Mairehau Primary School ENVIROHEROES We Are the ENVIROHEROES of Mairehau Primary School

November 2019

Published by Neighbourhood Trust November 2019 . Vol 12, No 10 . Issue No 130 Contributions to: P O Box 21179 . Edgeware . Christchurch . 8143 . p 355-6522 . e [email protected] Mairehau Primary School ENVIROHEROES We are the ENVIROHEROES of Mairehau Primary School. In the last week of Term 3 we took part in the Student Volunteer Army’s Blue Fish Project. You may have noticed the blue fish above our storm water drains around the MPS block. That was us! They are there to remind us that these drains run directly into our waterways. They are for water only.

Teacher Jenny Postles with students placing blue fish above storm water drains Editorial Dear Readers, There’s been lots happening in the Neighbourhood Trust this month. We’re showcasing some photos from the Light Party we held on the 31st October, at St Albans Baptist Church. It was a beautiful evening and it was wonderful to see so many families we are connected to in attendance. These free events for our community would not possible without our donors, sponsors, funders and volunteers. Thank you to all of you, we appreciate your time, funds and support. We are sad to say good bye to our Pay It Forward store this month from the shop in Nancy Ave, as they become The Kowhai Collective, and move into the city independent of the Neighbourhood Trust, but we wish them well in their new location with their enterprise. We hope you are enjoying the longer days and sunshine. Ngâ mihi Trudy Hedges, General Manager, Neighbourhood Trust November 2019 page two

Cost of Power . . . Is your power bill shocking? Sometimes mine is eye-watering even though I am that annoying parent who shuts doors, turns down heaters and switches off lights all the time (did you mum used to say “were you born in a tent?”). We are really concerned about the cost of power – it’s one of the things that people on limited budgets cut back on, and that can be really bad for health and also for general wellbeing. It’s also fair to say that some of the things which we are told to save power can cost a fair bit. That’s why we are looking at making some changes to the way power companies operate. One of those is making companies give the same rate to everyone and not penalising those Dr Duncan Webb who pay late (disguised as “discount” for on time payment). We are also concerned about the incentives (like free TV’s or internet packages) that provides use to entice customers. The plans that they offer are usually of the worst kind and people end up paying more in the long run. It may sound strange but with spring here now is the best time to book in someone to help with heating and insulation. There are really generous grants available to people on lower incomes to help with this. Have a look at https://www. energywise.govt.nz/ for further details. If I’m out and about in Mairehau make sure you say hi – its festival season. I’ll be at the St Albans Baptist Light Party and all of the school fairs in the area. If you want to see me dressed in Indian finery stop in at the stall I will be hosting at Diwali in the Square on 26 October. If you are holding an event please let me know – I’d love to come. It’s also getting close to Christmas and alongside your own planning it is worthwhile considering supporting one of the many organisations in our community that help families who struggle with the extra demands of this time of the year. This could be as simple as a small gift to make a child’s Christmas special, or donating your time or goods to helping with a Christmas dinner. My office is a great place to discuss your thoughts on a variety of subjects, from housing to heating. If we can help in any way give my staff a call on 366 5519 or email [email protected]. Ngâ mihi Dr Duncan Webb MP for Christchurch Central

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IFG Adventure ICONZ is a fun programme for girls Adventure aged 8 - 10 years old is a fun programme (or in Years 4 - 6 at school). for boys aged It’s on Thursdays from 8 -10 years old 6:00pm to 7:30pm during (or in Years 4 - 6 school term time, and is held at at school). It’s on St Albans Baptist Church (64 McFaddens Road, St Albans) Thursdays from 6:00pmICONZ to Adventure 7:30pm during is a fun school programme termtime, for boys and aged is held 8 - at St Albans Baptist 10Church years (64 old McFaddens (or in Years Road, 4 - 6 St at Albans) school). It’s on Costs $4 a week and activities include: Thursdays from 6:00pm to 7:30pm during school term  Fun and games  5 minute Bible devotion Costs $4 a weektime, and activitiesand is heldinclude: at St  Albans Fun and Baptist games Church  5 minute Bible(64 devotion McFaddens  Road, A project St Albans) which earns a badge  A project which earns a badge For more details, contact Don: For more details, contact Don: Mobile: 027-956-9202 Email: [email protected] Mobile: 027-956-9202 Costs $4 a week and activities include: Email: [email protected]  Fun and games  5 minute Bible devotion  A project which earns a badge

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17 November 2019 page four The Neighbourhood Trust Annual Light Party The Neighbourhood Trust Annual Light Party took place on Thursday 31st October, at St Albans Baptist Church. There was Face Painting, Clowns, Sizzler Rides, Bouncy Castle, Wearable Arts Display, Crafts, Disco and a Sausage Sizzle. All FREE for our community and families to enjoy. It was a beautiful evening, and a great turn out! Thanks to Waipapa/ Papanui Innes Community Board- Christchurch City Council, the Tindall Foundation, St Albans Baptist Church & St Albans Uniting Church for their support.

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November 2019 page six Not sure who to ask? Ask Citizens Advice! Don’t know where to go to for advice or information? You also may want to speak to a real person, face to face rather than by phone then why not contact Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB). We have a trained team of volunteers who can answer your queries or point you in the right direction. We are free, confidential, impartial and not a government organisation. We can help write letters, fill in forms, provide options on how to deal with issues. We do understand that not everyone has access to the internet or knows how to use a computer. We are at The Loft, Eastgate Mall every Tuesday 11am – 2pm. We answer queries ranging from consumer rights, to family issues, to tenancy problems and neighbourly disputes. You don’t need to make an appointment, but if you would like help completing forms, please call us first, so we can make sure someone is available to assist you. You can also call our freephone number 0800 367 222 to speak to a friendly volunteer (Mon to Fri 9am - 5pm).

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Nancy Ave store Before | After School | Holiday Programmes • OSCAR for St Francis of Assisi and Mairehau Primary closing on 1st November • Before & After School Care St St Francis Site After six years of selling • Holiday programmes beautiful locally handcrafted We provide: Before school breakfast, products in Mairehau, the After school afternoon tea time has come for us to move Structured indoor, outdoor activities and take the next step in our Holiday Programme includes planned outings journey. BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL We would like to say a huge Roana | 355-6522 ext 111 | 027-701-9382 thank you to the Neighbourhood www.nht.org.nz Trust for their support and all our customers who have visited us in our little shop in Mairehau. You’ve supported our growing creative community, and we couldn’t have CHRISTCHURCH done it without you. We’ve loved getting to know you, and hope you will THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE come and visit us in our new space. Our last day in Nancy Ave will be the 1st CENTRE November. We will open a pop-up store in the CBD, on 11th November, at www.theramass.co.nzwww.theramass.co.nz the Guthrie Centre, 126 Cashel St. With this change, we thought it was the 9229 Shirley Hills Road Mairehau, Christchurch perfect time to review our name. The pop-up store will be opening as The Christchurch Ph (03) 385 0544 Kowhai Collective. Everything else will be the same - we’ll still be run by the designers and have amazing locally made products. We will be running craft The Massage Therapy classes, and have a maker space where you can see our clever creatives in action. We are looking forward to it, and hope you Professionals can come and visit us there! Find us at: www.thekowhaicollective.co.nz Sports Swedish Email: [email protected] Relaxation Instagram: thekowhaicollective Pre & Post Natal Keep up to date on the Pay it Forward Aromatherapy facebook page, it will change over to Neuromuscular Therapy The Kowhai Collective! Onsite - Chair Massage November 2019 page seven

Community Notices continued from page 8 Classified Shirley Toy Library: A variety of toys for children 6 months to 5+ years. Flexible After School Tutoring – 49 Nancy Ave. – Maths, English, Spelling, membership options. Open Wed 9:30-11:30am & Sat 9am-1pm. Hammersley Park School, Amos Place. Call 420-5455 or email [email protected] Science. Professional, effective, affordable. Contact Peter 027- St. Albans Community Preschool: quality early childhood education since 1985. 699-7622, 03-383-2710, [email protected] Qualified teachers, well resourced, 20 hours free ECE. Come in and check us out, 3 Thames St, 355-9396. Clarinet, Sax, Flute, Guitar, Bass, & Piano - St Albans Uniting Menz Shed: A place to learn and provide the opportunity to share Experienced local teachers. Ph Nicola and Ivan 385-3856. skills, talents & knowledge while building relationships with others. Contact: John Boxall 352-0096 & Bill Pearcy 980-9538 Session Times: Mon 1pm-4pm & Sat Flower Bazaar – Beautiful, fresh bouquets and a huge 9am—12 Noon. selection of gifts. Shop 3, 406 Innes Road, Mairehau. Phone St Albans Merivale Bowls Club: Donald Place off St Albans St - has been there for 03-386-1711; 027-508-5298. [email protected] over 100 years. Two Greens. New members welcome. Ph. 355-9507. www.ianharveyflowers.co.nz St Albans Park Bowls: Forfar St, We have the green and the bowls, and we need you. Come for a casual roll up for $10 a season. Fill in your Sunday afternoon Handyman – Pete Knuiman Ltd. For all your property with friends & bowls. Hall is available for hire. All enquiries ring Gail Ph. 027-434- maintenance, repairs, painting, carpentry, fencing, 1771. St Albans Play Centre: Mon-Fri, 9.15 – 11.45am Term time. Learning through play, brickwork, tiling work, alterations and those odd jobs. establishing friendships, developing life skills and having lots of FUN. Call now or Ph. Pete 021-022-53774 or 385-1718 or email drop by to arrange 3 FREE sessions. Ph. 982-1643, 96 Philpotts Rd. [email protected] Visit www.peteknuiman.co.nz St Albans Swim Club: Learn to Swim 6 week programme Feb/March. Shirley Intermediate School solar heated outdoor pools. Affordable fees, lane swimming RED Electrical - your local Electricians 0800 RED ELEC for adults,pool key, family swims & barbecues. Enquiries Phone 355-6512 or email [email protected] Roofing Contractor – LBP, Local, prompt. Repairs and reroofs. Tai Chi for Health & Balance (Modified) Monday Intermediate11.20am & Beginners Ph Richie 021-342-852 A/H 385-6710 12.30pm at St Albans Uniting Parish, Cnr Nancy Ave & Knowles St, Ring Jan on 357 4930. Yoga - FREE first class - St Albans Uniting Church Wed 6pm Veggie Youth Group: For vegetarian & vegan youth aged 10+. Movies, cooking, yoga, Fri 9.15am yoga, Fri 10.30am Sit2Fit, Sat 9am yoga. crafts, games nights & special events. Email: youth@vegetarianchristchurch. Robyn 027-459-2553 www.soul2solefitness.net org.nz or check Meet Up (‘Christchurch Vegetarian Society Meet Up’), Facebook (‘Christchurch Vegetarian Youth’), or www.vegetarianchristchurch.org.nz/groups/ youthgroup/ Volunteers wanted by Volunteer Canterbury for a variety of roles from accountancy to fundraising for the SPCA and everything in between. Interested? Visit website www.volcanmatch.com or call 366-2442.

If you are a not-for-profit organisation and would like your notice displayed, (see page eight) send copy (max. 30 words) to [email protected] or phone Kim at 355-6522. Please note deadline is 15th of the month for publishing 26th. Neighbourhood Trust Golden Programme for over 60s: All run from 64 McFaddens Road (St Albans Baptist Church) Above all, have a fervent and unfailing love for one Quote another, because love covers a multitude of sins Walking Group Tuesdays @ 10am. Walking 5 Nov, 12 Nov. No of the [it overlooks unkindness and unselfishly walk 19 Nov, 26 Nov. Departing from St Alban’s Baptist Church for a 30-45 minute walk. Transport and morning tea included. No charge. month: seeks the best for others]. Booking required. Phone to confirm time. 1 Peter 4:8 Amplified Bible (AMP) 6 November – Golden Movie. Goodbye Christopher Robin. Toasties Published by Neighbourhood Trust, the community arm of @ 12pm $2, Movie 1–3pm St Albans Baptist Church 13 November – Foot Clinic 9am - $15 for a foot pamper - spa, nail Graphics, layout and printing by ReachOut Press trim, massage. Appointments start from 9am. Morning tea served. Editor: Trudy Hedges Advertising: Trudy Hedges Currently full. Waiting list only. Contributors: 19 November – (TUESDAY) 9.30am–4pm Tour to Peony Garden, Trudy Hedges, Don Benn, Kim Button Oxford. Pick own blooms @ $2 per bloom. Bring own picnic lunch Supported by the Papanui / Innes Community Board, and secateurs if you have them. $25 plus cash for flowers. Râtâ Foundation and NZ Lotteries. 20 November – Pathways @ 10.30am. Toasties @ 12pm $2 each. Visit our website on www.nht.org.nz Games 1–3pm. A traditional non-denominational worship service of to read back copies of The Mairehau hymns, readings, a short message and an opportunity for prayer afterwards. Service starts 10.30am followed by a yummy morning Disclaimer: tea at 11.15am. Opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of 27 November – no programme The Mairehau For other Neighbourhood Trust Programmes please refer to Community Noticeboard on page eight Neighbourhood Trust is a charitable trust. All programmes are kept at low cost through grants and donations. To go on the mailing list to receive a newsletter or to book All donations over $5 are tax receiptable. – phone Kim 355-6522 ext 112 or email [email protected] To make a donation send cheques to Neighbourhood Trust, PO Box 21-179 Edgeware, Chch 8143 with your return address or see the website If you have made a booking for any part of the programme, but for internet banking detail - www.nht.org.nz can’t attend please let us know – we often have a waiting list. November 2019 page eight Community Noticeboard: Church services: Shirley International Playgroup: Fri 9.30am-11.30 am Family History Society of New Zealand: Research your All Souls Anglican Church: cnr Papanui Road and term-time for mums & children under 5 for refugees & family tree, 401a Papanui Road, Mon & Sat 10am- Church Lane, Merivale. Service times: Sun. 8.00 am, migrants. Conversational English class, songs, outings 12pm. [email protected] 9.30 and 11.00 am, & Wed. 10.00 am. Further info: & play. Costs $2. Morning Tea provided. Call Shauna Housie at the Mary Potter Community Centre: 442 phone 355-3287, email: [email protected]. Vicar: on 389-0219. Durham St North, every Thursday at 12.30pm- Rev Megan Herles-Mooar 021-025-46956. People’s Breastfeeding Support Group: @ Te Puna Oraka every 2.15pm. $2 per Housie card or bring a prize to the Warden: Lorraine Sharr 360-2351; Vicar’s Warden: Thurs, 10.00am-12.00pm. All breastfeeding mothers, value of the card. Afternoon tea to follow. All ages Murray Bladen 021-407532; Director of Music: Murray babies, toddlers & pregnant women are welcome. welcome. Come along, meet new people, have some fun. Enquiries ph. 372 9224. Lennox 385-8336. Shirley Library, The Palms community programmes: Emmett Street Community Church: 10am Service each Reading to Dogs programme: Tues 3:30–4:30pm MacFarlanes on the Park Café: Fri 9.30–12 noon, Sunday followed by morning tea. For other activities (each session 15 mins long), provides a relaxed, 17 Acheson Ave. A community café with great food please see our website at www.escc.org.nz or call 03- non-threatening atmosphere encouraging children & coffee. 386-3143. to practise their reading skills. Library staff & dog Mairehau Library Inc.: 42a Kensington Ave. Community Latimer Church: Family service with kid’s church. Every handler present at all times to help facilitate sessions. Volunteer Library with a wide selection of adults’ & Sunday, 10am at Mairehau High School or 4:15pm at Bookings essential. For info ph. 941-7923. http://my. Children’s books & DVDs. Open weekdays 2.00pm - 12 Berwick Street. www.latimerchurch.nz or contact christchurchcitylibraries.com/reading-to-dogs/ 4.00pm and Sat 10.00am - 2.00pm. Facilities available [email protected]. Scrabble Club: Wed 1:30-3:30pm. All welcome. No for hire mornings & evenings. Free membership, new St Francis of Assisi Parish: Innes Road, Masses Sat experience required. Meet others in the community. members & volunteers welcome. Come & have look around or contact Lorna ph. 980-1225 or Doreen ph. @ 5.30pm; Sun. @ 7.30am, 9am, 10.30am & 5pm. Super Saturday Story Times: Sat during term time 355-7431. www.mairehauparish.org.nz 11:00-11:45am. Story, song and rhyme followed by Quinns Road Bible Chapel: Corner Voss St & Quinns a craft activity. Movers and Groovers: Preschool music and morning Road; Sun. @ 10.30am. Everyone welcome. Contact tea. Thursdays at 10:30am during term time.12 REGULAR ACTIVITIES: Mr Arthur on 323-6389 for more info. Berwick St, St Albans. $2 per family per session. All Bible Reading Group: Come and read the Bible with Reformed Church of Christchurch: Cornwall Street, St. welcome. us. We are a small, friendly non-denominational group Albans. Sunday Services: 10:30 am and 5pm. Pastor Musical Parenting: music & movement for pre- who meet every Monday afternoon from 2.00-3.30pm. David Waldron. Ph: 3650317. schoolers with Jody Keehan, Dip IRMT. Tues 9.30am, For further details please call Veronica on 960-7655 or St Albans Baptist Church: Join us, 10am @ 64 36 Nancy Ave. Email [email protected] 021-0229-2613. or call 385-7545 McFaddens Rd for inspiring, life-giving messages, Beginners quilting and patchwork: Tote bags & fabric New Horizons is a Rotary Club that meets at Breakfree vibrant music, kids programme for Yr. 1-Yr 8 and a teddy bear making. Also china cup pin cushions and On Cashel Wednesday nights 6 -7.30pm. Many of our ‘Welcome Home’ family feel. Youth group every Fri other items. We would love you to come on a Thurs local community projects are based in the St. Albans/ night term time; Intermediate group fortnightly Fri morning @Emmett Street Community Church from Mairehau areas. We have a facebook link and also nights term time. Ph. Office: 355-6522, www.sabc. 10am, gold coin donation. Morning tea supplied. www.newhorizonsrotary.org.nz org.nz Please contact Linda for more info on 354-5901 or the St Albans Uniting Parish: 36 Nancy Avenue. Sunday church office on 386-3143. OSCAR St Albans: Before & after School programmes services – 8.30am Breakfast Church for children & Holiday Programmes for 5-13 years. Enrol Now. Birthright Canterbury holds a monthly coffee drop in and young families and their friends. 10.00am: a Enquire at oscarstalbans.org.nz or ph. (03) 355 4918. 1st Wed of the month for single parents to come for a warm welcome for all who love the Lord! Parish coffee & chat with each other & our two social workers. Pay It Forward Designer Co-op Store: Gift & Office: 36 Nancy Avenue. Telephone: 385-7545. Christchurch Community House at 301 Tuam Street, Homewares shop @ 49 Nancy Ave, open Mon – Fri, Email: [email protected]. Website: www. 11am- 1.30pm. Contact us on 366-9456 for further 10am–4pm; Sat, 11am–3pm. High quality, locally stalbansuniting.org.nz. Minister: Vacant at present. info or like our Facebook page Birthright Canterbury. handcrafted goods, with the profits going back to your See us on Facebook. community. Also free book swap. See the web page Canterbury Embroiderers’ Guild: @ Hammersley St Stephens: Meets @ Shirley Intermediate School Hall, at payitforwardstore.co.nz or www.facebook.com/ Community Centre, Amos Place off Marshland Rd. North Parade, 10.30am Sun. For other activities, call payitforwardmairehau. Credit card facilities available Groups meet Mon, Tues, Wed & Fri. Contact: Ros 980-0929 or email [email protected]. on purchases over $35. 021 108 5539, Lynne 027 323 5664 or email U3A St Albans: Meetings at St Albans Uniting Church. [email protected]. All welcome who enjoy any Problem Gambling Foundation: Concerned about your Monthly 4th Thursday 9.45am, morning tea followed form of stitching at any skill level. gambling, or someone else’s? Free confidential help by speaker. Many more activities. Visitors warmly with Christchurch staff is only a phone call away: Christchurch Football Squash Club: 250 Westminster welcomed. Call Noni, 354-5643, for further details. 0800-664-262. St. All levels & ages welcome. Friendly atmosphere Need help with earthquake related problems? Contact with great junior’s programme & onsite Coach. Call Shirley Rugby League: New players welcome. Training the Earthquake Support Co-ordinator Service on 0800- Adam on 027-577-8274. www.chchfootballsquash. Tues & Thurs @ McFarlane Park 6.30pm for Seniors 777-846. co.nz or Facebook:@Christchurchfootballsquash. & President Players; junior players from 4.30pm. For more info please contact Rochelle 021-133-5437. Neighbourhood Trust courses at St Albans Civil Defence Volunteers – Shirley/Papanui Area: Shirley Plunket Playgroups: Shirley Plunket Volunteers Baptist Church, 64 McFaddens Rd: meet 4th Mon of the month. Ph: 386-2953 or 027- 570-0706. New Volunteers welcome! run two friendly playgroups. Tues 10am-12pm & Wed Before & After School Programmes; Holiday 9.30am-11.30am at the Shirley Plunket Rooms, 166 Edgeware Pool Project Quiz night – Donations may Programmes – Before | After School | Holiday North Parade. Warm indoor play area, & outdoor area be made to St Albans Pavilion and Pool inc. online to: Programmes held at Mairehau Primary & St Francis of with playhouse. No need to pre-enrol & all welcome. 38 9005 0757580 02 or Cheques to PO Box 21024 Assisi Ph: Roana 355-6522 ext. 111; 027-701-9382. Gold coin donation. E: [email protected] . Edgeware. The regular quiz nights are changed because of the Rugby World Cup therefore the The Shirley Ladies Friendship Club meets on the 2nd Pilates – 9.30am Wednesdays, term time: $10 a Wednesday of the month (February to December) at session. next Quiz nights are: October 13, November 10 and December 8 10 a.m. at All Saints Church, 305 New Brighton Road Craft & Friendship Group: Tues term time, 10.00- (near the Avondale Bridge). Each month an interesting Edgeware Croquet Club, entrance Forfar St, invites 11.30am: All welcome. speaker is arranged to entertain the members. A you to join them for Golf Croquet on Thurs and Sat Literacy and Numeracy with the Hagley Adult number of members meet for a walk & lunch once a at 1pm. coaching available. Just come along or phone Literacy Centre: 9am – 1pm, Tues & Thurs term time. month and a bus or a local trip is arranged at least Di 388-1005 or Isabel 354-0088. Newcomers welcome. Phone the Centre on 379-1916 every 2nd month. For more information please call or text 027-899-5220. Educational Resources: supporting the NZ curriculum Sandra 352-2141 or 021-210-4953 or Ann on 027- Neighbourhood Trust Golden Programme for over can be borrowed from Helen’s Education - ideal for 930-0890. We would welcome new members. 60s: Please see page seven home-schoolers, pre-schoolers, children with ORRS funding or learning disabilities, remedial work primary If you are a not-for-profit organisation and would like your notice displayed, Te Puna Oraka: Early Years Hub Courses send copy (max. 30 words) to intermediate. Ph. 358-9494, 027-206-1883, to [email protected] or phone Kim at 355-6522 ext 113. run from 69b Briggs Road (next to the [email protected]. 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