER SPRINGS
Hanmer Sings COMMUNITY CHOIR
Adults Choir
HANMER SPRINGS COMMUNITY GYM
Hanmer’s verynoown adult choir.
All welcome, experience needed! For use by members. Located BALLET CLASSES
No experience necessary! Tuesday during the Tuesdays Kids 6-12 years 4.30pm Tues
- 5.30pm
Wednesdays 7-8.30pm during school term time downstairs @ Sports Pavilion. Machines Beginners. Kids 8 -12 5.30-6.30
school term. 7 - 8.30 Hanmer Springs School Tuesdays Adults 6pm-7pm
Hanmer SpringsCallPrimary School Cost $10 for cardio & weight exercise. Membership Adults 6.30 - 7.30 Tues
Photo by Karl van Beek
$6 per session. Rosalind Kelly
casual or $60 full term (10 weeks) Contact enquiries Phone Shane Adcock 021 921 Taught by Sally Boot, former ballet
027 733 4405
soloist 0223 776640
Rosalind Kelly for further enquires 0277 334405
Hanmer Springs Tennis Club LINE DANCING Listings on these pages are free
During season twilight tennis plus kid’s Memorial Hall Monday 1 pm and are the responsibility of
coaching. Contacts: Kate Hodges 0274 586559 Contact Penny 0272 408 321
(kids), Olivia Reid 021548776 (adults), Sarah
those listed to keep up-to-date
Cost:donation
JUNE 2019
Currie 02108264557
14-16th
Writing Michelle McConnochie
Hanmer Springs Bridge Club MORRIS DANCING
26/27
Workshop& Outdoor First Aid Plus Thursdays at the Anglican Memorial Hall 7.30pm Every
Church Hall at 7.15pm Thursday Contact John Dumsday
Refreshers Joy 315 7147 or 027 2202511
FACILITIES
SEPTEMBER
& VENUES
21/22
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If you ask us to put
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THE HANMER SPRINGS FOOD BANK
Update – 20th May 2020
We know that these are challenging times for us all, but
for some the financial impact is immediate and
ADVERTISING
particularly stressful. The Hanmer Springs Food Bank
aims to provide practical support to people in need
because of the impacts of COVID-19. Anyone facing
SCHEDULE FOR
difficult times is welcome to apply. This includes
employees, business owners, individuals and families. PINKIE
With the return to the printed Pinkie we are
Applications are welcomed from any members of our moving to interim advertising rates, with some
Hanmer Springs community who are facing any downward tweaks. The amount of advertising we
significant financial hardship, or high degrees of carry is down by about 70% so the amount we can
anxiety and concern, arising from this COVID-19 generate over the next two months will indicate
event. whether or not the Pinkie will survive
All we require is for you, in confidence, to complete the
Special Rate
simplified application form providing your name and
contact information.
Business Card (colour or b/w) $20
Voucher values are issued as follows: (previously colour was billed at $35)
Individual... $70 1/6 page. b/w or colour $40
Couple....... $100
Family........ $130
1/4 page. b/w $44
As the COVID-19 event continues to be an evolving colour $75
challenge, the HSBA Food Bank needs to remain flexible
in how it can best respond in serving the members of our ½ page b/w $80
community. The voucher rates and application process will colour $130
continue to be reviewed and any changes deemed (was $88 & $150)
necessary will be made.
Full Page b/w $125
colour $200
Keeping warm an issue?
There is now opportunity for HSBA Food Bank Applicants (was $155 & $225)
to indicate on the application form if they would like to be
contacted about the possibility of them being able to re- With the printed edition it costs us considerably
ceive a heating grant to assist them keeping warm over more to print ads in colour but with the digital
the winter months. version there is no additional cost so we are
offering the one rate for colour or b/w on business
Donations Welcomed cards and 1/6 page. Your advertisement will be in
both the print and email editions
Any donations are continuing to be gratefully received.
We are amazed at the on-going support and generosity
the initiative is receiving from our community members Important notices to do with Covid and Covid
and groups. recovery strategies we will continue to publish free
of charge. These will be published as an
As a reminder donations can be made into account num- addendum to the pdf version which is emailed.
ber 03 1582 0094442 000. Please reference 560558 and
include your Surname. Classified adverts and public notices will also be at
no cost.
On behalf of us all … thank you. If there is any way we can help please call
Finally, if you need some other form of support and aren’t
sure where to turn, please feel that you can still get in Richard
touch with Dave or Lynda. They are regularly in touch hsvillagenews@xtra.co.nz
with other support providers in the region, and will do what
they can to point you in the right direction. Their email
address again are hsbatreasurer01@gmail.com or lyn- 0274 337 420
damarnie@yahoo.co.nz
The forms for the Food Bank can be obtained as an addendum
to the pdf edition, from either of the above emails or you can
email The Pinkie and we will forward them to you.
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1950 - building to the left is the Women’s PoolCulverden - Hanmer charabanc. Ca 1910 CHIMNEY CLEANING & REPAIRS Abel & Prestige offer a professional service including firebox repairs, replacement bricks, bird netting and more… Phone us to book in 0800 661 244 www.abelandprestige.co.nz
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