Cheviot Community

Knox Presbyterian Church

Situated on the South end of Cheviot's main street.

History:The first Presbyterian Church was build in Cheviot in 1896. It was burnt down in 1955. A tin Church was moved onto the site in 1919 as a Sunday School and sold to the RSA in 1952.

The present stone Church is build with stone gathered from near the Hurunui River. It was opened in September 1953. The foundation stone was part of the Mansion House foundations.
Knox Church Cheviot is part of the Hurunui Combined Parishes.

Services are held on:
1st Sunday at 11am
2nd Sunday at 10am, a combined service with St Johns Anglican   Church at Knox.
3rd Sunday at 10am
4th Sunday at 10am, a combined service at St Johns.
5th Sunday at 11am, at one of the Hurunui Parish Churches.

St Anthony's Catholic Church

Ward Road

St John's Anglican Church

Ward Road

The St John's Anglican Church houses an outstanding collection of stained glass memorials by the 19th century artist, writer and designer William Morris. Commissioned by descendents of the Hon. William ('Ready Money') Robinson of Cheviot Hills, the windows were designed by Morris & Co.'s chief designer, John Henry Dearle.

Cheviot Museum

State highway one.Main street Cheviot.
cheviotmuseum@amuri.net

LOCATED: Main Street Cheviot in SW corner of the school grounds.
Open through the summer: October to April/May
Saturday 10am to 12 midday
Sunday 2pm to 4pm
Outside these hours please contact any of the following to arrange a viewing:
Phyll Johnson - 03 3198741
Pat Robinson  -03 3198038
Lucy Burnett - 03 3198725
Ross King  -03 3198588

Clubs & Societies

Squash Nikki Newton 3198 133
Swimming Rhonda Ellis 3198 120
Netball Margaret Johnson 3198 769
Dance Academy Carol Knox 3198 058
Rugby Mick Sidey 3192 769
Cricket Chris Mulcock 3198 331
Tennis Jim Somerville 3198 036
Garden Club Kathryn Lancaster 3198880
Floral Art Judith Hewitt 3198 314

Walking groups;
One hour (Thursday) Jackie Watson 3198 648 Leave from Crossroads Gallery at 9.30am-easy walk.
Full day (Tuesday) Joan Zoutendijk 3198 656

Art and Craft Centre Barbara Osborne 3198 573
Community Choir Dawn & Terry Lucas 3198 016
Community Newsletter:
 "The Budget" e.mail: cheviotadsl@xtra.co.nz
Bowling Club Roger Harrison 3192 870
Community Gym Jackie Watson 3198 648
Majong Joan Zoutendijk 3198 656
Community Sports Carol Maxwell 3198 598
Golf Club Peter LePine 3198355
Lions Bruce Gardner 3198019
Probus Joan Zoutendijk 3198 656
Cheviot Harness Racing Club Keith Shipston 3189 785
Three Churches Opportunity Shop Pat Robinson 3198 038
Red Cross Liz Ensor 3198312
Cheviot Beautification Group Peter Somerville 3198 346 or Hamish Pain 3198 100
Touch Rugby Jo Maxwell 3198 950
Social Netball Julia Dickson 3198 774
Social Squash Nikkii Newton 3198 133
Toy Library Amie Kirkland 3192 995
Plunket Philippa Somerville 3198 346
Cancer Society Susie Shield 3198358
Victim Support N C Rangiora 3136167
Cheviot Community Trust Sue Hanna 3198 131

Cheviot Area School

PO Box 53, Cheviot 7310, North Canterbury
Phone: 03 3198 787
Fax: 03 3198 789
office@cheviot.school.nz
www.cheviot.school.nz

Cheviot Area School is a rural state co-educational school. We are located in the Hurunui District of north Canterbury on the Main North Line railway and State Highway one, 110 km north of Christchurch. Our School caters for students from year 1 to 13 and boasts high levels of educational success in both our primary and secondary school. Our school is set in park like grounds, sharing squash and netball courts, gymnasium, library and many other facilities with our vibrant community. We welcome parents and prospective students to visit the school and talk with our staff at any time.

Cheviot Learning Centre

Address 8 Rolleston Street, Cheviot
Phone: 03 3198 333
cheviotlearningcentre@xtra.co.nz

Cheviot Learning Centre is a small, unique and friendly early childhood centre. We have two classrooms:
1. Tiger’s room caters for under two year olds, where children explore with educational toys, music, art and craft, and stories. Qualified teachers provide a fun, friendly environment that our toddlers love.
2. Monty’s room provides an educational Montessori classroom where children are able to reach their full potential through math, language, art, music, drama, geography and biology based subjects. Teachers are early childhood and Montessori qualified. Our centre has excellent ERO reports.

We provide morning sessions (8.30/9am to 1 pm) or full day (3/4 pm), plus a holiday programme.
We offer free ECE for all 3-5 year olds and under 3 years may be eligible for a Work and Income subsidy.

The Tree Hut Community Preschool

Address: 26 Rolleston Street, Cheviot
Phone: 027 615 6687, 3198 024
yoflow64@hotmail.com

Where children come first –
Our aim is to provide a high quality pre-school education for children aged 2-5 years, where children are valued and stimulated in a relaxed and positive environment.
We have a qualified, experienced team of teachers who support children’s personal growth to become confident, competent learners.
Our pre-school follows the NZ Early Childhood curriculum and is well resourced, offering fun and educational learning experiences.
We offer individual learning programmes and have a highly commended Active Movement programme.

20 Free hours ECE for all three and four year olds. WINZ subsidies available.
Parents with children under 2 are welcome anytime.

Cheviot Volunteer Fire Brigade

Phone: 3198 700

Police

Address: 8 McQueens Road.
Phone: 3198 845

St John Ambulance

Address: Buckley Street
Call 111 in an emergency

Cheviot Community Health Centre

6 Robinson Street, Cheviot
03 3198 630
cchc@xtra.co.nz

Cheviot Physiotherapy Clinic

Address: Cheviot Medical Centre, 6 Robinson Street, Cheviot
Phone: 03 3198 630, or Nicky Bush 027 2287036
nicbush@scorch.co.nz

Cheviot Rest Home

Sue (Registered Nurse) and Steve Coleman
Address: 20 Reeves Street, Cheviot 7310
Phone: 03 3198 727
Mobile: 027 3069 700
sandsrhome@xtra.co.nz

Cheviot Rest Home offers individual, quality care, providing personal attention to all your needs. Staff include Registered Nurse and Carers who are all trained and receive continuing education in Care of the Elderly.

Home cooked, nutritious meals are served, often with produce from our vegetable garden. Activities and exercises are part of our Motivational Therapy programme five days a week, along with outings, musical entertainment, cards, games etc. Church services are held, birthdays and important anniversaries are celebrated.

Our purpose built facilities are set amongst extensive grounds and gardens. Our culture is family orientated, friendly, relaxed and comfortable. We offer Long Term Care, Respite Care, Day Care and Palliative Care.

Healthworks Cheviot - Chemist

34 Hall Street,
Cheviot.
Phone & Fax: 03 3198848
E-Mail: cheviot@healthworks.co.nz

Hurunui Complimentary Health Clinic

Address: 16 Hall Street, Cheviot
Phone: 0800 022878
heiditirikatenenash@yahoo.com

Whether you're on holiday, business or residing in beautiful Cheviot, if you've got aches and pains, stressed, or maybe have a more serious health complaint, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) or Therapeutic Massage could be just what you need.

Massage and acupuncture are great to help you unwind, and calming organic oils are used during the relaxing, deep tissue and therapeutic massage.

TCM has been practiced for over 3000 years. By stimulating the body through a selected number of acu-points using fine needles, pressure or moxibustion, the body is encouraged back into a place of balance. Heidi (practitioner) has been practicing TCM and therapeutic massage in Cheviot and Kaikoura since 2003 and is an ACC treatment provider.

Pukunui Herbs

Address: 122 Gore Bay Road, Cheviot
Phone: 03 3198 722
pukunui.herbs@paradise.net.nz

Producers of organic Echinacea purpurea tincutre

Cheviot Community Library

Address: Cheviot Area School, Caverhill Road
Phone: 3198 787

Open:
Mon - Wed 10 - 3.30pm
Thursday 10 - 6pm
Friday 9 - 4pm
Saturday 1- -12pm
closed between 12.30 - 1.15 each day.

Recycling and refuse transfer station

Cheviot’s transfer station is on Mina Road. It is open between 10am and 1pm on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.

It is possible to recycle glass bottles and jars, food and drink cans, newspapers, magazines, cardboard, plastic (both hard and film), untreated timber, gib board, hardfill, car batteries, green (garden) waste, scrap metal and white goods.

Apart from glass, car tyres, gas bottles, green waste and car batteries, all waste and recycling should be placed together into the compactors at the Councils transfer station. Hurunui District Council is in partnership with Becon in Christchurch to sort waste and recycling through their materials recovery facility (MRF), to achieve maximum diversion of material from landfill.

Directions on how to manage items which cannot be placed into the compactor, for sending to Becon, will be provided by the operator on site, or can be obtained through contacting the Council on 03 314 8816.

When recycling glass bottles and jars, they will need to be emptied from boxes and bags and all lids and caps will need to be removed, but there is no need to sort glass into individual colours. There is no charge to recycle glass bottles or jars through the transfer stations.

In addition, engine oil can also be recycled through the Amberley transfer station and empty (triple rinsed) agricultural chemical containers through the Culverden transfer station.

Refuse and Recycling

Cheviot householders are entitled to place up to two sacks of refuse out each week for collection. Refuse must be tied securely and left at the kerbside boundary of the property by 8am on the day of collection. Should there be more than two sacks put out, they will be stickered and not removed.

Refuse is collected in Cheviot and Gore Bay on Monday.

Justice of Peace

K P Austin - Ph: 3198 567
T H Barnes - Ph: 3198 030
Mrs A G Duncan - Ph: 3198 788
Mrs L I Hiatt - Ph: 3198 351
J B Johnson - Ph: 3198 741
B K Macfarlane - Ph: 3192 708

Marriage Celebrant and Civil Union

Ange Davidson
Phone: 3198 722