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Fury over Edgeware BP building Neighbours say spirit of resource consent breached „„ By Fraser Walker-Pearce THIS IS the view that one of the Edgeware residents who fought hard to stop a petrol station expanding sees every day. Kazu Kano said his deck was damaged by BP’s work, and the 20m long, 4.9m high white wall constructed on the other side of his fence reflects the sun straight onto his house. Mr Kano is a Cornwall St resident who fought to oppose BP’s developments in August, but an independent commissioner granted consent. Now neighbours are being reassured that BP will adhere to its consent and will not affect neighbouring properties. The developments include adding four more pumps, 12 car parks and a larger forecourt. Contractors on behalf of BP also removed a line of mature trees that were partially blocking the effects of the wall on Mr Kano’s house. Mr Kano’s neighbour Rob Hull said this is in breach of BP’s resource consent. “Our argument is that it was approved because it wasn’t going to be having a big effect on the neighbouring properties but
it is having a big effect and we requested more mitigation. BP just responded with no, which is vindictive and bullying, they just said we will just proceed,â€? he said. After residents met with a BP representative and two city council representatives including city councillor Pauline Cotter earlier in the month, residents asked BP to mitigate their works by planting more trees and painting the wall a different and less reflective colour “like a light green,â€? Mr Hull said. “Everyone agreed it was having a big effect. We asked them to mitigate the effects the wall was having, he said he’d take those concerns back . . . we all left the meeting and within a day they’d changed their mind,â€? Mr Hull said. •Turn to page 5
TOO BIG: This 20m long, 4.9m high wall was constructed by BP as part of its Edgeware petrol station extensions. It reflects sunlight straight onto neighbouring Kazu Kano’s (above) house.
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NOTHING SAYS summer like heading down with the children to the local outdoor swimming pool. Finally, almost six years since the February 22, 2011, earthquake closed many of our community pools, all will be open this summer, including Abberley Park. It’s also sporting a new look, with a marine-themed mural at the bottom of the paddling pool. For the second year in a row, Clearwater has been named best course at the annual World Golf Awards in Portugal (pgs 6 and 7). Finally, former Burnside High student Alice Zeimann is off to the University of Minnesota on a volleyball scholarship. She tells sports reporter Gordon Findlater that she is going to have to take a “massive step up” in the US. All the best Alice. Hei kona, Shelley Robinson
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By Georgia O’Connor-Harding ST ALBANS’ families will now be able to take a dip in the paddling pool at Abberley Park to splash away summer heat. The paddling pool was first scheduled to open last Saturday but the city council will now open it at 3.30pm tomorrow. The paddling pool has been upgraded with new marinethemed murals painted on the bottom of the pool. It will be the first summer since the February 2011 earthquake that all of the city’s outdoor swimming pools will be opened. Paddling pools at the Botanic Gardens, Edgar MacIntosh Park, Papanui, and Woodham Park, Avonside, are also scheduled to open for the summer. It was originally planned for the paddling pools to open at Show Weekend, but wet and windy spring weather caused delays. The city council’s western area recreation manager Nigel Cox said previously the pools were painted each year before opening
READY TO OPEN: The Abberley Park paddling pool will open for the summer season tomorrow.
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sult of an expansion and upgrade of one of the playgrounds. From the process, a community group named Friends of Abberley Park was formed to build a network of people who care about the protection of the park and to provide an avenue of communication with the city council. Councillor Pauline Cotter said one of the reasons the group was set up was to protect the paddling pool. She said it was important to get the community involved in the project so they can have small fundraisers along the way to support the paddling pool. St Albans Residents’ Association co-chair Emma Twaddell (left) said if the city council is not willing to keep the asset on then the community will take it on themselves to manage it. She said the community is aware the pool could be closed over the next 10 years and they do not want it to happen. “It would be nice to keep that in the forefront of people’s mind so it can’t slip away and then all of a sudden 10 years are up and we lose the pool,” she said.
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Fire risk management officer Mark Thomas talks about the impact of last week’s 7.8 magnitude earthquake It felt like deja vu all over again just after midnight last Monday morning as the shaking that woke me went on, and on, and on. Since then, it’s become clear that Christchurch has dodged most of the consequences of the 7.8 magnitude quake. Which is just as well. I’m not sure that those still suffering from six years of earthquakerelated stress would be able to handle starting all over again. Part of the heroic stoicism being shown by the people of Kaikoura can be attributed to the fact this level of destruction is new for them. They are going to need every bit of help the rest of us in the region can provide in the next few years. In Christchurch on the night, a couple of fire alarm systems malfunctioned and the seaside brigades of Sumner, Governors Bay and Diamond Harbour spent time evacu-
ating vulnerable people in those hours that a tsunami was a possibility. Otherwise, the city was largely spared. Our Regional Command Centre at Kilmore St has been operating 24/7 this week to support our brigades in the affected areas. Firefighters and Urban Search And Rescue teams from Christchurch were flown to relieve the ex-
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Airport helps out community groups COMMUNITY groups around the city have received a helping hand from the Christchurch International Airport to continue their work in the city. Nine community groups received grants from the Christchurch Airport Community Fund. The groups included 180 Degrees Trust, Birthright Canterbury Trust, Christchurch Cathedral Choir, City Parks Community Patrol, DrugARM Trust, Halswell Hall Inc, Listen! Our Voices Count, Oak Development Trust and Papanui-Merivale Plunket. The airport’s chief aeronautical and commercial officer Justin Watson said the fund is made of coins dropped into collections boxes around the airport terminal. “We collect the money and convert the foreign currencies – as many as 14 at a time – then top up the money with a sizeable donation of our own, to support our communities – especially those which have viable projects under way but not enough funding to complete them,” he said. Mr Watson said the latest nine recipients include a radio programme for disabled citizens, a group which runs a community hall, and a group whose
SPREADING THE GOOD: Nine groups received grants from the Christchurch Airport Community Fund to progress their work around the community.
volunteers support police to keep communities safe. 180 Degrees Trust spokesman Jeremy Nurse said the grant will help support the city’s at risk youth. “These young people are referred to 180 through the youth justice system and mentor them, with a focus on using outdoor activities to increase physical and mental fitness,” he said. He said the grant will help pay
for weekly activities which give vulnerable youth confidence and social skills. Oak Development Trust manager Carol Renouf says the grant will help the Korean welfare support team, which works with Korean migrants. “We have two social workers, themselves Korean migrants who help fellow migrants negotiate the health and welfare system, and who have until now
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been volunteers. This grant will mean we can cover some of their costs,” she said. Mr Watson said the nine Community Fund recipients were chosen from a record number of applicants. He said they all demonstrated outreach activities into Christchurch communities, as well as sincere concern and caring for the people they work with.
•From page 1 An offer was made to Mr Kano and his family by BP to re-stain their deck and replace gravel at the house because of the impact the work next door was having. BP spokeswoman Shelley Brady said it has gone “above and beyond” what was agreed as part of the resource consent. “It was unfortunate to discover that a small amount of paint spray had blown on to a neighbour’s deck on a particularly windy day recently. BP has spoken to the impacted neighbour and, of course, we will be cleaning the section of the deck impacted in order to return it to its original condition,” she said. Cr Cotter said BP is keeping to their consent, so at the moment nothing can be done. “They’ve had it granted, they’re meeting their conditions, and they say we feel that we’ve done enough. There’s nothing anyone can do now,” she said.
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WINNER: Clearwater Golf Course has won an international award for the second year in a row.
CLEARWATER GOLF course has been named the best course in New Zealand for the second consecutive year at the annual World Golf Awards in Portugal. It won over nominations from nearly all of Golf Tourism New Zealand’s marquee golf courses. World Golf Awards serve to celebrate and reward excellence in golf tourism, world class courses and golf destinations. Votes are made by professionals working within the golf travel and tourism industry – senior executives, travel buyers, tour operators, agents and media professionals. Votes may also be cast by the public (golf tourism consumers). World Golf Awards managing director Christopher Frost said: “It is an honour for us to recognise Clearwater golf course with the title of New Zealand’s leading golf course. With golf hospitality on an unstoppable rise around the world, with more people choosing to play each year, it is destinations such as this which set the global benchmark for the industry. My sincere congratulations to eve-
rybody at Clearwater golf course and the best of luck for the rest of the summer season in New Zealand.” On top of collecting this prestigious award for the second year in a row, following on from Cape Kidnappers win in 2014, it achieved a rare double by taking out, also for the second year in a row, the title of best course in Oceania beating the best from Australia (Royal Melbourne West) and Fiji (Natadola Bay). Said Clearwater general manager Andrew Bell (left): “We are extremely honoured the World Golf Awards have again recognised the focus that the Clearwater golf course team put in to all aspects of our visitor experience. “The course itself has an outstanding record as the premier venue for international professional championship golf with 15 events staged since the course opened in 2002. By focusing on treating every visitor as a member of the club for the day we believe that we now offer a unique product which the travel and tourism industry are clearly supporting.”
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CHALLENGE: A large crowd watches Lydia Ko compete in the 2015 New Zealand Women’s Golf Open at Clearwater. Ko won the event. Clearwater will no longer host the women’s event.
Ryan Brandenburg of Tourism New Zealand said: “We are thrilled that for the second year in a row Clearwater has been recognised as one of the best golf destinations in the world. As our country’s golf tourism continues to grow, it is vital that our courses meet
and exceed the needs of international visitors, and clearly Clearwater is delivering.” New Zealand also beat Australia and Fiji for the Best Golfing Destination in Oceania. A feat noticed by keen golfer Prime Minister and
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It was announced last week that Clearwater will no longer host the New Zealand Woman’s Open. The New Zealand Women’s Open had been held in Christchurch since 2009, but it will now move to the new Windross Farm course in South Auckland.
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Life in the fast lane captured in book him at the time? Yes, working on the bikes and that kind of thing. I also took a position on his team after he finished racing. How old are you? I’m 64, very soon to be a pensioner! And what other hobknow all the fastest guys at bies do you have? the time. I’m quite into my So it was a bit of a windsurfing. I make world circuit? boards and fins and Yes, it was a bit. The all my own stuff major manufacturers really. I’m part of a would also bring their worldwide speed best bikes of the time sailing group as to race them. So we well. You basically had quite an adjust go sailing vanced racing comsomewhere with a munity so we could GPS system, and test ourselves against send the data over the best really. I built to a team in Hola few good bikes land, who give you a and got noticed worldwide ranking. and so next minute You just do your I was working for thing and see these American how fast you go, guys in the world really. championships, which How many started off what I SPANNER MAN: Author Kerry Swanson (left) and Mike Sinclair collaborated on the new people are you thought would be a book Mike Sinclair – King Kenny’s Spanner Man. competing one maybe two-year against? of thing. That’s where I wanted to I’ve lived all around the show adventure turned into I think it’s about 4000 across be. I started in a car spare parts but for a long time I wasn’t in about 25 years of work. shop while I was still at school New Zealand, just living wherever the world. Quite a lot. There’s So you went from working nowhere in New Zealand that is and then as soon as I could I the races were. Initially for my here and there building fast particularly quick – there needs was into the motor bikes. I had young family and I, we actubikes in Christchurch to workto be flat water with a lot of wind some good help from some good ally lived in caravans by the race ing for some of the world’s best which is hard to find. people to get me where I am. track. That was the style back in America? How did you get into windPeople tell me that you were then. They called it the continenYes, effectively. And it wasn’t surfing? in effect ahead of the game with tal circus. one of these things that you A lot of the guys I used to race your mechanical knowledge of So who is Kenny Roberts to can just learn from a book or with now also do windsurfing bikes. Why is that? What did you? something; there was no instrucbecause in a way it’s the same you do? In terms of motor bike racing tion manual, just learning from Well the first bike I had I always he was a huge innovator, he trans- physics. Leaning into corners and mistakes. I was working mostly trying to get to a certain point as kept notes on its performance. ferred an American style to Euwith American riders and their quick as you can. experimental bikes. We won three Whenever I modified it somehow rope, and he was able to generate Would you say you’re a bit of a sponsorship and money for his world titles in that time, and a big I was always checking its perforspeed demon? mance. What I did to it and how own team. He used the money to stack of grands prix on some of No, no. I’m too old to be a it affected its performance, that develop the bikes he was racing, the bikes I was looking after. speed demon now. kind of thing. I’ve still got my that’s how he kept ahead of the Where are you from then? Have you got family in South notebooks from when I was 16. game. He’s one of these racers that I was born in Taihape and New Brighton with you? You must look at some and people refer to as the GOAT – the shifted down here because dad Yes, my daughter is there and just say what was I thinking? Greatest Of All Time. People have grew up here after the war and my two grand daughters. My Yes, absolutely! I figured out different ideas about who’s the then all over the place. son is up in Auckland now, he’s a pretty early that it was an inforbest but Kenny was definitely one And what was your favourite musician and an IT man. mation game and the team with of them for a lot of people. He subject at school? •Mike Sinclair – King Kenny’s the most information would was an American dirt track racer My interests were kind of elseSpanner Man is available at usually win. who switched to road racing, where, I was a bit of a schoolboy www.fishpond.com and at all How did you end up in South which is a huge change. dreamer. I always knew who was good book stores. New Brighton? And you were working for leading in Europe and that kind
Mike Sinclair has lived such an interesting life that local author Kerry Swanson wrote a book on it. The 64-year-old spent 26 years tinkering with grand prix winning motor-cycles with ‘King’ Kenny Roberts. Fraser Walker-Pearce talked to him and Mr Swanson You’ve managed to get this book Mike Sinclair – King Kenny’s Spanner Man written about you Mike. It’s 330 pages, how have you managed that? Yes, I know it’s pretty big. It’s an indication of about 26 years in the professional motor-biking arena. So were you born riding motor bikes or did you grow into it? No not really, my family doesn’t have a background of motor bike riding, I just got an interest when I was 10 or 11, my mother bought me a plastic model and that was it, motor bikes were for me. And from then on I was always out of school as quick as I could be to get on the bike and on the race track. I raced here in Christchurch and won the 250cc national championship in 1972, but then I got more into the mechanical side of things, more than the riding. Did riding ever take you to overseas competitions and races? At that time you could buy basically a grand prix level bike and go and race in the world championships and be competitive. So quite a lot of the Christchurch guys were doing things like that. One of my mates was at that level and went off to Europe in 1976 and I went off to help him. Were you his pit crew at that stage? Yes kind of. In those days it was just the two of you if you were lucky, otherwise you’d be doing everything yourself. I did 1974 on the same basis with another Christchurch rider. We did the United States season in ’74 and then onto the European season in ’76. From that I got to meet a few of the world’s fastest guys in a competition in Christchurch, sponsored by Marlboro, and was therefore known all around the world. Through that we got to
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SCHOOLS Breens Intermediate pupils returned from their camp in Waipara tired but more confident in their outdoor skills. Last week the pupils travelled north of the city to experience a series of challenging activities. Principal Nikki Clarke said the overnight stay in tents added to the outdoor experience. “[The pupils were] buzzing with renewed confidence after their recent outdoor education camps at Waipara. Children were encouraged to be brave and bold in a series of challenging physical and teamwork activities,” she said.
DREAMY SHOW: The production of Alice in Wonderland will be a “dreamlike interpretation” of the Lewis Carroll novel. (From left) Brigit Moston, Sarah Lawrence, Sarah Liddell, Amelie Spinks as Alice, Annabelle Jones, Kareena Singh and Georgina Scott.
Costumes a highlight of Rangi Ruru production “BEAUTIFUL costumes and a dreamlike interpretation.” That’s how the director of theatre arts at Rangi Ruru described the upcoming junior school production of Alice in Wonderland. The production opens tomorrow at 7pm at the Merivale Lane Theatre and closes on Saturday night. Theatre arts director Peter Rutherford said this fresh adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s familiar classic incorporates dance, a mixture of live and recorded music and beautiful costumes.
“With the performing arts building, which includes specialist staff and music, dance and acting spaces, we are fortunate at Rangi Ruru to be able to produce a show of this standard,” he said. Mr Rutherford said Rangi Ruru’s production focuses on the dreamlike nature of the Alice in Wonderland story. Junior students studying visual art, textile technology and design worked on the set elements for the show. The cast includes more than 70 students in years 9 and 10.
PADDLING: Breens Intermediate pupils went kayaking in Waipara.
The lead role of Alice will be portrayed by four students – Amelie Spinks from year 9, and Rachel McSweeney, Sarah Liddell and Sarah Lawrence, all in year 10. A crew of more than 40 staff and students are working on the production. • Tickets to Rangi Ruru’s production of Alice in Wonderland are available at http://www.eventfinda. co.nz/2016/rangi-rurujunior-production-alice-inwonderland/christchurch
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Proxime Accessit Li Jie (Anna) Chen
Dux of the School: Zachariah Withers
Throughout her years at Burnside High School, Anna has often been recognised for her excellence in a wide range of subjects. She has been involved in badminton, table tennis and as a Year 9 Student Support prefect as well as an International Student Leader and Academic Mentor. At Prizegiving Anna was acknowledged as first in Chemistry, third in Calculus and fourth in both Classical Studies and Physics. We wish Anna well for her Health Science studies at Otago University where she has been offered a Leaders of Tomorrow Vice Chancellor’s Scholarship.
Throughout his time at Burnside High School, Zach has been involved in a wide range of activities. As well as singing in various choirs he has served as a Year 9 Support Prefect, an Academic Mentor and an Arts and Maori Leader. He has been part of the Monetary Policy Challenge team, the United Nations group, debating club, played chess and fenced. At Graduation he was acclaimed as first in both Physics and Economics, third in Classical Studies and fifth in Statistics. Zach plans to attend Auckland University in 2017 to study Economics, Finance and Computer Studies.
Team of the Year: Volleyball Girls Senior A The Senior Girls Volleyball team are on a 60 game winning streak, having not lost a game since 2012 in the Christchurch School Sport Monday night competition. This season they won back-to-back New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Girls Volleyball Championship titles. They achieved back-to-back South Island titles and were named Canterbury Senior Division I Girls’ winners for the 4th consecutive year.
Mary Travers Award for Performance Music: Ella Dunbar-Wilcox Sportsman of the Year: Hamish Findlay Sportswoman of the Year: Alice Zeimann Alice was named MVP for the Canterbury Tournament for the 4th consecutive year. Along with this Alice and her team won back-to-back National titles at the NZ Secondary Schools’ Championships. Alice will be moving to the USA for 2017 where she will attend Minnesota University.
Hamish has been a member of the Boys 1st XI Hockey team since Year 9. As captain of the 1st XI he has not only shown leadership on the field but created a very inclusive culture within the team. The team competed well at NZ Secondary Schools’ Hockey tournament finishing 2nd. Outside of school Hamish is a team member of the NZ Hockey Junior (U19) Black Sticks Team as well as the Canterbury Under 18 Regional Mens Hockey Team.
Ella has been an active member of the choral programme for five years, most recently as a member of Bel Canto and Senior Chorale, though it is in the field of Jazz that she has made her greatest impact. She has been a member of the Burnside High School Big Band and SMP Jazz Combo. She is also a talented pianist and composer and in 2015 won the award for most outstanding original composition at both festivals. She is a member of the Christchurch Youth Jazz Orchestra and the New Zealand Youth Jazz Orchestra. In 2017 Ella will be attending NZSM in Wellington where she will do a Bachelor in Music majoring in Jazz.
Musician of the Year: Hamish Smith Hamish is a long serving member of the Big Band and SMP Jazz Combo, through which he has won numerous individual awards at a regional and national level. He is a member of the Christchurch Youth Jazz Orchestra and the New Zealand Youth Jazz Orchestra and a former member of the New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Symphony Orchestra. He has played in the Burnside High School Orchestra for 5 years on French Horn and Double Bass.
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Burnside volleyballer snapped up by University of Minnesota By Gordon Findlater FORMER BURNSIDE High School student Alice Zeimann has secured a scholarship to play at a top United States women’s volleyball college. Zeimann will join the University of Minnesota in January, where she will play under one of the world’s top coaches, who also hails from Christchurch. The 18-year-old had the chance to meet Minnesota coach Hugh McCutcheon earlier this year when he spoke at a seminar at the Papanui Club. “He’s achieved so much, it was great to hear what he had to say on a personal level and to understand his coaching style,” said Zeimann. McCutcheon represented New Zealand at both indoor and beach volleyball before beginning an even more successful coaching career. After coaching stints at US college and European professional league level,
he was named head coach of the US men’s volleyball team in 2005. The 47-year-old led them to an Olympic gold medal at the Beijing games in 2008. He then took on the head coaching role with the US women’s team and helped them to a silver medal at the 2012 London Olympics. Zeimann, a 1.82m outside hitter, has represented New Zealand at both age group and senior level. She won three straight secondary school beach volleyball titles with Burnside while also winning national indoor titles with the school in 2015 and 2016. She is no stranger to success in New Zealand. However, she’s expecting Minnesota to be a massive step up. “I’ll be going in as a small fish in a very big pond. It will be really good for me because I’m a very competitive person. I’ll also be able to learn a lot from the other athletes,” said Zeimann. Another adjustment will be
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COLLEGE BOUND: Alice Zeimann (right) and partner Emily Johnston finished second at the Asian Under-19 Beach Volleyball Championships in Laos earlier this year.
getting used to the popularity of the sport at Minnesota. Zeimann will go from competing in front of a handful of people at secondary school level in New Zealand to Minnesota’s home stadium, which attracts more than 5000 people for big games.
Zeimann has been hard at work getting into prime condition before making the step up. She has been working on her strength and condition on a regular basis with Ken Franks – father of All Blacks Owen and Ben Franks – at the
Franks Brothers Gym. She’s also been staying sharp on the court by training with her former Burnside High School team. After recently competing for New Zealand at the World Under-19 Beach Volleyball Championships in Cyprus, Zeimann will now concentrate on indoor volleyball, but can see herself pursuing the beach code after college. “It’s a much better pathway to make world champs, Commonwealth Games or even the Olympics. The other option is to get a contract to play indoor volleyball in Europe,” said Zeimann. She leaves for the University of Minnesota in January and is looking at majoring in journalism.
Rangi students recognised for sporting achievements
Brittany Wang won the Best All-Round Junior Sportswoman award. Wang was a member of the Rangi first XI Hockey team that finished fifth in this year’s Federation Cup and also represented Canterbury at under-15 level. She also competed in the South Island Secondary School Athletics Championships, winning gold in the junior girls triple jump and silver in the team relay. Wang has also represented New Zealand in trampolining.
RANGI RURU Girls’ School held its inaugural sports awards last week. The evening lasted just over an hour and highlighted the achievements of students throughout the year. Six major awards were handed out on the evening. Students who have made representative teams were also recognised, including nine students who went on to represent New Zealand. New Zealand rowing eight representative and former Rangi student Francie Turner was the evening’s guest speaker. Awards: Contribution to Coaching - Georgia Thomson Contribution to Administration/Officiating - Holly Reid Best All-Round Year 7/8 Sportswoman - Eve Weston Best All-Round Junior Sportswoman Brittany Wang Best All-Round Senior Sportswoman Margot Willis Sports Team of the Year - U16 Coxed Rowing 8 Crew
Margot Willis won the Best AllRound Senior Sportswoman. Willis is the senior school champion in both athletics and the cross-country. She won the 400m and placed second in the 200m at the Canterbury athletics champs and went on to compete at the South Island champs. The year 13 student is co-captain of the first XI hockey team this year and is a member of the New Zealand Junior Blacksticks squad.
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The under-16 coxed eight rowing crew won the Sports Team of the Year award. The crew went undefeated at the under-16 level all season, winning gold at the Maadi Cup, gold at the Canterbury and South Island Secondary School Champs, and silver in the under-17 grade at the South Island Club Champs. Three members of the crew went on to represent the South Island.
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Intermittent Claudication “This is different from “night-cramps” Ietje van Stolk, (physiotherapist at Physical Sense and the centre for Senior Well-being) explains. This kind of cramping (sometimes called “window -shopping legs”) is triggered by normal exertion of the leg muscles and is typically caused by obstruction of the arteries. Sufferers have to find themselves a regular excuse to stop for a while to allow the blood flow to reach the cramped up muscles. The official name for this condition is Intermittent Claudication. Claudication is pain and/or cramping in the lower leg due to inadequate blood flow to the muscles. The pain usually causes the person to limp. The word “claudication” comes from the Latin “claudicare” meaning to limp. Claudication typically is felt while walking, and subsides with rest. It is commonly referred to as “intermittent” claudication because it comes and goes with exertion and rest. In severe claudication, the pain is also felt at rest. It is a painful condition that really “cramps people’s lifestyle”. The pain free walking distance tends to get shorter as the condition progresses. If you suffer from this condition it is crucial to understand that the body actually finds a way to
increase the blood flow to the legs IF THE DEMAND is there. It is like every thing in the body……..”use it or lose it”. Unfortunately many people with this condition end up in a vicious cycle; the pain stops the walking, and the lack of walking increases the problem. Exercise is recommended to greatly reduce symptoms and to increase pain free walking distance. Eight years ago on request of the vascular nurse in Christchurch hospital, Physical Sense started a two weekly circuit for Intermittent Claudication patients. The pilot program started with 50 clients. • 82% of all clients, experienced improvement in their walking distance • Quite a number of clients doubled their walking distance, for some it even became limitless. • After a year 88% of clients were still active • There was an exceptionally low dropout rate of only 8% • The 18% who did not notice a difference in relation to their walking distance still enjoyed all the other benefits of exercise (to heart, lungs, sugar levels, bone health,
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balance and mood etc.) People always start in a group, so they get the benefit of a guided introduction to more exercise and the use of the gym. In the groups we are looking at 50-80+ year olds that are giving their legs a workout by using steppers, treadmills, stationary bikes and other exercise stations. That way they also benefit from working out with people who suffer the same problems. “It is amazing the support and wisdom people receive from each other” Ietje says. In this “circuit setup” every client can work in their own tempo, and people simply sit down and have a rest when the “cramping in the leg” becomes too much. Some people stay in the group and some choose
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Tuesday November 22 2016
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See the Stripper that gets it off, everytime!
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used on antique furniture, doors, windows, detailed mouldings, floor glue, decks, painted concrete or brick, your special project car or boat, even the weatherboards baked by the sun for over 100 years. I also asked Simon about the current problems related to safe lead removal. Simon says. “Because there is no lead dust created through sanding, or lead vapour generated by heat guns, lead poisoning is no longer a concern” I asked Simon what the Stripping Expo is all about and he said, “The Stripping Expo is a DIY paint and varnish stripping exhibition travelling regionally throughout New Zealand.” “The purpose of the Stripping Expo is to show Cooper’s stripping any paint or varnish from any surface.” Simon says our next expo is at the Bridge Club in Christchurch, “We have on exhibition some impressive before and after displays, as well as practical one on one demonstrations.” Come and meet the family, chat to us about your project, bring along some photos of what you want to strip and we’ll select a similar old piece of paint or varnish to strip with you.” But what Simon really wants you to do is actually bring along your project, or a piece of it, no matter how big or small. bring a chair, a drawer, unscrew a window sash, a door, a piece of moulding or even your project car or boat and they will really show you what Cooper’s is capable of doing.
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“I was sick of how difficult it was to use the current strippers, and knew sanding was a complete waste of time,” Simon says. “Why sand when the person who made the item, sanded it in the first place? I was determined to make a product that was easy to use and made sanding obsolete.” Simon is Kiwi-born and bred and as a dairy farmer’s son he was taught at a young age to work things out, rather than to accept things as they are. At high school he developed a passion for working with wood and his love of fine furniture began. Once Simon developed his own stripper, the word got out and today, over 30 years later, Simon’s products and methods are now known as Cooper’s Strip Club; a Simon Cooper from the Cooper’s strip club complete DIY restoration By Dave Hare, system, family owned and operated, available Coopers was started by Simon Cooper in the early throughout New Zealand and Australia. 80’s. Simon says Cooper’s is different to conventional At that time, Simon was a cabinet maker with a strippers in so many ways. The main ones being boutique shop in Wellington making and restoring that it will strip any finish from any surface, fine furniture. without the need for sanding. Disillusioned with the standard of current paint “I am very proud of it and the results it has strippers and with a flair for chemistry, Simon set achieved,” he says. about making a stripper that was easy to use and With Cooper’s having been used on well over actually worked. 100,000 homes, Simon says anyone can easily strip I asked him what on earth possessed him to try and anything covered in paint or varnish, whether the change the norm. finish is interior or exterior. Coopers is regularly
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...and so much more Testimonial:
Dear Coopers After using your products I cannot believe I have the same windows, they look totally revitalised, almost alive. I would recommend Cooper’s to anyone, any day. Margaret Gibbs
Expo Specials
George Cooper (left) was impressed by the Land Rover at the Masterton Expo
Mary took the opportunity to see Cooper’s in action at the Lower Hutt Stripping Expo
Simon Cooper shows Dave Hare how its done at the Waiuku Stripping Expo
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Dorri Cooper at the Rangiora Stripping Expo
Christchurch Stripping Expo
Christchurch Stripping Expo: Christchurch Bridge Club 21 Nova Place Christchurch Central
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Sat 26 - Sun 27 Nov Anytime between 10am - 4pm 0800 678 678
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