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FINDING HER FEET: Selwyn Aquatic Centre’s pre-school swim supervisor Jenny Heaton teaching Emma Bolton to stand up in the pool.

Emma beats the odds by learning to swimA Rolleston pre-schooler has beaten the odds to prove she can swim.

Emma Bolton has been attending swimming les-sons at the Selwyn Aquatic Centre for the past 10 months.

The four-year-old has mild cerebral palsy which affects the brain signals to her legs, but her mother, Anna Bolton, said Emma hadn’t let it hold her back

“If anything it’s motivation to prove she can work through it,” Mrs Bolton said.

Cerebral palsy is a permanent physical condi-tion that affects muscle control and often causes problems with movement, co-ordination and bal-ance. It is the most common physical disability in children, occurring in one in every 500 babies.

Before Emma started swimming she was unable to walk unaided and used a small walker to get around. Her parents were unsure if she would be able to walk unaided in future.

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BY TOM DOUDNEY

The district’s liquor licensing com-mittee has slammed a temporary wine bar and restaurant in West Melton in declining it’s application for a liquor licence.

The Nation Wine Bar and Res-

taurant caused West Melton Tav-ern publicans Richard Hansen and Carol Jones-Hansen some concern when it was set up in the tavern’s car park earlier this year. The Hansens have been upset with their landlords for allowing what they see as a com-petitor to set up so close.

In it’s decision, published last week, the Selwyn District Licensing Committee said it was not satisfied that operator Richard Arnott was suitable to hold an on-licence, as the application was “under prepared, incomplete and seemed to be too fluid to reflect reality.”

Amongst its criticisms, it said Mr Arnott had submitted an incorrect budget, failed to provide confirma-tion of kitchen, coffee or wine con-tracts, as well as training manuals or staff handbooks, and that the premises were an “eyesore.”

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Availability of flats and personal choice have both been blamed for large numbers of Lincoln University students living in Riccarton, where residents have been frustrated with their rowdy behaviour.

Problems caused by Canterbury University students in Riccarton have dramatically decreased due to active intervention by police and Canterbury University staff.

Riccarton residents have said they would like to see the same sys-tems put in place for Lincoln Uni-versity students.

Riccarton-Wigram Community Board member Helen Broughton is to meet with Lincoln University

vice-chancellor Andrew West on Friday to discuss the issues.

Assistant vice-chancellor Sheel-agh Matear said that staff were open to working with the commu-nity board, but would have to wait until they met to decide what forms that could take.

She did not have figures on how many Lincoln students lived in Riccarton, but believed that the majority of second-year students lived in the city.

Lincoln University Students Association president Kahlia Fryer said both availability of flats and personal choice were factors for students living outside of Lincoln.

“There don’t seem to be many typical flats in Lincoln. The places

are a bit more upmarket,” Ms Fryer said.

The association had a Facebook page called Lincoln Flats, which had been set up to help connect students with prospective land-lords or flatmates.

Ray White Lincoln property manager Leanne Croucher said university students were often turned down for flats in Lincoln because landlords often preferred to have families or staff as tenants.

“It is just that people talk and when an owner wants to rent a property they have just heard from word of mouth ‘don’t get students because they party and they will wreck the place’ and things like that,” she said.

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tion manager Jan Buckland said that during her time in the position, ev-eryone who had been offered a place on campus had been successful in getting accommodation.

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In May, police were called to shut down a house party on Hansons Lane, Riccarton, where about 200 students had gathered, many from Lincoln University.

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▌▌ IN BRIEFPlanting to startA proposal to plant 22 oak trees in Sheffield, near the cenotaph, in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of World War 1 has been granted $4600 from the New Zealand Lotteries Commission. The Gallipoli Oaks project has been delayed because the site where the trees are to be planted may be too close to railway tracks, power lines and a water race. The first of the trees is to be planted on August 4, the date that war was announced, with the remainder being planted over the next four years. Each tree will be accompanied with a cross and plaque to commemorate one of the 22 local soldiers who died in the war.

Donations transferThe district council is set to ap-prove the transfer of $10,737.23 from the Selwyn District Chari-table Trust to itself at tomor-row’s meeting. The money was donated to the trust to cover the construction costs of the Selwyn Aquatic Centre.

No massive damA statement in last week’s Selwyn Times advertising feature Focus on Darfield, page 22 where it mentioned ‘the Central Plains Water Scheme that will draw wa-ter from the Rakaia and Waimak-ariri Rivers to be stored in a mas-sive dam in the Waianiwaniwi Valley’ was incorrect. The plans to build the dam were withdrawn during the consent hearing stage several years ago. The Selwyn Times apologises for the error.

Golden glow again for SophieGOLDEN GIRL: Former Lincoln High School student Sophie Pascoe (centre) won the women’s 100m breaststroke SB9 final at the Com-monwealth Games in Glasgow, beating Australia’s Madeleine Scott by two seconds. She races again tonight, in the 200m individual medley S10 heat, before a possible final tomorrow morning.

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More than 300 people attended a gala awards presentation dinner at the Lincoln Event Centre on Saturday, to celebrate exceptional people and businesses in the dis-trict.

Mayor Kelvin Coe said the businesses and individuals nomi-nated for the awards were inspi-rational examples to others, and he congratulated those who won awards.

“The awards are an opportunity to recognise individuals in the community who provide service to the wider community, and through their efforts helps make Selwyn a

great place to live. They are also an opportunity to recognise individu-als, groups and businesses who ex-cel in their fields.”

The naming sponsor of the awards was Faringdon residential development in Rolleston, which was created by Hughes Develop-ments.

Hughes Developments direc-tor Jake Hughes congratulated the award winners, finalists and nomi-nees.

“The awards were a fantastic eve-ning and a chance to celebrate both individuals and businesses who de-serve recognition for their achieve-ments.”

Sixty-one nominations were put forward, from which 30 finalists were chosen by 18 expert judges and nine category winners selected.

Arts and cultureFinalists:• Nut Point Centre• Lincoln University Campus Choir

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Community service awardFinalists:• Fay Taylor• Martin Bruce• Joanne Ryder• Tristan MisselbrookWinner:Adrienne Begg

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•From page 1It also noted Mr Arnott’s

previous fraud conviction and his involvement in a failed business, The Quarry bar in Halswell.

Although he had acknowl-edged his conviction, he had failed to provide supporting documents required by the committee.

“If he wanted to put these [issues] behind him then he needed to convince the com-mittee that he could be trusted to hold a licence,” the commit-tee said. “The issues need not have been insurmountable, but in this case they were.”

Mr Arnott told the Selwyn Times he would appeal the de-cision.

“We will go through that process and we have got good grounds to appeal so we are going to do that and we will see what the outcome is.”

Ms Jones-Hansen said the couple felt the temporary venue should never have been placed on the site to begin with.

Mr Arnott has resource con-sent for the operation but has not yet obtained the building consent required for erecting toilets on the site.

After almost four years of waiting and seven months living in a shed, a Prebbleton couple are pleased to have moved into a new home.

Melissa and Ken Brand moved into the shed, which they nick-named the flat while their earth-quake-damaged home was being rebuilt.

Supporting them along the way has been Jenny Harkerss, the dis-trict council’s community recovery support officer.

Mrs Harkerss has been helping the Brands, as well as many other families, with their earthquake-related problems since the September 2010 quake.

“Jenny has been with us right from the word go almost, so it was great to have her here with us on our move in day,” Mrs Brand said.

“She really does go the extra mile and it’s nice to have someone make the whole experience of dealing with insurance and builders a little easier.”

Mrs Brand said the couple tried not to complain about things but it had not been pleasant living in the shed. They were extremely happy to be moving into the newly-built home.

“The house needed to be demol-ished and rebuilt from the ground up and the cracked driveway had to be replaced,” Mrs Brand said.

“While this was being done, we were essentially living in a run-down shed which was terribly cold and damp.”

Mrs Harkerss said there were a number of people in the same

position here in Selwyn. Since the earthquakes, she had been in con-tact with more than 400 families.

She was currently supporting 32 families – most of whom were waiting for repairs to be completed.

Mrs Harkerss has been helping people to resolve their earthquake claims over the past four years so she has a good understanding of the processes and systems organ-isations use such as Earthquake Commission and insurance compa-nies and is able to provide advice on how people can progress their claims.

“My days are usually varied as I

provide support for a number of different people with all sorts of earthquake-related issues. Gen-erally these people need a hand to understand the repairing and rebuilding process and advice on the companies they deal with,” Mrs Harkerss said.

“More often than not, people just need someone to talk to that they can trust.”

Mrs Harkerss said her role was all about treating people with respect, as families often felt like they were being treated unfairly or not fully informed in the process.

Mrs Harkerss is available to help anyone who may need help with their earthquake-related issues and can be reached on 027 435 2594 or email [email protected]

The Selwyn Earthquake Relief Fund was recently transferredinto the Mayoral Relief Fund and is still available to help people who were living in Selwyn during the earthquakes and are experiencing hardship as a result of them.

For more information about the fund, phone Mrs Harkerss, or Bernadette Ryan on 347 2830.

MOVE-IN DAY: (From left), Melissa and Ken Brand, holding their new set of house keys, with the district coun-cil’s community recovery support officer Jenny Harkerss.

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A charity which aims to em-power young disabled people through music will hold its first Rolleston performance work-shop today.

StarJam holds seven work-shops in Christchurch each week and is now expanding into Selwyn.

Each week 10 young Canta-brians with disabilities, known as jammers, will have the op-portunity to make friends, gain confidence, have fun and learn to dance in their own backyard without having to make a long trek into Christchurch.

Workshop tutor Samantha Pollock, who has been with StarJam for nearly two years, said she couldn’t wait to meet the new jammers for the Magic Movers workshop.

“Each jammer has their own aims and goals, not to mention interest and music tastes, and I always leave every workshop in-spired by their enthusiasm and courage as we work to achieve those goals.”

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Jammers in RollestonAugust 10 promises to be a very social day out on the golf course for those taking part in the charity fundraising event Birdies for Brydie, to be held at the Vintage Car Club on McLeans Island.

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Instead, the event, organised by Lincoln University Future Leader scholars, will be a make-shift, nine-hole novelty course, with some unconventional fair-ways, unusual tees, and atypical obstacles. The day will also involve food and beverages, and a prize-giving.

The event will raise money for the Brydie Lauder Charita-ble Trust which aims to provide quality support for teams work-ing with children with neuro-logical disorders and associated health problems.

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Last Saturday evening I at-tended the 2014 Sensational Selwyn Awards dinner at the Lincoln Event Centre.

The awards, run by the dis-trict council, are presented every two years to individu-als, organisations and busi-nesses who live, work or play in Selwyn. They celebrate outstanding achievements in nine categories – agri-business; community ser-vice; tourism; arts and cul-ture; environmental; young achiever; business; sport and the Diana Isaac Cup for na-tive planting in Selwyn.

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Selwyn’s easy access to the Christchurch International Airport is putting us increas-ingly on the map for tourists who are coming here to ex-plore our many attractions including ski-fields, cafes, art

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We are no longer viewed as a dormitory suburb of Christchurch but as a re-gion with its own distinc-tive character. It is therefore fitting that we take the time to celebrate all of the incred-ible people, groups and busi-nesses that contribute to this character.

I would like to thank the district council and all of the sponsors for supporting this wonderful event and congratulate all of those in-credible nominees across all of the awards categories for making Selwyn a sensational place to live, work and play.

•From page 1Mrs Bolton believes swim-ming, along with a Botox treatment to relax the muscles in her legs, has helped Emma learn to walk properly.

“It’s amazing to see how far Emma has come since she first started taking lessons at the Aquatic Centre. Not only can she move freely in the water now, but she can hap-pily run around out of the water too,” Mrs Bolton said.

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The Hague International Model United Nations Conference is held annually in The Hague, the Neth-erlands, and brings together more than 3500 young leaders from across the globe.

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MAKING AN IMPRESSION: Jayden van Leeuwen at the New Zealand Model United Nations held in Wellington earlier this month.

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Before Massey Ferguson there was Massey-Harris, and a monument to their magni� cence as tractor manufacturers is the pride and joy

of Aylesbury farmer Bob Voice. His collection of approximately four dozen

tractors includes nearly 40 Massey-Harris models, all restored to brand-new condition over many years. All the restoration, including the painting, was done by Bob personally, and at national rallies of the Case and Vintage Farm Machinery Club his various projects have accumulated a stack of � rst, second or third prizes for best restoration.

Second only in popularity to McCormick Deering among New Zealand farmers, various Massey-Harris models came to Canterbury and Bob has gradually accumulated many examples.

One of Canada’s � rst multinational conglomerates, the tractor manufacturing � rm was founded in 1847 to produce some of the world’s � rst mechanical threshers and was expanded by generations of the Massey family to become the largest agricultural equipment maker in the British Empire.

In addition to expanding into tractors in the 1920s, the company continued to make threshing machines, headers, balers and bicycles. � ey were also among the � rst to produce a four-wheel-drive tractor and, in the 1940s, Massey-Harris revolutionised

grain harvesting with the mass productions of the world’s � rst self-propelled combined harvesters.

Bob’s collection includes a lineup of the � nal generation of Massey-Harris tractor models produced immediately a� er World War II and includes a 20hp, a 30hp, a 44 series and a 55 Series. He also has a very rare 203 believed to be the only example in New Zealand and one of just two to come to Australasia.

In 1953, Massey-Harris merged with the

British Ferguson company, founded by the innovative Irish engineer Harry Ferguson. � e combined company became Massey-Harris-Ferguson, and was shortened to Massey Ferguson in 1958, which remains a well-known brand name for tractors.

But Bob believes the best were built during the Massey-Harris years. His collection includes other makes such as Deutz, Hanomag, Renault, Allis Chalmers and even a John Deere so he can demonstrate the superiority of Massey-Harris tractors.

Examples of the last generation of Massey-Harris tractors manufactured following World War Two.

All of these examples of Massey-Harris tractors have been restored to new condition by Aylesbury farmer Bob Voice.

Working from drawings and photographs, Bob Voice created this replica of a Parrett which is a design of tractor marketed by Massey-Harris before they begun manufacture of their own models in the 1920s.

In the 1930s, Massey-Harris were probably the fi rst to manufacture four-wheel-drive tractors and this example is among the rarest models in the Voice collection.

This Twin Power 203 is one of less than 3000 built and believed to be the only one in New Zealand.

Tuesday July 29 2014SELWYN TIMES 23[EDITION DATE]2

WoF inspections nowannual for post-2000 cars

From now on, all light vehicles registered a� er December 31, 1999 require only annual Warrant of Fitness inspections.

� e Government’s decision to reduce the frequency of Warrant of Fitness inspections will save around 900,000 motorists at least $160 million a year. But it places increased onus on all drivers to ensure their vehicles are in a safe mechanical condition. Brakes, tyres and lights should be regularly monitored by owners and immediately repaired or replaced if there is any fault. Light vehicles registered before January 1, 2000 will continue to require a WoF test every six months.

� e old WoF check regime was brought in back in 1937 with the aim of reducing the age of the vehicle � eet. But it may have had the opposite e� ect as owners were prompted to keep wornout vehicles in service for longer to recover the price of a tyre, or balljoint or other parts replaced to pass the last WoF check.

In some states of Australia and in the United States where there are no vehicle inspections, but owners are held accountable for the condition of their cars, vehicles are generally in better shape than in New Zealand.

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analysis of crash data showed that out of 1640 fatal crashes, there were just 89 (or 5.4 per cent) where a vehicle fault may have contributed to the crash. Of the vehicles in those 89 crashes, 39 per cent did not have a current WoF and 52 per cent had a tyre fault.

Analysis of overall NZ road crashes indicates that vehicle faults contribute to about 2.5 per cent of all fatal and injury crashes and to 0.4 per cent where the fault is the sole cause of the crash. � at is about the same as countries with no or fewer inspections.

So while vehicle faults play a part in a very small number of road crashes,

reducing the WoF frequency is unlikely to increase the road safety risk. Clearly, the focus should be on enforcement to remove the unsafe vehicles without WoFs from our

roads and investigate ways to better monitor tyre condition.

analysis of crash data showed that out of 1640 fatal crashes, there were just 89 (or 5.4 per cent) where a vehicle fault may have contributed to the crash. Of the vehicles in those 89 crashes, 39 per cent did not have a current WoF and 52 per cent had a tyre fault.

Analysis of overall NZ road crashes indicates that vehicle faults contribute to about 2.5 per cent of all fatal and injury crashes and to 0.4 per cent where the fault is the sole cause of the crash. � at is about the same as countries with no or fewer

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Try baking for goodness’ sakeThe Big Fair Bake is back. Running from August 1 to 17, the event is a collaboration between Fairtrade and Trade Aid with the aim of improving lives of disadvantaged farmers and workers simply by encouraging Kiwis to choose fair when it comes to baking ingredients.

Aspiring bakers need to select at least two fair trade ingredients—an ingredient carrying the Fairtrade mark and an ingredient from Trade Aid— and use these to create or adapt an inspiring recipe. You then need to photograph and share your recipe on www.bigfairbake.org.nz

There are lots of delicious ingredients to choose from, most of which are found in the supermarket aisle or in Trade Aid stores and online. These include everything from chocolate and bananas to cocoa and dates.

Top prizes are up from grabs for the winning recipes including a KitchenAid, a master class with award-winning restaurant Logan Brown’s pastry chef, and plenty of Fair Trade and Milly’s baking hampers. Judging the competition this year are chefs Steve Logan, Kim Evans and Julie Le Clerc.

Le Clerc shares one of her Fair Trade recipes.

FAIR TRADE DARK CHOCOLATE TRUFFLE TORTE This very special dessert cake contains a double helping of Fairtrade Dark Ghana chocolate, for good measure. Bound with ground hazelnuts or almonds from Trade Aid, this torte is also flourless, so it makes a delectable gluten-free pudding option as well.

INGREDIENTS 150g Fairtrade chocolate, coarsely chopped eg Whittaker’s Dark Ghana 72 per cent or Green & Black’s 70 per cent 100ml strong brew fair trade coffee 150g unsalted butter, softened 75g caster sugar 4 large free-range eggs, separated 1 tsp Fairtrade pure vanilla extract 150g Trade Aid ground almonds or toasted

hazelnuts 12 toasted hazelnuts, reserved for decoration 50g Whittaker’s Dark Ghana 72 per cent Fairtrade chocolate, grated, to decorate Chocolate mousse: 150g Whittaker’s Dark Ghana 72 per cent Fairtrade chocolate, coarsely chopped 30g unsalted butter, cubed 4 large free-range eggs, separated METHOD

For the cake, preheat oven to 170 deg C. Grease a 22cm spring form cake tin and line the base and sides with baking paper.

Place the chocolate and coffee in a bowl set over a saucepan one-quarter full of simmering water to melt. Or microwave in short bursts. Stir until smooth then set aside. Place butter and sugar in a bowl and beat with an electric mixer until pale and creamy.

Add vanilla and egg yolks, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in the chocolate mixture and then stir in the ground hazelnuts.

In a clean bowl, whisk egg whites until stiff peaks form.

Use a large metal spoon to fold the egg whites into the chocolate mixture in two additions. Pour mixture into prepared tin and smooth the surface. Bake for 40 minutes or until an inserted skewer comes out clean. Remove, cool in the tin.

For the mousse, place chocolate and butter in a bowl set over a saucepan one-quarter full of simmering water to melt. Or microwave in short bursts. Stir until smooth. Add egg yolks, one at a time, stirring to combine. In a clean bowl, whisk egg whites until stiff peaks form. Fold egg whites into the chocolate mixture in two additions. The mixture may appear to split but keep folding and it will come together.

To assemble, pour the mousse onto the cooled cake while it is still in the tin. Refrigerate for at least 4 hours, or preferably overnight.

To serve, release the spring. Use a small knife to help ease the paper away from the cake. Peel off the paper and discard. Use a hot knife to cut the torte into wedges. Decorate with reserved hazelnuts and grated chocolate.

Serves 12

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HEBIG Fair Bake isback. Running fromAugust 1 to 17, the eventis a collaboration

between Fairtrade and TradeAid with the aim of improvinglives of disadvantaged farmersandworkers simply byencouraging Kiwis to choose fairwhen it comes to bakingingredients.Aspiring bakers need to

select at least two fair tradeingredients— an ingredientcarrying the Fairtrademark andan ingredient fromTrade Aid—and use these to create or adaptan inspiring recipe. You thenneed to photograph and shareyour recipe onwww.bigfairbake.org.nzThere are lots of delicious

ingredients to choose from, mostof which are found in thesupermarket aisle or in TradeAid stores and online. Theseinclude everything fromchocolate and bananas to cocoaand dates.Top prizes are up from grabs

for the winning recipesincluding a KitchenAid, a masterclass with award-winningrestaurant Logan Brown’spastry chef, and plenty of FairTrade andMilly’s bakinghampers. Judging thecompetition this year are chefsSteve Logan, Kim Evans andJulie Le Clerc.Le Clerc shares one of her

Fair Trade recipes.

FAIR TRADEDARKCHOCOLATETRUFFLE TORTEThis very special dessert cakecontains a double helping ofFairtrade Dark Ghanachocolate, for good measure.Bound with ground hazelnutsor almonds from Trade Aid, thistorte is also flourless, so itmakes a delectable gluten-freepudding option as well.

INGREDIENTS

150g Fairtrade chocolate,coarsely chopped egWhittaker’s Dark Ghana 72 percent or Green & Black’s 70 percent100ml strong brew fair tradecoffee150g unsalted butter, softened75g caster sugar

4 large free-range eggs,separated1 tsp Fairtrade pure vanillaextract150g Trade Aid groundalmonds or toasted hazelnuts12 toasted hazelnuts, reservedfor decoration50g Whittaker’s Dark Ghana 72per cent Fairtrade chocolate,grated, to decorateChocolate mousse:

150g Whittaker’s Dark Ghana72 per cent Fairtrade chocolate,coarsely chopped30g unsalted butter, cubed4 large free-range eggs,separated

METHOD

For the cake, preheat oven to170C. Grease a 22cm spring formcake tin and line the base and

sides with baking paper. Place thechocolate and coffee in a bowl setover a saucepan one-quarter fullof simmering water to melt. Ormicrowave in short bursts. Stiruntil smooth then set aside. Placebutter and sugar in a bowl andbeat with an electric mixer untilpale and creamy. Add vanilla andegg yolks, one at a time, beatingwell after each addition. Beat inthe chocolate mixture and then

stir in the ground hazelnuts.In a clean bowl, whisk egg

whites until stiff peaks form. Use alarge metal spoon to fold the eggwhites into the chocolate mixturein two additions. Pour mixture intoprepared tin and smooth thesurface. Bake for 40 minutes oruntil an inserted skewer comesout clean. Remove, cool in the tin.

For the mousse, placechocolate and butter in a bowl setover a saucepan one-quarter fullof simmering water to melt. Ormicrowave in short bursts. Stiruntil smooth. Add egg yolks, oneat a time, stirring to combine. In aclean bowl, whisk egg whites untilstiff peaks form. Fold egg whitesinto the chocolate mixture in twoadditions. The mixture mayappear to split but keep foldingand it will come together.

To assemble, pour the mousseonto the cooled cake while it is stillin the tin. Refrigerate for at least 4hours, or preferably overnight.

To serve, release the spring.Use a small knife to help ease thepaper away from the cake. Peeloff the paper and discard. Use ahot knife to cut the torte intowedges. Decorate with reservedhazelnuts and grated chocolate.

— Serves 12

WINTo inspire readers to createa recipe and enter into thisyear’s The Big Fair Bake, wehave six hampers of fairtrade goodies from TradeAid and Fairtrade valued at$75 to give away. Send yourname and contact details [email protected] byJuly 31.


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Burnham 134 Thomsons Road Situated on a fabulous 28 acres with water rights about 5 mins drive from Rolleston, you will find this well laid out 5 bedroom home which has 5 car garaging and a separate huge bar/games/rumpus room. The main house opens out to a very private courtyard overlooking the paddocks, man made stream & lake. There is also a very spacious spa room with an 8 seater spa & a separate toilet. Other aspects include the huge 5 bay shed which is fully enclosed & lockable for all the farm toys, as well as an open 3 bay shed &, more storage with a 40ft container & covered lean to.

Rolleston 18D Beaumont Drive This beautiful 1.5 year old, well designed home has a stylish kitchen which includes an impressive walk in pantry, 90cm free standing bosch oven & double fridge space. The separate lounge features a gas fire & has bi-folds doors which open out to the patio & covered outdoor area. There are 3 bedrooms upstairs including the generous master bedroom with large WIR & generous ensuite. There is also a third bathroom. Downstairs also includes a bedroom with bathroom & a handy study. Other features include solar water heating, great storage, separate laundry & loads of off street parking!

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Rolleston 56 Lowes Road TThe moment you step inside this home, you will appreciate how lovingly maintained & updated it has been by the current owners. The crisp, white kitchen, with its deep red splash back has created a trendy, ‘up to the minute’ look, whilst the recently fitted carpet, stylish drapes, neutral decor & refitted bathrooms complete the beautiful interior finish to the 4 bedroom/2 living home. This, coupled with the fabulous outdoor space provided by the private and secure rear garden, leaves us in no doubt you will be suitably impressed by this property! Sale $515,000 View Sunday 1.30pm - 2.00pm rwrolleston.co.nz ID# RLL21578 Brendan ‘Big Red’ Shefford 027 224 4733 Sarah Booth 027 527 8258

Rolleston 134 Lowes Road Situated on a private & well laid out 750m2 section with great off street parking for a trailer or extra vehicle, this 4 bedroom home has some fantastic inclusions that are sure to tempt any buyer. The large separate lounge has a stylish stone fireplace, guaranteed to keep you warm & cosy over the winter months, whilst the main living area provides you with a great place to enjoy family life. Both these rooms open out to the patio & ample lawned area where children & pets can play or you can sit back & enjoy the great setting of the property. Sale Negotiations over $525,000 View Sunday 12.45pm - 1.15pm rwrolleston.co.nz ID# RLL21542 Brendan ‘Big Red’ Shefford 027 224 4733 Sarah Booth 027 527 8258

Rolleston 3 Vasari Grange This sunny 4 bedroom property is situated in a superbly quiet location in the heart of Rolleston. The kitchen & living are spacious with views to the street, while the flow is effortless to the separate lounge which features a log fire and heatpump. This light filled home is double glazed & offers large windows to capture the lovely views to the established 777m2 gardens and sizeable patio. In addition this practically designed dwelling boasts a separate laundry, heat transfer & great off street parking. With all the EQC work complete this well rounded property offers exceptional value. Sale Negotiations over $505,000 View By Appointment rwrolleston.co.nz ID# RLL21576 Emma George 027 555 0568

Rolleston 7 Stern Crescent Come down to the Levi Park subdivision and you will discover this beautiful 4 bedroom brick & cedar home. Centrally positioned within the spacious open plan living area is the designer kitchen, with it’s walk in pantry, granite bench tops & soft close drawers. Further to this, the generous & sunny separate lounge gives you another space to relax and, combined with the living room & master suite (ensuite & WIR) has sliders out to the expansive 799m2 section. You can also take advantage of the playground & tennis court right across the road. Sale $589,000 View By Appointment rwrolleston.co.nz ID# RLL21579 Brendan ‘Big Red’ Shefford 027 224 4733 Sarah Booth 027 527 8225

Rolleston 28 Strauss Drive Situated on a sunny, elevated 703m2 section in the Levi Park subdivision, this home has 2 great living areas, both opening seamlessly through sliders to the private & sheltered patio area. The 4 spacious double bedrooms & 2 trendy bathrooms ensure you will be able to accommodate with ease, plus the great location, close to the playground & tennis court, will keep the kids occupied for hours! Great storage cupboards, a heat pump & room for off street parking are added bonuses. Paths & patios plus some basic landscaping will also be done. Sale $575,000 View By Appointment rwrolleston.co.nz ID# RLL21585 Brendan ‘Big Red’ Shefford 027 224 4733 Sarah Booth 027 527 8258

Rolleston 1 Navy Loop Triple car garaging, separate laundry, 2 great living areas, 4 spacious bedrooms, sunny 801m2 section & family friendly location are just some of the great features of this property. Situated on an elevated corner section within the exciting Levi Park subdivision sits this home that is close to the tennis court & playground, making it ideal for your family. Other features that are sure to tempt you include 2 trendy bathrooms, plenty of storage space & a heat pump to keep you comfortable all year round. Nearing completion, we recommend quick action! Sale $599,000 View By Appointment rwrolleston.co.nz ID# RLL21586 Brendan ‘Big Red’ Shefford 027 224 4733 Sarah Booth 027 527 8258

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Springston 392 Ellesmere Junction Road The owners of this regal home have loved living here since 1992. The two storey house offers 4 spacious bedrooms, including the huge master which boasts an ensuite & WIR. Keeping warm will not be a problem with a log fire (on wetback), 2 heat pumps plus a nitestore heater. This home also offers a main bathroom upstairs plus a shower room & separate toilet downstairs. The modern kitchen, dining & spacious lounge offer panoramic views to the lovely garden & 800m2 section. Other features include a separate laundry, internal vacuum, handy office, great storage & partial double glazing.

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West Melton 4 Barnsley Crescent This 220m2, built by Fowler Homes, is the perfect combination of classic country styling & modern functionality. The formal lounge features a logburner & cathedral ceilings The designer kitchen offers twin ovens, a double fridge space & walk in pantry. The expansive patios & 1087m2 section wrap around the home. The master bedroom has a fantastic walk in wardrobe & stylish ensuite. 3 further bedrooms are complemented by the high quality bathroom, whilst the separate laundry, attic storage & heat pump finish off what is truly a wonderful property. View Saturday 2.45pm - 3.15pm rwrolleston.co.nz ID# RLL21592 Brendan ’Big Red’ Shefford 027 224 4733 Sarah Booth 027 527 8258

Tai Tapu 53 Christchurch Akaroa Road This charming entry level property is sited on 1012m2 private grounds. This comfortable home offers three double bedrooms & two sunny living spaces. The country cute kitchen works with the ambience of this tastefully updated home. The lovely living/dining includes the heatpump & logfire, while a slider offers easy flow to the large separate lounge with the second heatpump. This second living space has access out to the picturesque covered deck. With ample off street parking, a double garage plus workshop and a small studio there is plenty of space for any hobbiest here. Sale Negotiations over $499,000 View Sunday 1.30pm - 2.00pm rwrolleston.co.nz ID# RLL21573 Emma George 027 555 0568

Rolleston 3A Austen Place With construction in full swing, this home is sure to impress any buyer looking for a great family home. From the entry foyer you can step through to a modern kitchen/dining/lounge area with a heat pump & ranchsliders out to the easy care 510m2 section. Down the hallway you will discover 4 bedrooms (master with ensuite & WIR), a family bathroom, separate WC & storage cupboards, perfect for any sized family. Combining innovation with quality, this 176m2 home will be clad in Eterpan siding, making it stand out from the rest. Sale Negotiations over $499,000 View By Appointment rwrolleston.co.nz ID# RLL21399 Brendan ‘Big Red’ Shefford 027 224 4733 Sarah Booth 027 527 8258

Rolleston 7 Spencer Close With the finishing touches being done to this fabulous 205m2 home, you could be moving sooner than you think! The home comprises of 4 bedrooms (master with ensuite & WIR), a crisp & trendy kitchen with open plan living, a formal lounge, separate laundry & double garage. The home is sited well to maximise the sun & with a 672m2 section & a good sized patio and lawn, there will be plenty of room for the kids & pets to play. We recommend quick action, so call today! Sale $535,000 View Sunday 3.00pm - 3.30pm rwrolleston.co.nz ID# RLL21594 Brendan ‘Big Red’ Shefford 027 224 4733 Sarah Booth 027 527 8258

Doyleston 484 Drain Road This beautifully presented 3 double bedroom home is sited on a half acre section. The bathroom & kitchen have recently been updated, and a fresh coat of paint throughout plus all EQC work completed means you can simply move in & enjoy this home. The dining area opens out onto the sunny wooden deck and a conservatory off the lounge provides extra space. The double garage & carport ensure all your toys are safe & secure. This property is sure to be a hit, so make sure you don’t miss out on this half acre haven! Sale Negotiations over $399,000 View Saturday 1.30pm - 2.00pm rwrolleston.co.nz ID# RLL21525 Brendan ‘Big Red’ Shefford 027 224 4733

West Melton 12 Elizabeth Allen Drive It is often only the larger homes that offer features such as a walk in pantry, 90cms oven, double fridge space, a study nook & great storage, but here you can have them all! Currently under construction, this 171m2 home is beautifully positioned on the 682m2 section to take full advantage of the sun & indoor/outdoor flow to the private rear garden. The large open plan living area with log burner & study nook, is the perfect place to relax. There are 3 double bedrooms complemented by a main bathroom & ensuite with tiled floors. Sale Negotiations over $565,000 View By Appointment rwrolleston.co.nz ID# RLL21583 Sarah Booth 027 527 8258 Brendan ‘Big Red’ Shefford 027 224 4733

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Tuesday July 29 2014 SELWYN TIMES30 [EDITION DATE]2

Strategic alliance to benefit land-based industries

A new agreement signed this month between Lincoln University and Open Polytechnic will give domestic and international

students increased access to agriculture, horticulture and environment quali� cations at undergraduate and postgraduate level.

� e synergies between the two organisations - with Lincoln University being New Zealand’s specialist provider of tertiary education for the land-based sector, and Open Polytechnic the country’s specialist provider of distance learning - will see more education opportunities for learners already working in or wanting a career in land-based industries.

� e Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the two institutions will see them work together to develop and deliver an increased range of courses and quali� cations in the agriculture, horticulture and environment disciplines, with the aim of

“The current primary industry strategies, if successfully implemented, have the potential to significantly expand employment within the land-based industries by ‘a further 33,000 to 403,000 by 2025’.”

boosting productivity and closing skill gaps for workers in these specialised � elds.

Lincoln University and Open Polytechnic will also be working closely together to explore new opportunities in the areas of professional development and the delivery of short courses.

Other initiatives expected to result from the agreement include Open Polytechnic horticulture and environment graduates being able to pathway into higher level Lincoln University quali� cations, Lincoln University using the Open Polytechnic’s online learning platform to bene� t their students and the establishment of a collaborative relationship to deliver tertiary education in the international market.

An immediate bene� t of the MoU will see agriculture workers gain increased access nationwide to education programmes through FarmSafe, a specialist enterprise 100 per cent owned by Lincoln University.

A new programme in FarmSafe, known as FarmSmarter, has already been piloted by Open Polytechnic around the country. It focuses on extending the production management skills of farmers and farm managers.

As a result of Lincoln University and Open

Polytechnic working together, FarmSafe will also soon introduce a new programme for the horticulture sector, recognising the important role this industry plays in land-based industries.

“In light of the Ministry for Primary Industries Future capability needs for the land-based industries in NZ report released in June, this partnership is a positive step forward for the land-based industries,” assistant vice-chancellor (business development) at Lincoln University Jeremy Baker says.

“� e current primary industry strategies, if successfully implemented, have the potential to signi� cantly expand employment within the land-based industries by ‘a further 33,000 to 403,000 by 2025’.”

Chief executive of Open Polytechnic Dr Caroline Seelig says the two organisations have a long history of helping increase the skills of those working in land-based industries.

“� is MoU will see us build on our di� erent expertise as tertiary education providers and leaders in our � elds, to harness more � exible learning opportunities for those working in, or wanting to work in, land-based industries,” Dr Seelig says.

Janette Wilson and Mike Wilson

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Lifestyle andMotoring

Living out of the city requires a reliable motor vehicle so when your car breaks down or needs service it is good to have a handy and reliable

repair centre nearby. Just across the railway line on the edge of the Izone industrial park is Jones Road Auto, a fully equipped workshop that caters for cars through to light trucks up to � ve ton.

Nigel and Lisa Fleck have been running Jones Road Auto for two years now. With a team of � ve mechanics and large workshop, they can deal with any automotive repairs and maintenance. � ere is also a bay run by Jonathan that is solely allocated to Warrant of Fitness checks.

“We are always looking to o� er additional services to our clients,” advises Lisa. “Two new hoists are on their way which will increase the capacity of the workshop.” � ere are also plans for more expansion to better utilise the space in the premises at Jones Road.

Recently, a car grooming service was introduced in response to customer requests for this to be available when their vehicles were in for repair. “People can book in for a

car groom while their vehicle is in for repairs. When they come back their car is � xed, shiny and clean,” says Lisa.

Nigel and Lisa are the sole distributors in the Selwyn District, for Ironman recreational four-wheel-drive accessories, parts and camping gear. � ese are high quality products with a three-year warranty on all parts. “We are pleased to be o� ering a product that � ts well with our current services,” says Lisa. “� e Ironman products o� er a� er-market suspension systems which are popular with farmers and anybody who likes to go o� -road.”

As four-wheel-drive vehicle maintenance specialists the o� -roader is already signi� cant to the business so it was a natural progression to take on the distributorship for the Ironman range in Selwyn. “� ese � t with the outdoor lifestyle of people living in the district,” advises Lisa. “We are keen on the outdoors and as a family go camping so we were already familiar with Ironman products.”

Products in the Ironman range include winches, recovery and repair kits, batteries, lights, snorkels and exhaust systems, space

cases, roof racks, camping equipment and more. � ere is likely to be something for the man who is hard to buy for; a good idea for Father’s Day which is not too far away.

Jones Road Auto’s opening hours are 8am to 5pm from Monday to Friday. On Saturdays the business is open for WOFs from 8am to 12noon. If you wish to book your car in for a service, then give the team a call on 347 4020, email o� [email protected] or drop by at 851 Jones Road, Rolleston.


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Public Notices Public Notices

MILITARY EXERCISE31 JULY 2014

The general public is to be advised that a NZ Army Exercise will be conducted in the West Melton Range area over the period 31 July 2014.

The exercise will involve personnel of the 2/1 RNZIR from, Burnham Military Camp. The exercise will involve up to 10 personnel.

Training will involve soldiers using High Explosives from 9.00am – 4.00pm over this period.

For more information please call 021 487 980.

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Yard Co-ordinator• Co-ordinate trucks and yard activities in our busy dairy operation

• Hands-on position – both yard and office based tasksHilton Haulage Limited is a well-established and recognisable brand

throughout the South Island providing a range of transport and logistics services with a focus on service excellence.

We have three new fixed term positions (approximately August/September to January/February) working within our transport operation

based on the Synlait Site just outside of Dunsandel.

These positions are responsible for the co-ordination of the incoming milk into site in tankers – ensuring a smooth flow, collection and

checking of associated documentation, assisting with milk testing and generally assisting tanker drivers with their on-site tasks.

In addition, these roles will be required to manage the CIP cycles of all tankers, ensuring our food safety requirements are met at all times.

Keeping the yard clean and tidy at all times is also a key part of this role.

Other yard associated work will also be undertaken by these positions, including assisting the on-site supervisors as required.

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fast-paced busy environment. A Class 5 driving licence is advantageous but not essential.

These positions work a roster – 3 days, 3 nights, 3 off.

To apply please email your CV, with a cover letter, to [email protected].

Only those currently entitled to work within NZ will be considered for this position.

Situations Vacant Situations Vacant Situations Vacant

FIXED TERM/SEASONAL Milk Tanker DriversWe’ve significantly increased our hourly rates and other benefits – it’s time

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teamwork are as important as getting the job done.

We offer a great hourly rate (better than its ever been!!!), full uniform, travel and meal allowances, as well as modern and well maintained gear.

Being a dairy driver with Hilton Haulage is an exciting place to be. We currently have some of the biggest milk collection trucks on the road –

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we mean it when we say we care about our employees safety and wellbeing.

We are looking for fixed term drivers to assist with milk transfers from Rolleston to the West Coast, as well as milk collection in the Canterbury

area. We are looking for applications from people who have their Class 5 drivers’

licence with Truck & Trailer experience, who understand the importance of safety at work, have great attention to detail skills and the ability to

communicate with other staff, our customers and farmers.

The position works a rotating roster of 3 days on, 3 nights on, 3 days off. Normal work hours begin at approximately 6am for day shift, and 6pm for night shift. We guarantee a minimum payment of 10 hours per day so if

things are quiet you still take home the same pay.

This is a great foot in the door as when milk drops off, there may be opportunities to work within some of our other divisions – harvest, general

transport, hiabs or containers.

To apply send us an email at [email protected] with your current CV.

Enquiries can be made directly to our friendly HR team on 027 501 1052

Only those currently entitled to work within NZ will be considered for these positions.

Initiative, drive, can-do attitude?

We’re currently looking for great people to join our team. If you think you’ve got what it takes, we’d like to

hear from you.

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Initiative, drive, can-do attitude?

We’re currently looking for great people to join our team. If you think

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