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Heather Mckenzie the charity,” factory international decision. Each year they have a to come up with a mask that chil- level of protection, Simpson said. [email protected] sales manager Gabrielle Simpson get together to decide what chari- dren would find fun, practical and As the official Red Nose Day The innovation just doesn’t stop said. ty to support. comfortable to wear. August 31 draws nearer, the Cure at the New Zealand Sock Factory. Cure Kids is the largest funder “A representative from every “I am really proud of what we Kids ambassadors will be seen This time the enterprising of child health research, outside department puts forward ideas at designed. Having it in adult sizes proudly sporting the fun NZ Sock bunch have put their considera- of the government and we are the meeting. This year Cure Kids too, means everybody can wear Factory masks. ble weight behind the Cure Kids really proud to be supporting a came up repeatedly, so we went them.” Simpson encourages those Red Nose fundraiser and have charity that helps thousands of with that.” The New Zealand merino mask wishing to support the cause come up with fun masks for chil- New Zealanders each year, Simp- Charity chosen, the designers also has the added bonus of an which helps hundreds of thou- dren and adults to wear. son said. then set about putting together antibacterial yarn included. They sands of kids each year to visit “We are donating $5 from every The decision to get in behind prototype masks to show the char- also have a place where a filter can the NZ Sock Factory website or go Red Nose mask sold directly to Cure Kids was a collective factory ity’s powers that be. They wanted be added if a child needs an extra into Sparrows.

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2 Ashburton Guardian Wednesday, July 8, 2020 www.guardianonline.co.nz Youth crime levels remain low

By Jaime Pitt-MacKay [email protected] Winter weather may be helping, but the youth of Ashburton are seemingly staying on their best behaviour. Youth aid officer Rob Hooper said the level of work at the mo- ment was manageable. “Winter can often quieten things down but the holidays can bring their own challenges,” he said. “I’ve been busy with a couple of regulars that have been ongo- ing trying to get them back onto the right track. “In all fairness there is nothing that stands out at the moment.” Hooper said with shorter days and colder temperatures young Ashburton Writers’ Group members Debbie Carter (left) and Ray Magson, judging entries in the group’s annual writing com- people were less likely to be petition. PHOTO SUE NEWMAN 070720-SN-0006 getting out-and-about and into trouble, but that it did present some other challenges. “It doesn’t always go away just because it is winter, but there is often less tomfoolery,” he said. Judges kept on their toes “With school time it can be harder to get them out of bed in the morning and that presents By Sue Newman tries this year, plenty of cups of tea this canned and an adult section and spelling, that’s dropped mark- its own challenges.” [email protected] were needed to keep their focus trialled. edly she said. Hooper said he had been sur- Rae Magson and Debbie Carter sharp. The bulk of entries, however, “And computers have given the prised at how well behaved the may have broken records for the The competition was started are in the two lower age groups, writers the ability to use a thesau- town’s young people had been number of stories they managed by Magson and she’s delighted it’s Magson said. rus and choose a different and during and post-lockdown. to read in one day. still running and still attracting Over the years the trend in pop- bigger word.” As judges in this year’s Ashbur- large numbers of entries 16 years ular subjects has changed, but the The group takes judging the “Everyone was really well be- ton Writers’ Group annual com- later. writing talent has been steady, she competition seriously, ensuring haved but I was surprised at petition, they have read their way It’s been well supported by a said. every entry is read by each judge how good the youth were,” he through 82 entries, scoring and number of schools around the This year spooky things and and scored. The scores are then said. discussing each one. Ashburton District, with entries horses seem to be hot topics, but matched and the entries dis- “I thought they would be the It’s a job the two women have divided into three age groups – 10 perhaps surprisingly, Covid-19 cussed before winners are chosen. ones, if any, to get itchy feet and been doing for 16 and 15 years, re- and under, 11-13 and 14-18. featured in very few, Carter said. Winners will be presented with start doing dopey stuff going spectively and it’s a job they love, Until this year a poetry section What has changed with the their prizes on Wednesday at the around the place but they were but with the huge number of en- was offered, but low numbers saw years is the quality of punctuation Ashburton Museum. really good.” ASHBURTON’S LAUNDRY SPECIALISTS PROMPT WAS $699 WAS $1219 WAS $1149 WAS $1499 HEATING NOW ONLY NOW ONLY NOW ONLY NOW ONLY FOR WINTER WASHING WASHING DRYER DRYER COOLING FOR SUMMER $498 MACHINE $798 MACHINE $697 $1037 $3.57 weekly $5.53 weekly $4.87 weekly $7.09 weekly Phone 308 9019 Prompt Installation. *T&C’S APPLY. 12 MONTHS INTEREST FREE AVAILABLE. • 5.5 KG - compact size • 6KG medium size • 5.5 KG - compact size • 7KG - large capacity • 5 water levels - saves capacity • Sensor drying - saves • Sensor drying - saves * water • Soak option - helps time and money time and money • 6 cycles - wash stains etc • Wall mounting • Condenser - no di erent fabrics • 11 wash programs - bracket helps save venting required *Unit only • 850mm h, 540mm w, wash all your clothes space • 846mm h, 597mm w, 560mm d • 975mm h, 575mm w, • 795mm h, 600mm w, 589mm d 642mm d 560mm d IMMEDIATE IMMEDIATE IMMEDIATE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY DELIVERY DELIVERY DELIVERY [email protected] [email protected] News

www.guardianonline.co.nz Wednesday, July 8, 2020 Ashburton Guardian 3 Air NZ’s non-refund policy ‘not on’

By Sue Newman “We’re effectively having to [email protected] write $7100 off and there’s noth- Allan McCormick is furious. ing we can do about it. I don’t He’s out of pocket by more than know where the hell to go now $7000 and he knows there’s no over this.” chance he’ll get that money back, He’s angry that Air New Zealand but what’s particularly galling, he had been given funds by the Gov- says is that the organisation ow- ernment but had not used that to ing that money is sitting on a pool refund out-of-pocket customers. of untapped government cash. “Use that and pay us back,” he McCormick knows he’s not said. alone in feeling aggrieved over Air Customers who can claim on New Zealand’s non-refund policy compassionate grounds are being on Covid-19 cancelled airfares, refunded, with millions paid out but he’s determined he won’t ac- each week, but what qualifies as cept his loss without a fight. compassionate grounds, McCor- He, wife Diane and their chil- mick asked. dren and grandchildren made up He believes that if his booking a party of 10 that had planned a had been to the United States, the family holiday in Australia. They money would have been refund- were due to fly on April 1 but the ed under an existing policy guar- Covid-19 pandemic put paid to antee. that. McCormick has no argu- “I’ve heard of people who were ment with closing New Zealand’s booked to the US and they’ve had borders, but that shouldn’t have a full refund. We were just going left thousands of Kiwis out of to our neighbours and it’s not pocket, he said. being refunded. I’ve supported “We paid in November, booked Air New Zealand for years but I’m through Amex and now getting a now losing faith.” refund is absolutely impossible.” It was an injustice that ordinary He believes there’s an element Allan McCormick is out of pocket and angry over Air New Zealand’s non-refund airfare policy. New Zealanders would end up of protectionism at play be- PHOTO ASHBURTON GUARDIAN being the ones who kept the air- cause if had been a fly-by-night er-owned national carrier, there before the end of June next year, travel at the same time meant a line in business through forfeiting business holding onto people’s would be an outcry. but the logistics involved in get- re-book could be impossible, he paid-for airfares. Credits simply money, rather than the taxpay- Yes, the family can re-book ting every family member able to said. didn’t cut it, he said. School zone speed limits set to be reduced

By Sue Newman zone permanent, the council choice because it would ensure If the council decided to re- see speed reduced on Lake Hood [email protected] is considering installing varia- speeds were reduced only be- duce speeds permanently out- Drive at Lake Hood and the It might be the most expensive ble speed limits with signs each fore and after school and during side schools, the new signs council has indicated it will drop option, but variable speed zones school will activate. term time. would cost $125,000. this from the 80km/h proposed are likely to be introduced out- At the council’s infrastructure The signs illuminate when School zone speeds are one of to 60km/h. Following objections side schools around the Ashbur- services committee meeting turned on and are proven to be a range of changes that will be from several people living at the ton District. on Thursday, councillors will more effective at slowing traffic discussed at tomorrow’s meet- lake settlement, speeds in the When the Ashburton Dis- discuss the speed limit options because of this. ing, after a day-long submis- residential area are likely to be trict Council reviewed its speed which range from the status quo The estimated cost of install- sions hearing last month. A total reduced to 40km/h rather than zones, several schools made a to a low, permanent speed out- ing the active variable signs of 204 submissions were made the 30km/h limit proposed. pitch to have a blanket 40km/h side schools. outside schools is $1.4 million. on the speed law change pro- These are among a raft of oth- zone outside all schools, but The variable speed option Static variable signs would cost posals. er changes that will be discussed rather than making that speed is recommended as the best $230,000. Submitters were also keen to and approved tomorrow. ASHBURTON’S LAUNDRY SPECIALISTS PROMPT WAS $699 WAS $1219 WAS $1149 WAS $1499 HEATING NOW ONLY NOW ONLY NOW ONLY NOW ONLY FOR WINTER WASHING WASHING DRYER DRYER COOLING FOR SUMMER $498 MACHINE $798 MACHINE $697 $1037 $3.57 weekly $5.53 weekly $4.87 weekly $7.09 weekly Phone 308 9019 Prompt Installation. *T&C’S APPLY. 12 MONTHS INTEREST FREE AVAILABLE. • 5.5 KG - compact size • 6KG medium size • 5.5 KG - compact size • 7KG - large capacity • 5 water levels - saves capacity • Sensor drying - saves • Sensor drying - saves * water • Soak option - helps time and money time and money • 6 cycles - wash stains etc • Wall mounting • Condenser - no di erent fabrics • 11 wash programs - bracket helps save venting required *Unit only • 850mm h, 540mm w, wash all your clothes space • 846mm h, 597mm w, 560mm d • 975mm h, 575mm w, • 795mm h, 600mm w, 589mm d 642mm d 560mm d IMMEDIATE IMMEDIATE IMMEDIATE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY DELIVERY DELIVERY DELIVERY [email protected] [email protected] News

4 Ashburton Guardian Wednesday, July 8, 2020 www.guardianonline.co.nz New health promoter at ACADS

By Jaime Pitt-MacKay diction in a smaller geographical Left – Ashburton Community [email protected] area is one that excites Gold. Alcohol and Drug Service’s Covid-19 might have delayed “They are two areas that share new health promoter, Andrae her start in the role, but the similar threads, this is just more Gold. Ashburton Community Alcohol focused. and Drug Service’s new health “Previously I was based in In- promoter is keen to get out and vercargill, working from Te Anau about and learn about the chal- to Balclutha, so it will be nice to lenges facing the community. have a smaller area to cover.” Andrae Gold has been in the Gold said she was looking for- ple have access to good informa- role for around a month, but ward to not only working in Ash- tion that is easy to understand, would have arrived sooner had burton, but seeing what issues even if it is just a top 10 things it not been for Covid-19 putting were present in the district’s to understand that can be read the country into lockdown. smaller communities like Meth- quickly. “I could have negotiated to ven, Rakaia and Hinds. “The worst thing would be for finish earlier but I carried on Investigating the depth of the people to be showing up to vot- working, doing contact trac- methamphetamine issue in the ing booths without any informa- ing for Southern Public Health, district is a focus for Gold, who is tion.” which worked out quite well hoping to engage with key stake- Gold said she expects there to with getting things sorted here,” holders across the community to be more information provided she said. build a picture of how the drug is by the Government in coming Gold has had a long career in impacting the local community. weeks on the issue, with it being, public health promotion, work- They are also looking for feed- like so many other things, over- ing in the Nelson/Marlborough back from the community on shadowed by Covid-19. area and more recently in South- alcohol labelling to gauge public Other projects ACADS reg- land as a mental health promot- opinion on that. ularly run, like the holiday er, but is originally from Canter- She will also be carrying on good reliable information ahead this week, on Wednesday, with drink-driving campaign, will re- bury, growing up in Kowai Bush. the existing work that ACADS of the cannabis referendum in the Rural Women passing on main in place, with another staff The chance to move into a has been doing, which includes September. some information,” she said. member taking over the running more focused area of drug ad- ensuring people have access to “I’ll be out in the community “It is really important that peo- of these projects. Community work remitted during lockdown

By Jaime Pitt-MacKay nity work sentences in the Ash- pened in in phases, with addi- with completing their hours, had community work hours re- [email protected] burton District. tional measures in place to ensure would have unfairly penalised mitted are still required to com- A quarter of convicted offenders “Of those, eight people had controlled entry and physical them given that they would like- plete a significant portion of the in the Ashburton District had their hours remitted during lock- distancing could be maintained. ly have continued to comply if hours that they have been sen- their community work sentenc- down, an average of 36.5 hours Most people serve their commu- it had not been for lockdown,” tenced to, which can be up to 400 es reduced by an average of 36.5 per person, and a total of 290.55 nity work sentences in groups Stewart said. hours. hours thanks to Covid-19. hours,” she said. and are transported together in Community work is a low-tariff “If someone doesn’t comply A total of 290.55 hours of com- “Decisions on the credit were vans to their worksites, which sentence imposed by the court with their community work sen- munity work was remitted off made on a case-by-case basis and meant normal community work which requires people to do un- tence, we have a range of options offenders sentences in the Ash- applied to people who have re- activities could not proceed in the paid work in the community to to hold them to account, includ- burton District during lockdown, cently been compliant with their usual way. Limited community pay something back for the of- ing an internal sanction or warn- but only a quarter of those on orders.” work activity resumed under Lev- fence that they have committed. ing, formal breach action (which community work sentences were In line with section 67(a) of the el 2, with strict physical distanc- Community work provides may result in a further conviction, deemed deserving of the credit. Sentencing Act 2002, no more ing and sanitation protocols in people with the opportunity to another sentence, or imprison- Under the Epidemic Prepared- than eight hours in any week place. When New Zealand moved take responsibility for their of- ment) and making an application ness (Epidemic Management– and no more than the lesser of to Alert Level 1 community work fending and learn new work skills to the court to cancel the sen- Covid-19–Parole Act 2002 and 48 hours in total, or one-third of returned to normal operations. and habits. tence and replace it with a more Sentencing Act 2002) Notice 2020, the sentence imposed, could be “At the time of making the deci- Offenders can be sentenced restrictive sentence,” she said. the Department of Corrections remitted. sion to remit the hours, we were to between 40 and 400 hours of “Ideally, we want to see peo- had the ability to remit hours At Alert Level 2, there was a re- not able to determine when com- community work, with the num- ple complete their hours, so we from community work sentences. quirement for all New Zealanders munity work operations would ber of hours determined by a use sanctions and frequent fol- District manager Toni Stewart to practice physical distancing. recommence. Extending the time judge in court. low-ups to ensure that most com- said at the time of the lockdown Over 100 plus Community Cor- available for people, who up to In accordance with the provi- munity work orders get complet- there were 33 people on commu- rections sites nationwide reo- this point had been compliant sions of the notice, people who ed.”

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www.guardianonline.co.nz Wednesday, July 8, 2020 Ashburton Guardian 5 Chan steps up into Ruralco chair

Heather Chalmers “We need to keep that mindset, so we [email protected] keep those young people coming through.” Ruralco’s new chair Jessie Chan has clocked Ruralco’s board was made up of five up an impressive career portfolio in a rela- shareholder-elected and two independent tively short time. directors, with its make-up differing from Chan’s appointment makes her the first other primary sector co-operatives in that female chair of a major New Zealand agri- more than half the directors are female. business co-operative. Chan said she had a passion for co-op- She has been a director of the Ashbur- eratives, which served the primary sector ton-based rural supplies co-operative for well. It was important for co-operatives like six years, replacing former chairman Alis- Ruralco to keep in mind why they existed ter Body, who has sold his Methven dairy and how they added value for members. farm and is pursuing broader agribusiness “It is easy for co-operatives to accidently interests. end up in a structure that they never meant She is also a director on the boards of to be. Ngai Tahu Farming, Alpine Energy and the “Co-operatives need to be clear about Bio Protection Research Centre at Lincoln where they want to go and how they want University. to get there and set up the structure to Chan said her other roles gave her knowl- meet that.” edge and skills she was able to apply to the Ruralco’s new chair Jessie Chan and chief executive Rob Sharkie. The rural sup- As well as extending its rural sales na- Ruralco business. “It gives you a breadth of plies co-operative has extended its business nationwide through online sales. tionwide through its online business, Ru- understanding of some of the opportuni- ralco also aimed to grow both its card busi- ties and challenges in the primary sector. PHOTO HEATHER CHALMERS ness and supplier network. “The biggest eye-opener has been that gained some rural experience through her a relatively young age. “For Ruralco and “Suppliers are a critical part of our busi- every member and farmer is different and father’s portable saw milling business. other agricultural co-operatives and pri- ness and have historically been Mid Can- how do we provide the goods and services “I spent a lot of time as a child on other mary sector bodies we need a good pool of terbury-based. So, the question is how do that they need for their business.” people’s farms while he milled their small people to come through that start in their we grow that supplier base so we can deliv- Established as the Ashburton Trading tree holdings.” 30s in terms of governance training so that er both to members here and elsewhere,” Society in 1963, the co-operative now has She gained an honours degree from when they are in their 40s and 50s they Chan said. 3000 shareholders and a discount card ac- Massey University in animal science be- have a wealth of experience that they can Ruralco chief executive Rob Sharkie said cepted nationwide by more than 3000 re- fore spending 10 years in Wellington in apply.” the quality of its sales and service meant it tailers and service providers. desk-based jobs for primary sector organ- In her 30s, Chan completed the Fonterra was picking up business in other regions Chan is involved in a dairy farm opera- isations including the biosecurity ministry, governance development programme and traditionally serviced by its rivals. tion leasing 420 hectares and milking 850 Federated Farmers and Beef + Lamb NZ. has also undertaken other professional de- While Ruralco only had three stores, all cows at Dorie and she has two sons, Adam, Chan, the 2018 Fonterra Dairy Woman velopment courses. based in Mid Canterbury, and had fewer 7, and Noah, 21 months. of the Year, said she received a lot of en- “It’s not a matter of suddenly saying at members than other rural suppliers, on a Growing up in Palmerston North, Chan couragement from other people which 50, ‘I’m going to be on a board’ as you have per capita basis, it punched well above its was not from a farming background, but led to her taking on governance roles from to develop that experience. weight for its size, Sharkie said. Mobility Madness! Locally Owned Scooter Sale Local People 40% $6,490 Retail Local Pride Off! $3,895 Special

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6 Ashburton Guardian Wednesday, July 8, 2020 www.guardianonline.co.nz In brief Tony’s bike ride Incoming international If the figures had been correct, Tony Todd would have been ecstatic, but a typo in a story on his fundraising ride for Hospice Mid Canterbury meant an incorrect figure was quoted. Todd’s 70km Air NZ bookings on hold bike ride raised just over $13,000 in sponsorship and donations. The government and Air New stopping the virus at the border, Air New Zealand chief commer- vices,” he said. Zealand have agreed to manage so everyone must to go into quar- cial and customer officer Cam National Party leader Todd Good air bookings to ensure New Zealand- antine or managed isolation. The Wallace said the hold will give the Muller has again described the Out of the nine Canterbury air ers arriving home can be safely government is also talking to oth- system an opportunity to absorb government’s handling of border sheds monitored by Environment placed in a managed isolation or er airlines about managing flows. its current demand. quarantine as shambolic. Canterbury, Ashburton is one quarantine facility. “The last thing we need are “It’s a little frustrating in some In response to the Air New Zea- of only three to have a clean Housing Minister Megan hastily set up facilities to meet ways,” Wallace said. land announcement, Muller said record for the year. The district’s Woods said the airline had agreed demand, so we must have a man- Wallace said the company is any New Zealander who wanted highest reading came on June 14, to put a temporary hold on new ageable number of fit-for-pur- “very hopeful” it will only be a to come home should be allowed at 45mcg of particulate per litre bookings in the short term, as pose, safe facilities that do the job three-week period and the gov- to return. of air. Woolston is the region’s well as looking at aligning daily of stopping Covid at the border,” ernment will expand its ability to He said it was the government’s worst at five breaches followed by arrivals with the capacity avail- Woods said. isolate returnees. shambolic handling of the border Washdyke on four. The breach line able at managed isolation facili- Air Commodore Darryn Webb He said, going forward, Air New in recent weeks which had put for clean air is 50mcg. ties. said almost 6000 people were in Zealand will work more closely the facilities under pressure. People who had already booked the country’s 28 managed isola- with the government on manag- Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern Two new cases flights with Air New Zealand tion facilities, and new facilities ing supply and demand for re- said freezing new Air New Zea- would still be able to enter New needed to be “watertight” before turnees. land bookings for three weeks There are two new cases of Zealand, subject to availability of they were opened. “We have been quite surprised was a better option than putting a Covid-19 in New Zealand, Health quarantine space. “Standing up new capacity at with the demand surge we’re see- cap on arrivals from overseas. Minister Chris Hipkins announced Woods said the government the required levels for people to ing.” Ardern said the number of peo- yesterday. The new cases are a was also talking to other airlines stay in for 14 days of isolation is Wallace said most of the de- ple looking to return home was woman in her 20s and a woman about managing flows. a hugely complex undertaking; it mand for flights home is coming increasing and the government in her 30s, both from the same “We have seen similar moves needs appropriate levels of health from Australia and the United has had to juggle that with hotel family, who arrived on July 2 from in Australia, where passenger and other services nearby, New States. capacity. Afghanistan. Both women were numbers into Sydney have been Zealand Defence Force personnel He said many of them are expat She said a good solution has staying at the Sudima Hotel in limited following the suspension and extra security to ensure that Kiwis who’ve recently made the been reached with Air New Zea- Christchurch. They each tested of flights into Melbourne because people are looked after proper- decision to return. land. positive from the tests taken on of the surge in Covid cases in Vic- ly and the risk of Covid getting Air New Zealand currently has “I wouldn’t call it a drastic step day three after arrival, Hipkins said. toria,” Woods said in a statement. out into the community is mini- too many customers booked over when we look at things like New It had been 67 days since the last “They too are having to manage mised.” the next few weeks and will need South Wales, they’ve put a hard case of local transmission from an the flow of people into the coun- The numbers of those arriving to move potentially hundreds of cap with no flight any more than unknown source, Hipkins said. try to match availability of man- has continued to increase in re- bookings back. 50 passengers and a total of 450 aged isolation beds. cent weeks, with 5697 people cur- Wallace said Air New Zealand per day. We, this week, will be Visa extension “We are seeing rapid growth in rently in managed isolation and expects demand for international managing more than that.” The government is extending the numbers of New Zealanders quarantine, the government said. flights back to New Zealand will The number of people arriving temporary work visas by six coming home as the Covid-19 More than 26,400 people have continue to grow. into the country would continue months for migrants already pandemic worsens. been through managed isolation “We’re looking at a 20 per cent to be monitored over the coming onshore, Immigration Minister “Our number one priority is and quarantine since March 26. increase for Air New Zealand ser- weeks, she said. Iain Lees-Galloway announced yesterday. Under the short-term changes, temporary work visas due to expire by the end of 2020 will be extended by six months, and the 12-month stand-down ■■TALES FROM THE BACK SEAT period for migrant workers who were going to have to leave this year will be shifted by six months Shaunessey and his moonshine to February 2021. Drug warning Guardian motoring correspondent, Bernard Egan is well known around these parts. He’s agreed to share A Dunedin student attempting with us some of his tales from yesteryear. Some will be his own telling while others will come directly, to scratch his eyeballs out has or indirectly from others. The whole truth of some, can be left for public opinion. prompted a warning from police Readers are invited to share tales with Bernard by emailing [email protected] around drug use. Senior sergeant Craig Dinnissen, of Dunedin, said he lovely little village in the This new young priest decided l police were called to assist St gently rolling green hills a few things needed to change, John at a party. A 19-year-old of the Emerald Isle had including the production of T man had taken MDMA and was provided a peaceful and idyllic moonshine and he decided he “trying to scratch his eyeballs out”, way of life for its inhabitants over would be the new broom which he said. The drugs were tested many generations. Bernard Egan sweeps clean, so to speak. and contained a low amount of People went about their daily TALES FROM He also decided he would start THE BACK SEAT MDMA, but a “huge quantity of business and got on with each out as he meant to continue and bath salts”. The man was taken other. do this by making his thoughts to Dunedin Hospital. Dinnissen Everyone knew dear old Shau- They didn’t want city slickers clear in his first Sunday sermon. said people needed to practise nessey, like his forebears before coming anywhere near them. So after voicing his concerns dropped it into the moonshine. caution when it came to untested him, produced moonshine. Shaunessey’s activities caused about moonshine in general and The worm had hardly touched drugs, and preferably not take In fact, by sourcing ingredients no bother – he was no Al Capone. Shaunessey’s products in particu- the surface when it rolled over drugs at all. “That’s a huge risk . . locally he had helped the local But then things changed, the lar he told his congregation he and almost instantly up and died . you’re taking your life into your economy. elderly parish priest, who himself would give them a demonstration in what was obviously a quick, hands by popping pills that aren’t It was well known that he took had enjoyed small tipples provid- to prove his point. peaceful, happy and humane prescription.” pride in his still and his family ed by Shaunessey especially on From behind the pulpit he took passing. recipes using pure water from the such auspicious occasions as the a jug filled with crystal clear liq- The young preacher then ad- Earthquake wake up local mountain stream. feast day of Eire’s revered patron uid, which he explained was from dressed the congregation saying The product was of a standard Saint Patrick, retired and moved the stream behind the village, “you all saw how happy the worm A 3.8 magnitude earthquake which would rival, or maybe even away. ironically the same source used was in the crystal-clear mountain shook awake many Christchurch better, the spirits produced by the He had served the parish well by Shaunessey. water and then saw what hap- residents yesterday morning. major distillers. and, before his departure, was He then took a worm from a pened to it when I put it in Shau- The 6.25am quake was centred Over the years the Shaunesseys toasted with some of Shaunes- tin and dropped it into the water, nessey’s brew, so what does that 15km southeast of Christchurch had declined substantial offers sey’s nectar and was given sup- where it swam around to its tell you about his moonshine?” at a depth of 2km, EQNZ said. from the major brewers to avoid plies to see him into the future. heart’s content. The silence of the congregation Despite it being rated as “light” disrupting the peaceful sur- His replacement seemed to be The new preacher then took was finally broken after a minute by authorities, many residents roundings and way of life. a pleasant enough young man another jug, also filled with liq- or two, by Shaunessey himself, reported it feeling much stronger This of course pleased the vil- of the cloth but it soon became uid, which he said was Shaunes- who said, “well reverend, it just than that – particularly for those lage folk, many of whom vouched apparent he had a slightly stricter sey’s moonshine. goes to show, if you partake of in and around places including for the medicinal qualities of outlook on life than his prede- He took the worm out of my moonshine you’ll never have Lyttelton, Banks Peninsula and Shaunessey’s products. cessor. the clear mountain water and worms!” Waltham. Opinion

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Sue Newman SENIOR REPORTER Give me back my money – please

t’s safe to assume that the word ‘compassionate’ might Isoon be a word with a very flexible meaning. In its purest sense it means understanding, pity, or sympathy for the feelings of others but, in action, if you want back the money you’ve shelled out for a flight you’ve never taken, it might acquire other shades of meaning. Compassionate grounds are the words our national carrier is using as its yardstick when it decides whether or not to refund money paid for Covid-19 cancelled flights. If you can make a case that strikes pity, sympathy YOUR VIEW or understanding in an Air New Zealand call centre worker, then your chances of getting your money back rise. If not – forget it. Take the plight of Ashburton’s McCormick family, (see story Are you ready for the page 3). They shelled out more than $7000 on airfares for their extended family to travel on a long-awaited holiday to Aus- tralia. Covid-19 hit, flights were upcoming recycling changes? cancelled and the McCormicks were left out of pocket. rom the start of next month, They’re not alone. a little extra care will need Thousands of other individuals Fto be taken when sorting and families have been left hold- your rubbish and recycling. ing airline credits they may never Along with the usual clean be able to redeem. paper, cardboard, cans and tins, In March Air New Zealand was only certain hard plastics will be Hamish Riach handed the keys to a $900 million allowed in the yellow recycling CEO’S MESSAGE loan to tide it over while our bin. borders are closed. All other plastics and lids will They haven’t touched that yet have to go in the rubbish bin. to changes in the global mar- apparently, but they, like many, From August 1, bottles and kets that process New Zealand’s many other businesses, have containers that are grades one, plastics. been forced to lay-off staff. So, if two or five will be the only plastic There is nowhere to send they weren’t using that money to items allowed in recycling. these materials for recycling keep their staff on hand, what are Soft plastics that you can anymore, and the sorting centre they going to use it for? Clearly scrunch up in your hand like in Christchurch that we take our not for refunding their custom- bread bags, cling wrap, chip recycling to will no longer be ers. packets and frozen vegetable accepting these soft plastics or Yes, we’d probably be stuffed if bags will all need to go in the those numbered three, four, six we lost our national carrier, but rubbish – even if some of these and seven. it appears it’s the ordinary Kiwi items have a one, two or five on So, if you receive the kerbside who is now propping the airline them. rubbish and recycling service, it’s up. And many of those who have Plastic grades three, four, six, important you’re up on the new unwittingly invested money in seven and those without a grade changes and know which bin to the company through defaulted at all will also need to go in your put your plastics in. flights may urgently need that rubbish bin, along with all plastic Information about the changes money back to prop up their own lids. is being promoted on the radio, lives. For those who are unsure how in local newspapers and news- Air New Zealand has always to check what grade the plastic letters and on the council’s social had a tough policy on refunds, is, look for the little recycling media in the lead up to August 1. Keep an eye out for this re- wheelie bins were introduced. but we live in exceptional times triangle imprinted on the plastic Very soon, people in the source, as it will provide helpful Let’s continue our efforts by and it is absolutely unfair that bottle or container. If the number kerbside collection zone will also information on how to sort your checking that our plastics are the our national airline is not making inside is a one, two, or five you receive an updated Bin It Right rubbish and recycling correctly. right ones for the yellow bin. exceptions of its own, scrapping can put it in the yellow bin. rubbish and recycling booklet in Mid Canterbury has been do- If you’d like to learn more, that policy and handing back the We are having to adjust what is the mail that details how to use ing a great job of recycling right head to ashburtondc.govt.nz/ cash. allowed in the recycling bin due the service. these last three years since the binitright. Your Place

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1. Austria 2. Cheese 3. Chimpanzee 4. 4. Chimpanzee 3. Cheese 2. Austria 1. In the cover of darkness yesterday morning, the Guardian’s Joyce Bingham was taken with 754618932 Answers: the tree lights of Ashburton and took this shot while busy delivering the Guardian. 698523741 QUICK RECIPE EASY SUDOKU Butterfly chicken with bread dumplings Serves 4 28 3 7 1 butterfly chicken 64 58 1 (300g) stale loaf of white bread or 6-8 white rolls 1C milk 5 2 3T parsley 1 onion 1T butter 9 7 2 8 3 eggs Salt, pepepr and nutmeg 4 5 ■■ Preheat oven to 180°C. ■■ Season chicken, place on to a roasting tray and into the oven. 871 3 ■■ Cut the bread into cubes and place into a bowl. Heat the milk whisk lightly with a fork and add en. Roast, turning occasionally, and pour over the bread, set to the bread. Season the bread until the dumplings are golden 6 4 aside for 15 minutes to soak. mixture with salt, pepper and and chicken is fully cooked. Wash the parsley, finely chop nutmeg and mix well until com- ■■ Serve bread dumplings with and add to the bread. bined. Leave to stand for 10 min- sliced roast chicken and gravy. 5 728 ■■ Peel and cut the onion into small utes. dice, heat the butter in a fry pan ■■ Wash your hands and form the and add the onions. Saute until bread mix into dumplings. Recipe courtesy 1943 translucent, add to bread. ■■ Place dumplings into the oven of Waitoa Free Range Chicken ■■ Crack the eggs into a small bowl, on the roasting tray with chick- www.waitoafreerange.co.nz Solutions for today in tomorrow’s Your Place page. 912863547 764152839 538749612 3 5 6 4 9 1 7 2 8 249687153 871235496 6 2 3 5 1 8 9 7 4 495376281 187924365 Sport

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■■RUGBY Scrum guru imparts his wisdom

By Adam Burns [email protected] The Hampstead Rugby Club has bene- fited from some top notch guidance by revered coaching ace Mike Cron. The former All Blacks forwards coach and renowned scrum special- ist offered some technical insight and advice during a 90 minute training ses- sion at the club over the weekend. “What an amazing opportunity to get some training and advice from scrum guru Mike Cron,” a club spokes- person said in a Facebook post on Sun- day. Hampstead team manager Jason Tennnant said Hampstead’s senior forwards were joined by under-16 players, as well as members of the Mid Canterbury Combined and AshHutt 1st XV teams. “It was fantastic,” he said. “He is the best in the world.” Cron was involved with the All Blacks for 16 years as both a scrum consultant then as a forwards coach, before stepping down after last year’s Rugby World Cup campaign. He has also been involved with the Crusaders and Wales during his coach- ing career of nearly 40 years.

Right - Former All Blacks forwards coach Mike Cron. PHOTO ALL BLACK SUPER FAN

■■RUGBY In brief Big bucks for Mahomes Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs have agreed to a 10-year Confidence high in the Sanzaar camp contract extension through 2031 in what has been reported as a record deal. Terms of the deal were Southern hemisphere rugby remains opti- year in whichever market we can, Both New Zealand and Aus- not disclosed, but ESPN reported mistic about playing the Rugby Champion- where we can get all the teams in tralia have since launched com- the deal is worth more than $600 ship later this year and that a full Super Rug- and get the competition under petitions involving their do- million and the “richest contract in by competition will be run next year. way. mestic teams. NFL history.” That would also make Sanzaar, an amalgamation of the South “At this stage we are looking at Former Wales internation- his total contract the largest in the African, Australian, New Zealand and Argen- the back-end of October, into No- al Marinos said Sanzaar was history of North American team tinian rugby unions, organises both the pro- vember and probably early Decem- planning on continuing the sports. Mahomes, 24, guided the vincial-based Super Rugby and international ber.” cross-border Super Rugby com- Chiefs to a Super Bowl championship Rugby Championship competitions. Marinos added that a “bubble” petition next year, despite offi- last season. In those 12 seasons, Sanzaar boss Andy Marinos said he was arrangement, where the teams cials in Australia and New Zea- he will earn at least $648 million, confident the Rugby Championship could be would be based in one country land suggesting a trans-Tasman surpassing the 12-year, $647 million played in the final three months of the year. after they met quarantine require- only tournament was a possi- contract signed by Angels baseball “We remain very positive about that,” Ma- ments, was a possibility although bility. outfielder Mike Trout in March. rinos said yesterday. nothing had been decided yet. “Sanzaar, as a joint venture, “Obviously the biggest elephant in the Super Rugby involving 15 teams remain committed to working Spurs pip Everton room is what sort of restrictions that could from South Africa, Australia, New Andy Marinos together,” he said. “Whilst we come in. Zealand, Argentina and Japan has appreciate coming out of 2020 An own goal by Michael Keane “But we are certainly very positive as a been postponed since mid-March due to is going to be slightly different, we are busy proved the difference as Tottenham group to deliver a Rugby Championship this novel coronavirus restrictions. working through those permutations.” Hotspur beat visitors Everton 1-0 in a dour Premier League clash to move up to eighth in the standings. Defeat would have seen Spurs fall ■■GOLF below the visitors into the bottom half of the table but they held on fairly comfortably to stretch their unbeaten league run versus Everton to 15 games. Tottenham have 48 Tournaments go on without the fans points from 33 games, one behind Arsenal and nine adrift of fourth- placed Chelsea. The PGA golf Tour says next week’s Me- rapidly changing dynamics of the Cov- morial Tournament in Ohio, which was id-19 outbreak, the Memorial would Magic, Stars finish level supposed to be the first since the cir- instead go ahead as its sixth consecu- cuit’s return from a three-month Cov- tive tournament without fans. The Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic id-19 hiatus to include spectators, will The Memorial will feature some and Northern Stars have produced instead be held without fans. of the biggest names in golf as world the first draw of the ANZ netball The Jack Nicklaus-hosted event at number one Rory McIlroy and five- Premiership, finishing 46-46 in Muirfield Village Golf Club had re- times major winner Phil Mickelson are Auckland. The scores were level at ceived state approval in mid-June to among those who have already com- half-time and the Stars led by seven have limited attendance and planned mitted to the event ahead of Friday’s at three-quarter time before the to allow 20 per cent maximum capac- deadline. Magic stormed back, scoring the final ity on the property for the July 16-19 Six PGA Tour players have tested six goals of the match – and stealing event. positive for Covid-19 through the first two crucial intercepts – to tie the But the PGA Tour said that due to the four tournaments. Rory McIlroy will be in action at the Memorial Tournament. scores up at the final whistle. Sport

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■■FUNDING BOOST Community sport the big winner

Community sport and national leagues will receive the bulk of the Government’s first $80 million release from its $265 million Sport Recovery Package. A $68 million fund (Te Manawa Ac- tive Aotearoa) will go to support com- munity sport. $34 million comes from the Sport Recovery Package with the remaining $34m from existing Sport NZ funding. An initial $7.3m will go towards im- proving facilities for New Zealand’s upcoming hosting of World Cups. The country is hosting the 2021 Women’s Rugby World Cup and co-hosting next year’s Women’s Crick- et World Cup with Australia. $25.4m from the first release of the Sport Recovery Package will go to national sports organisations, such as New Zealand Rugby, New Zealand Cricket, Netball New Zealand and Basketball New Zealand. This funding will also support spe- cific sports with the cost of running premier national leagues affected by Covid-19, including basketball. It’s unclear how much each sport will receive. There’s $10m for a second Commu- nity Resilience Fund to provide fur- ther immediate support to a broader range of eligible local and regional or- ganisations. Grant Robertson “Today we’re setting out how $80m will be invested, with $54m of that Details on how this funding will be over the 2020/2021 financial year for distributed will be released in coming organisations from community level weeks. through to elite level, said Sports Min- “All the funding announced today, ister Grant Robertson. and the remainder of the package will “All levels of the sector have been continue to place a specific emphasis affected by Covid-19 and this funding on groups who are traditionally less is focused on making sure the sector active or are missing out, including continues to thrive, while also en- women and girls, Maori, disabled Methven moneyshot suring New Zealanders can continue people and our high deprivation com- to maintain their wellbeing through munities. Methven’s Leyton Blackwell is the latest golfer in Mid Canterbury to claim a hole-in-one. physical activity.” “Having prioritised initiatives that The recently-achieved feat occurred on the par 3 17th at the Methven Golf Club alongside The funds will open for application focus on the areas in most need of team-mate, Kane Hickman. Phil Johnson came close to matching Blackwell on the 13th by the end of August. support, Sport NZ will continue to during competition action last weekend. He hit a “hole-in-one”, however Johnson drained “Sport NZ has also earmarked $3m engage with the sector to decide how the shot from the tee into the spare hole. He then sank the ensuing putt for a birdie in two. for individuals and families in finan- the remaining $180m is best spent Blackwell’s 17th hole ace follows other holes-in-one at Methven earlier this year, both on cial hardship who are unable to take over the next four years to help sport the 13th by Geoff Kelk and youngster Jack Brown. Blackwell (above) stands next to the pin part in sport and recreation opportu- recover, strengthen and adapt,” Rob- following his winner. PHOTO SUPPLIED nities. ertson said.

■■NETBALL Steel’s promising shooter out for the season

The Southern Steel have lost shooter helping the 20-year-old on her road to out of the impact that she made this sea- Georgia Heffernan for the rest of the year. recovery. “I’m absolutely gutted for her. son.” Heffernan suffered a serious knee in- She had been playing really well and was Heffernan said it was upsetting to have jury playing against the Northern Stars improving with every outing that she to watch the rest of season from the side- in the ANZ netball Premiership nine had so we are all really feeling for her at line but was motivated to come back days ago. the moment,” Bloxham said. stronger than ever. Scans have confirmed a ruptured ACL “I think the most disappointing thing “It’s a disappointing way to finish the (anterior cruciate ligament), MCL (me- for her is knowing that she had worked season, I didn’t think I had injured my dial collateral ligament) and meniscus really hard in the pre-season to be able knee as badly as I have but I have to ac- damage to her right knee. to contest for the GA bib and really give cept that as I can’t change it,” she said. Steel head coach Reinga Bloxham said it a good crack. The Southern Steel sit bottom of the her side would give their full support to “Georgia can take some real positives standings with one win from five games. Georgia Heffernan hits the floor, and won’t be back. Racing

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Cheapcheap proved himself too strong in the hands of trainer/ Cheapcheap gets the chocolates driver Jason Thomas in race six at the Ash- burton workouts on Tuesday. The North Canterbury horseman took the daughter of Lis Mara to the front, sitting parked outside the leader with 400m to go, and was too strong to the line despite the local Changeover Jo chasing hard down the outside. The day was a big one for the premier stable of Mark Purdon and Natalie Rasmussen, who trained around half the horses appear- ing on Tuesday, rolling out open class stars such as Princess Tif- fany, Amazing Dream and Inter Dominion Trotting champion Winterfell.

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J McInerney 7 1.50pm WWW.RACINGTIPS.CO.NZ C1 C1, 305m C1 C1, 305m - First Start This Distance 31 13 - Best Winning Time This Track Wanganui dogs M9 Today at Hatrick Raceway Wanganui Greyhound Racing Club Venue: Hatrick Raceway 9 x4758 Homebush Vassy nwtd...... J McInerney 3 3.42pm LASER PLUMBING C1 C1, 305m 4 3.59pm WANGANUI TOYOTA C1 C1, 305m 1 73182 Hypothetical 18.13...... M Olden Meeting Date: 08 Jul 2020 NZ Meeting number: 9 Doubles: 10 4F686 Black Widow Baby 18.07 A &...... Williams 1 72865 Opal Nora 17.74...... J McInerney 1 36485 Bigtime Hannah 17.80...... S Gommans 2 46341 Hurricane Al 17.85...... C Morris 1 and 2; 4 and 5 Trebles: 3, 4 and 5 2 3.24 PALAMOUNTAIN’S SCIENTIFIC NUTRITION 2 23131 Wifi Flee 17.89 G &...... S Fredrickson 2 72742 Small Boy 18.32 A &...... Williams 3 41611 Idol Ziggy 17.67...... M Flipp 1 3.07pm (NZT) AON INSURANCE C1 C1, 305m C1 C1, 520m 3 76432 I’ll Be Loyal 18.05...... B Hodgson 3 88452 Punch On Scooby nwtd...... 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Daily Diary 2020 WEDNESDAY, JULY 7 308-6862. Meet Bunnings Carpark, West Street. 1.30pm 9.30am - 4pm STEADY AS YOU GO FALL PREVENTION. 6am ASHBURTON MENZSHED. Otago Medical School gentle exercises designed to strengthen ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH. For men of all ages and abilities, join us for a cuppa. 8 William Street. muscles and improve balance in a supportive environment. Age Sweaty Betty’s circuit training in hall, 48 Allens Road, Allenton. Concern Ashburton 308 6817. Buffalo Lodge Hall, Cox Street. 10am 9am – 5pm ST STEPHEN’S ANGLICAN CHURCH. 1.30pm NZ ALPINE AND AGRICULTURE ENCOUNTER AND THE ART Holy Communion, Park Street. WAIREKA CROQUET CLUB. GALLERY. Euchre with prizes and raffles. All welcome. Waireka Croquet Club, Open for viewing. Mt Hutt Memorial Hall, 160 Main Street Methven. 10am - 3pm the domain, Philip Street. 206 CLUB AGE CONCERN. 9.30am Join us for a fun day filled with activities for the over 60 years. For 6.30pm - 9pm STEADY AS YOU GO FALL PREVENTION. information phone Age Concern 308 6817. Seniors Centre, Cameron THE MID CANTERBURY LINEDANCERS. Otago Medical School gentle exercises designed to strengthen Street. 6.30pm - 7.30pm Beginners learn to line dance following onto easy muscles and improve balance in a supportive environment. Age intermediate level, 7.30pm - 9pm. Instructor Annette Fyfe 0274 813 Concern Ashburton 308 6817. St Davids Union Church, 48 Allens 10.30am 131. Tinwald Hall, Graham Street. Road, Allenton. STEADY AS YOU GO FALL PREVENTION. Otago Medical School gentle exercises designed to strengthen 7.30pm 9.30am muscles and improve balance in a supportive environment. Age ALLENTON INDOOR BOWLS. ASHBURTON STROLLERS CLUB. Concern Ashburton 308 6817. Buffalo Lodge Hall, Cox Street. Club night, new members welcome. Ashburton Indoor Bowls Byways and Slyways West side of town. All welcome, phone Jenny Stadium, McNally Street.

THURSDAY, JULY 9 ASHBURTON MENZSHED. Concern Ashburton 308 6817. St Peters Church, Harrison Street, For men of all ages and abilities, join us for a cuppa. 8 William Street. Allenton. 9am - 12.30pm 10am 1pm ASHBURTON TOY LIBRARY. ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH. STEADY AS YOU GO FALL PREVENTION. Toys to hire, the Triangle, 106 Victoria Street, look us up on facebook Fit Kidz for pre-schoolers and caregivers. 48 Allens Road, Allenton. Otago Medical School gentle exercises designed to strengthen - Ashburton toy library. 11am muscles and improve balance in a supportive environment. Age 9am – 5pm STEADY AS YOU GO FALL PREVENTION. Concern Ashburton 308 6817. Buffalo Lodge Hall, Cox Street. NZ ALPINE AND AGRICULTURE ENCOUNTER AND THE ART 1pm GALLERY. Otago Medical School gentle exercises designed to strengthen muscles and improve balance in a supportive environment. Age WAIREKA CROQUET CLUB. Open for viewing. Mt Hutt Memorial Hall, 160 Main Street, Methven. Concern Ashburton 308 6817. Holy Spirit Church, Thomson Street, Mahjong, tuition available for beginners. Waireka Croquet 9.30am - 11.30am Tinwald. Clubrooms, Philip Street. MID CANTERBURY BADMINTON CLUB. 1pm 1.30pm Daytime section, all abilities welcome, rackets available. E A Networks STEADY AS YOU GO FALL PREVENTION. LITTER FREE ASHBURTON VOLUNTEERS. Stadium, River Terrace. Otago Medical School gentle exercises designed to strengthen Volunteers needed to help pick up litter. Meet East Street Chess 9.30am - 4pm muscles and improve balance in a supportive environment. Age board, opposite Burnett Street, Ashburton. Puzzles

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Cryptic crossword Simon Shuker’s Code Cracker Your Stars 1234 5 6 ARIES (Mar 21-Apr 19): The way to get people to take 7 your advice is to find out the action they want to take, and then advise them to take it. 8 Pointless? Maybe. But people want to do what they want to do and not feel so alone in it. 9 TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20): Be cool, go at a relaxed pace,

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A man holding boy little by little coming from the States (8) necessarily want to date someone who DOWN is just like you. You’ll love the banter that 1. No end of dust-up at the wrong end, all at once (6) burbles up with an unlikely partner. 2. Writer is unable to include end of paragraph, due to bias (8) SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21): You are not careless 3. Expel you and me, to come up on the outside (4) with other people’s hearts. You will be 4. Sitting as a judge may be causing strain (6) careful to pace relationships and manage 5. Gala occasion for Europhiles to encourage leaders (4) expectations so that all involved are likely to 6. Puts on a show as one rises from bed (4,2) experience a comfortable, slow-growing bond. 7. One may assume pop uses a version of it (7) CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19): You believe that the 11. Hold a spree to be responsible for taking in half the room (7) best way to learn something is to teach it. 13. Kind of drug got from coir can’t be mixed (8) You personalise the lesson. This isn’t just WordWheel WordBuilder information; it’s also a feeling that comes from 14. Hooligans are right: Hugo’s wrong (6) WordBuilder 836 15. Dole it out in giving up writing on rare occasions (6) Insert the missing letter to complete you and goes straight to the hearts of others. 16. Sort of spontaneous translation that escaped notice (6) an eight-letter word reading AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 18): There’s not a lot you need, 19. It goes round in water dyed by mistake (4) clockwise or anti-clockwise. L A S but the temptation to get what you don’t 20. Claim it’s true it takes age to be mean (4) WordWheel need is pretty strong now. You’re trying to 732 make your life more convenient, though each new purchase comes with a responsibility. 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Used4 anticlockwise. Previous solution: FINALITY beginning with a capital are allowed. PreviousThere’s at solution: least one five-lettercedi, cedis, word. dice, 9. Incense 10. Epicene 11. Shod 12.67 Dodo 13. Urn 15. Asp 11 17. Grouse 18. Static 19. Nark 20. Café 21. Cone 22. Rule dices,Good die, 17 Verydies, Gooddisc, dis,24 Excellent ice, iced, 32 ices, 398 12 ide, ides, ids, sec, sei, sic, sice, side Previous quick solution Across: 1. Determined 7. Odour 8. Elegant 10. Supplier 4 8 13 14 15 11. Hark 13. Quaver 15. Cogent9 17. Easy 15 18. Tameable 86 3 16 21. Traduce 22. Extra 23. Temperance86 Previous solution: cedi, cedis, dice, Down: 1. Droop 2. Thrilled 3. Reeled 4. Item 5. Emanate 17 18 www.thepuzzlecompany.co.nz dices, die, dies, disc, dis, ice, iced, ices, 6. Consequent 9. Take the rap 212. Foreseen 3 14. 4Assuage ide, ides, ids, sec, sei, sic, sice, side 16. Career 19. Bathe 20. Lump 19 8/7 7 9 98 2 3 61 20 21 Sudoku Fill the grid so that every column, every row and 3x3 box contains the digits 1 to 9. PREVIOUS45 SOLUTIONS 32982 95157746 46872 392531 8 5 22 23 396 4 4 8 7 175481369228 3 7 3 2 9 6 1 4 8 5 ACROSS DOWN 86 1 73 6 941553 286673 4 1. Wealthy (4) 1. Retaliatory action (8) 4 8 3 1 3. Often (8) 2. Restricts (5) 527 9 5 2 586374219 9. Persevere (7) 4. Instead (6) 2 1 3 6 4 9 8 5 47 9 10. Throw out (5) 5. Dubious (12) 3 9 5 7 3 1 65415 8739892 11. Uprising (12) 6. Take advantage of (7) 897253164 13. Sudden and unexpected 7. Towering (4) 75 41 4 8 (6) 8. Notorious (12) 368924517 15. Decomposing (6) 12. In the flesh (2,6) 48 7 369 745613928 17. Gossip (6-6) 14. Elevating (7) 219587634 20. Ascend (5) 16. Allow (6) 6 2 3 5 8 9 6 2 7 3 4 9 1 8 5 21. Speaks ill of (7) 18. Taut (5) 894152763 22. Ignores (8) 19. Read quickly (4) 3 5 2 478 531876249 23. Stupefy (4) 9 7 2 4 6 8 3 5 1 1 85 9 69 5 186735492 MEDIUM HARD 453291876 372968154 954132876 986541237 273864195 514237896 681957342 2 3 1 4 7 6 9 8 5 4 9 5 2 7 3 6 1 8 759823641 726418953 468159372 138695427 8 4 5 6 9 2 7 1 3 5 4 7 3 8 9 2 6 1 697314528 312546789 123785469 869721534 9 Ashburton Forecast Guardian 6 RANGIORA LAKE COLERIDGE Waimakariri TODAY: Mainly  ne apart from the Family Notices Weather 8 odd shower. Southwesterlies. DARFIELD 9 MAX 10 OVERNIGHT MIN 3 Map for today CHRISTCHURCH TOMORROW: A few showers clearing 8 9 LYTTELTON and  ne spells developing. SW easing. 14 Ashburton Guardian METHVEN LINCOLN 9 www.guardianonline.co.nz MAX 10 OVERNIGHT MIN 1 FRIDAY: Fine, morning frosts. Rakaia DEATHS DEATHS MEMORIAL SERVICES AKAROA Light winds. 9 MAX 13 OVERNIGHT MIN 0 ELLEM, Laurence William HURLEY, Sister Barbara McQUARTERS, Alan Albert, ASHBURTON R SATURDAY: Fine, morning frosts. (Laurie) – R.N.D.M. – Mac, QSM – ak ai Light winds. Passed away peacefully on Loved daughter of the late June 6, 1929 ~ April 8, 2020 10 a Friday, July 3, 2020 at Mortimer and Margaret Alan’s family wish to advise MAX 13 OVERNIGHT MIN 4 Somervale Rest Home, aged Hurley, (formerly of As that a celebration of Mac's life hbur 86 years. Dearly loved Ashburton). Loved sister and will be held at the Ashburton Geraldine ton Midnight Tonight husband of Carol for 67 sister-in-law of the late Pat Trust Event Centre, Wills years, loved and respected and Marie, (Rangiora), Joe Ra Street, on SATURDAY, July ngita father of Kerry, and beloved and Pam, (Ashburton), Mary 11, commencing at 10.30am. ta uncle of all his nephews and and Bill Bohan, (Leeston), Donations may be left at the nieces and their families. Des and Marie, venue for his two passion TIMARU Special thanks to the doctors (Christchurch), Maurice and projects. The Ashburton Trust 11 and nurses at Tauranga Mary, (Wellington) and John Event Centre and the Hospital and Somervale Rest and Marg, (Ashburton), all Ashburton Fire Museum. Home. At Laurie's request, a deceased. Loved sister and private service has been held. sister-in-law of the late Peter and Anne, Christchurch. A loved and respected Aunt of HURLEY, Sister Barbara all her nieces and nephews, Waimate R.N.D.M. – great nieces and nephews, Wind km/h NZ Situation Wednesday, 8 July 2020 On Sunday, July 5, 2020, and great great nieces and less than 30 A complex trough over the country gradually moves nephews. n e mainly isolated cloudy drizzle drizzle few showers peacefully at Nazareth n e showers clearing showers away to the east tomorrow. A front reaches the lower House. Dearly loved Sister of Rest in Peace FUNERAL 30 to 59 North Island around midday today. An unsettled and the Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions. Barbara was a FURNISHERS cold southwesterly ow dominates tomorrow, then a Please note all late death fog isolated snow sleet thunder rain snow hail 60 plus ridge builds over the country on Friday and Saturday. blessing to her Sisters, family, notices or notices sent thunder  urries and friends, and especially MASTER A front approaches the country on Sunday. outside ordinary offi ce her beloved Samoan MONUMENTAL MASON hours must be emailed to: overnight Community. Barbara will be E.B. CARTER LTD Canterbury Plains Canterbury High Country NZ Today max low remembered with great [email protected] to ensure publication. For all your memorial TODAY TODAY FZL: Around 700m Auckland windy 13 7 gratitude and affection. requirements Scattered showers mainly about and north Rest in Peace To place a notice during New headstones and designs Mainly  ne, but the odd shower about the Hamilton showers 12 0 Special thanks to all who offi ce hours please contact Renovations, coast. Brisk southwesterlies. of Mount Cook. Snow to about 500 metres. have supported and loved us on 03 307 7900 Additional inscriptions, Fine spells developing and the odd shower Napier rain 13 3 Barbara over the years. Cleaning and Concrete work TOMORROW from afternoon. Wind at 1000m: SW 40 for more information. Palmerston North rain Requiem Mass for Sister Carried out by qualified km/h. Wind at 2000m: SW 50 km/h rising to 10 2 Any queries please tradesmen. Fine spells, but cloudier in the north of Barbara will be celebrated at gale 65 km/h in the afternoon. Sacred Heart Church, 70 contact 0800 620 East Street Ashburton Timaru with isolated showers clearing by Wellington showers 10 5 ASHBURTON Ph/Fax 308 5369 Spencer street, Addington, evening. Southwesterlies dying out in the TOMORROW FZL: Rising to 1200m by evening Nelson mainly  ne 12 0 TODAY, July 8, at 11am (0800-274-287) or 0274 357 974 [email protected] evening. Fine spells increasing, but cloudy with followed by burial at the NZMMMA Member isolated showers N of Mt Hutt clearing by Blenheim few showers 11 -2 Avonhead Park Cemetery, For all subscriber FRIDAY evening. Snow urries possible to 600m at Hawthornden Road. All Greymouth few showers 11 1 Welcome. enquiries, Fine, areas of morning frosts. Winds mainly  rst. Wind at 1000m: SW 45 km/h becoming missed deliveries, light. light in the evening. Wind at 2000m: S gale Christchurch few showers 9 3 new subscriptions, 70 km/h easing to 50 km/h in the afternoon. SATURDAY Timaru mainly  ne 11 1 temporary stops. FRIDAY Please Fine, morning frosts. Light winds. Fine, areas of morning frosts. NW. Queenstown sleet 7 1 Text 021 271 3399 SUNDAY SATURDAY Dunedin sleet 7 5 Phone Fine, with morning frosts. Becoming cloudy Fine. Northwesterlies developing. Invercargill sleet 0800 274 287 about the divide later. Northwesterlies. 8 4 Email circulation@ World Weather Forecasts for today River Levels cumecs Adelaide  ne 14 6 Frankfurt drizzle 23 13 New York thunder 31 23 Selwyn Whitecliffs (NIWA) at 3:05 pm, yesterday 2.61 03 379 9920 theguardian.co.nz Amsterdam rain 18 11 Geneva  ne 28 11 Paris  ne 26 14 Bangkok rain 32 25 Hobart  ne 10 1 Perth showers 17 9 Berlin drizzle 18 12 Hong Kong  ne 33 28 Rarotonga  ne 24 23 Rakaia Fighting Hill (NIWA) at 3:00 pm, yesterday 119.1 Brisbane  ne 23 10 Honolulu showers 30 23 Rome  ne 33 20 Cairns showers 26 19 Islamabad  ne 36 25 San Francisco  ne 21 13 Nth Ashburton at 2:10 pm, yesterday 7.81 Cairo  ne 38 26 Jakarta drizzle 28 25 Seoul  ne 31 22 Calcutta thunder 34 28 Johannesburg  ne 17 4 Singapore thunder 31 24 Sth Ashburton at 2:05 pm, yesterday 10.4 We are the only Canberra  ne 13 2 Kuala Lumpur thunder 34 26 Stockholm rain 16 10 Colombo showers 30 27 London rain 20 14 Sydney  ne 17 11 Mid Canterbury funeral Darwin  ne 32 20 Los Angeles fog 28 18 Taipei cloudy 31 26 Rangitata Klondyke at 3:00 pm, yesterday 50.2 Delhi rain 33 23 Madrid  ne 36 22 Tel Aviv  ne 31 22 home providing local, Dubai  ne 42 32 Melbourne  ne 15 4 Tokyo drizzle 29 25 Waitaki Kurow at 3:04 pm, yesterday 322.7 Dublin cloudy 16 9 Moscow rain 31 20 Washington cloudy 31 22 caring and dignifi ed Edinburgh cloudy 15 11 Nadi showers 29 23 Zurich  ne 26 13 Source: Environment Canterbury cremations. Tides, Sun, Moon and Fishing Canterbury Readings to 4pm yesterday Ashburton Methven Christchurch Timaru Wednesday Thursday Friday m Airport Airport Airport am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm Complete 3 Temperature °C 2 At 4pm 9.7 8.2 9.8 10.0 Local Care Max to 4pm 10.6 9.9 11.3 12.8 Since 1982 1 Minimum 4.5 5.3 -2.0 6.1 0 Grass minimum 3.4 – -1.7 – 5:55 12:07 6:22 12:36 6:45 12:55 7:10 1:24 7:37 1:42 7:59 The times shown are for the Ashburton River mouth. For the Rangitata river Rainfall mm mouth subtract 16 minutes and for the Rakaia river mouth subtract 4 minutes. 16hr to 4pm 3.8 – 1.4 3.0 Rise 8:06 am Rise 8:06 am Rise 8:06 am July to date 12.2 – 25.6 3.2 Set 5:10 pm Set 5:10 pm Set 5:11 pm Avg Jul to date 13 – 16 10 Good Good fishing Good Good fishing Good Good fishing 2020 to date 284.4 – 257.0 160.0 357 – 321 252 Set 10:17 am Set 10:47 am Set 11:13 am Avg year to date Rise 8:10 pm Rise 9:15 pm Rise 10:18 pm Wind km/h At 4pm N 6 NE 2 SW 4 E 4 Last quarter New moon First quarter 13 Jul 11:30 am 21 Jul 5:34 am 28 Jul 12:34 am Strongest gust W 28 – S 24 S 20 ©Copyright OceanFun Publishing Ltd. www.ofu.co.nz Maori Fishing Guide by Bill Hohepa Time of gust 6:01am – 1:34pm 1:47pm

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PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 040720-HM-0046 INJURY ROBS TOURNEY OF FINAL By Adam Burns on Mid Canterbury’s squash courts. Hay Squash Club’s Kelsi Carrick, after a 3-1 Woolsey 3-1 in the C grade final, Hamish [email protected] The Christchurch A2 competitor won the win over Timaru’s Lily Rae. Hunter-Letham pipping Michael Vander- Simon Slade has clinched the Methven Ashburton Squash Open two years ago. She beat Brenda Hall and Karlie Mc- weg 3-2 in the D grade decider and Rob Squash Club’s men’s open title, after fellow He booked his spot in the final courte- Queen in the lead up to her title-winning Millar shutting out Robbie Watson 3-0 in E finalist Craig Stratford was forced to pull sy of wins over Bryan Ford and Scott But- effort. grade action. out. terick, while Stratford defeated Mitch Sim Other grades reached their conclusions Ashburton’s Darnelle Lima, who won the Tournament organisers confirmed Strat- and Agustin Maunier en route to the final, on centre court. B grade in 2019, clinched the women’s A ford suffered a groin injury during an earli- before the ex-pat Ashburtonian, now an Matt Speedy backed up his performance grade courtesy of a thrilling 3-2 victory over er match and was unable to take his place Aucklander, was forced to withdraw. at Collegiate, again edging Isaac Bazley in Steph Sim. on centre court for the final. An exhibition match between Slade and the men’s A final by 3-1. Tanya Hawley won all three of her match- It came a week after Stratford secured the Maunier, who won the corresponding Christy Pearce cleaned up in the B final es in a competitive women’s B round robin Collegiate Open’s championship event. event last year, was staged for the big crowd with a 3-0 win over Jared Clark. competition. The result meant further silverware for in place of the shelved finale. The lower men’s grades found their win- Rosie Gibbs, Jessica Henderson and Ge- Slade, who has enjoyed previous success The women’s open was won by Hoon ners with Grant Brookland beating Hamish nevieve Slade all won a game each. Cheapcheap lands the chocolates at the workouts P11