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A young Tongan rugby player<br />
who moved to Akaroa for a better<br />
education has tragically died from<br />
cancer. Uto Enosi Tuipulotu died on<br />
Thursday after a short battle with<br />
soft tissue sarcoma. The 19-yearold<br />
moved to Akaroa about four<br />
years ago, and became part of the<br />
community, joining the volunteer<br />
fire brigade (pictured right),<br />
and playing rugby for club and<br />
representative teams.<br />
Story, p5<br />
Lifeboat siren sounds again<br />
• By Bridget Rutherford<br />
SUMNER Lifeboat<br />
Institution’s siren<br />
will sound again<br />
after more than five<br />
years, however, from a<br />
different spot.<br />
The siren was reinstated<br />
at its new home, on the<br />
Sumner Lifeboat building,<br />
below Whitewash Head, last<br />
week.<br />
It used to sit on top of the<br />
Sumner Community Centre<br />
building, on the corner of<br />
Wakefield Ave and Nayland St,<br />
until the February <strong>20</strong>11 earthquake.<br />
But the building received<br />
earthquake damage, and was<br />
later demolished. The siren was<br />
put into storage.<br />
The siren, which<br />
sounds like an<br />
old air raid siren,<br />
signals every<br />
time the Sumner<br />
Lifeboat is called<br />
out, to let the crew,<br />
people in the water,<br />
and the community know.<br />
Sumner Lifeboat Institution<br />
coxwain Blair Quane said it was<br />
a piece of Sumner history.<br />
“It’s worked ever since I remember<br />
and I’m 38.”<br />
He said the organisation began<br />
looking for a new home for the<br />
siren about a year ago.<br />
“We always wanted to get it<br />
back operational.”<br />
They had looked at the possibility<br />
of installing the siren on<br />
the poles the city council’s tsunami<br />
sirens sit on, but dropped the<br />
idea because it may have caused<br />
confusion, he said.<br />
“It makes sense to have noise<br />
coming from the lifeboat station.”<br />
The relocation ties in with the<br />
12m slipway extension, which<br />
will allow the Blue Arrow Rescue<br />
boat to launch at low tide.<br />
“It just means we can operate<br />
and respond to all offshore<br />
callouts. We’ve had calls that we<br />
have needed to respond to and<br />
we’ve had to wait until the tide<br />
comes in,” Mr Quane said.<br />
They hoped to have the extension<br />
completed within the next<br />
two months, he said.<br />
PIECE OF HISTORY: Sumner Lifeboat Institute coxwain Blair<br />
Quane said the lifeboat station was a good spot for the siren to<br />
be reinstated.<br />
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FROM<br />
THE<br />
EDITOR’S<br />
DESK News............................3, 4 & 5<br />
LINWOOD COLLEGE is<br />
rebanding so it can become the<br />
school of choice for Sumner,<br />
Redclffs and Mt Pleasant. Principal<br />
Richard Edmundson is very<br />
honest in saying that few students<br />
come from those areas due to the<br />
school’s “past difficulties”. But he<br />
wants to turn that around. See the<br />
article on page 3.<br />
A very sad time for those in<br />
Akaroa. Young Tongan rugby<br />
player Uto Enosi Tuipulotu, who<br />
moved to Akaroa to pursue a better<br />
education, lost his short battle<br />
with cancer on Thursday. He was<br />
only 19-years-old. Our thoughts<br />
are with his friends and family.<br />
And finally, this is reporter<br />
Bridget Rutherford’s final <strong>Bay</strong><br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> News. She is moving<br />
onto one of our other papers, The<br />
Star. We welcome new reporter<br />
Annabelle Dick from next week.<br />
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Wednesday <strong>July</strong> <strong>20</strong> <strong>20</strong>16<br />
BAY HARBOUR<br />
PAGE 3<br />
News<br />
Linwood College aims to be ‘viable<br />
option’ for <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> students<br />
• By Bridget Rutherford<br />
LINWOOD COLLEGE wants<br />
to mark itself as the school of<br />
choice for the whole of its zone,<br />
including Sumner, Redcliffs and<br />
Mt Pleasant.<br />
It has been consulting with<br />
the community about how it<br />
would like the school to look<br />
and feel after it undergoes a full<br />
rebuild and development.<br />
Principal Richard Edmundson<br />
said a very low proportion<br />
of students came from the <strong>Bay</strong>s<br />
part of the zone, which was due<br />
to the school’s past “difficulties”.<br />
A lot of parents chose to send<br />
their children to schools in the<br />
north-west of the city, he said.<br />
“They want Linwood College<br />
to be a viable option, so they<br />
don’t have to spend an hour in<br />
the car. That’s what some families<br />
are doing, that was quite a<br />
revelation to me – an hour each<br />
way in the car.”<br />
A limited statutory manager<br />
was asked to step into the school<br />
in <strong>20</strong>14 to resolve issues between<br />
staff and management.<br />
Principal Margaret Paiti<br />
resigned in June <strong>20</strong>15 after being<br />
in charge of the school for five<br />
years.<br />
Mr Edmundson, who was a<br />
teacher at the school from 1990-<br />
<strong>20</strong>01, took up the principal’s role<br />
at the start of the year, ending<br />
the Ministry of Education intervention.<br />
He said the main message that<br />
came across in the consultation<br />
was that parents wanted their<br />
children to feel connected with<br />
the school, and emotionally and<br />
physically safe.<br />
The community also wanted<br />
their children to get an education<br />
that set them up for their<br />
next step, he said.<br />
“There was clear community<br />
awareness that there have been<br />
past difficulties at Linwood College.<br />
And 100 per cent, people<br />
are glad that this consultation is<br />
occurring and that the school is<br />
listening carefully to the wishes<br />
and aspirations of the community.”<br />
Hagley-Ferrymead Community<br />
Board chairwoman Sara<br />
Templeton said the past five<br />
years had been difficult, but she<br />
felt positive about the change<br />
happening.<br />
Following consultation, a<br />
school draft design would be<br />
drawn up. The rebuild was expected<br />
to take three years.<br />
HAVE YOUR SAY: Would you<br />
send your child to Linwood<br />
College? What would you like<br />
the school to look and feel<br />
like in the future? Email your<br />
views to bridget.rutherford@<br />
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NEW BEGINNINGS:<br />
Linwood College principal<br />
Richard Edmundson<br />
says the school wants to<br />
become a viable option for<br />
the kids in its zone.<br />
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MOTOR-CYLIST INJURED<br />
A motor-cyclist was flown<br />
to Christchurch Hospital on<br />
Saturday with suspected lower<br />
back injuries, after skidding off<br />
the road near Akaroa. Akaroa<br />
and Little River volunteer fire<br />
brigades, Westpac Rescue<br />
Helicopter and Akaroa Police<br />
were called to the scene on State<br />
Highway 75 on the Akaroa side of<br />
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to warn people of the condition<br />
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has an indicator on whether the<br />
water quality is low, medium or<br />
high risk to people and animals.<br />
The lake’s quality came under<br />
fire in April when the algal<br />
bloom flared up after a run of dry<br />
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The sod turning for the new<br />
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due to begin next month. The sod<br />
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WORK IS underway to protect<br />
the Clifton Hill area from<br />
rock fall by installing mesh<br />
curtains.<br />
High-grade wire mesh is being<br />
hung over an unstable cliff<br />
face to mitigate the risk of rock<br />
fall onto the road below.<br />
Contractors have spent the<br />
past few months removing<br />
loose rock and will now bolt<br />
the mesh into the cliff to form<br />
a layer of protection.<br />
The mesh will act as a curtain<br />
draping over the cliff and<br />
in the event of rock fall, it will<br />
fall underneath into a catch pit<br />
instead of towards the road.<br />
City council senior geotechnical<br />
engineer Dr Ian Wright<br />
said the mesh will help in<br />
slowing down possible rock<br />
fall from the cliff.<br />
“The mesh will either retain<br />
the material into the cliff face<br />
or, if it drops, act as an attenuator.<br />
It will attenuate the<br />
energy and makes sure the<br />
rock drops under the mesh<br />
rather than bouncing out into<br />
the road.’’<br />
The road is being protected<br />
by shipping containers which<br />
will be removed once the mesh<br />
is installed.<br />
Residents fear delays may put<br />
Timeball rebuild on back-burner<br />
• By Annabelle Dick<br />
LYTTELTON residents are<br />
worried the delay on the<br />
Timeball Station rebuild<br />
may cause the project to be<br />
abandoned altogether.<br />
Work to restore the station has<br />
been postponed due to nearby<br />
road works which will block access<br />
until at least the end of the<br />
year.<br />
Heritage New Zealand was set<br />
to start the rebuild this month<br />
but re-scheduled to avoid conflict<br />
with road works on Sumner Rd<br />
and Reserve Tce.<br />
But Lyttelton Community Association<br />
president Ken Maynard<br />
said residents are worried that<br />
the delay may mean the restoration<br />
work is forgotten.<br />
“If they put it on the back<br />
burner, we’re worried the project<br />
is going to be dropped altogether.”<br />
Mr Maynard has been in contact<br />
with Heritage New Zealand<br />
who assured him they were not<br />
stalling with a view to drop it,<br />
and it was doing restoration<br />
on the equipment in the background.<br />
Heritage New Zealand has not<br />
been able to indicate an exact<br />
date as to when work will begin,<br />
as it needs to know when the site<br />
can be accessed.<br />
While the work on Reserve Tce<br />
is scheduled to be completed by<br />
the end of this year, work on the<br />
Lyttelton end of Sumner Rd is<br />
currently scheduled to continue<br />
well into <strong>20</strong>17.<br />
Heritage New Zealand acting<br />
southern region general manager<br />
Frank van der Heijden said repairs<br />
can only be done in spring<br />
or summer as the stone masonry<br />
work uses traditional lime mortar<br />
and render, which could only<br />
be set properly outside of winter.<br />
Mr Maynard said road works<br />
are a priority, but he wants a date<br />
so residents can be assured work<br />
will go ahead.<br />
“What I can’t understand is<br />
why won’t they say when they’re<br />
going to start? If they can’t start<br />
this spring due to the roads, why<br />
can’t they say it will be started by<br />
October <strong>20</strong>17? It’s a long way off<br />
but at least it’s a date.”<br />
The station was constructed<br />
in 1876 as a time keeping device<br />
for ships in the harbour, but was<br />
badly damaged during the September<br />
4, <strong>20</strong>10 and February 22,<br />
<strong>20</strong>11 earthquakes.<br />
Mr Maynard said the category<br />
CONCERNS: Lyttelton residents are anxious a delay on the<br />
Timeball Station restoration could mean the project is scrapped. <br />
one heritage building is a crucial<br />
part of Lyttelton’s identity and a<br />
major tourist attraction for the<br />
area.<br />
“For Lyttelton, the timeball<br />
was our equivalent of the Christ<br />
Church Cathedral. It was the<br />
thing that you always knew was<br />
a feature of Lyttelton – it was one<br />
of our unique selling points.”<br />
About $500,000 of the $3.5m<br />
rebuild cost will be needed to restore<br />
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Mr van der Heijden said discussions<br />
will continue with potential<br />
funders, but community<br />
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postponed.<br />
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BAY HARBOUR<br />
PAGE 5<br />
Tributes for young rugby player<br />
• By Bridget Rutherford<br />
A PROMISING rugby player has lost<br />
his battle with a rare form of cancer<br />
about two and a half weeks after he<br />
was diagnosed.<br />
Akaroa’s Uto Enosi Tuipulotu, 19,<br />
died on Thursday night, after a short<br />
battle with soft tissue sarcoma on his<br />
heart.<br />
His funeral will be held today at<br />
noon at Akaroa Area School, where<br />
he went to school.<br />
Uto came over to<br />
Akaroa from Tonga<br />
four years ago to attend<br />
high school and<br />
further his education.<br />
He went on to become<br />
a building apprentice<br />
for Templeton Builders.<br />
He had been having<br />
trouble with a racing heart while at<br />
rugby training, and went for a check<br />
up, which was when they found the<br />
cancerous growth.<br />
His boss, Kevin Templeton, said<br />
Uto began working for him while he<br />
was at school.<br />
He said Uto wanted to go back<br />
to Tonga when he was a qualified<br />
builder and help people in need by<br />
building and repairing homes and<br />
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“He touched just about everybody,<br />
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Mr Templeton said Uto was someone<br />
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always helping the Akaroa and <strong>Bay</strong>s<br />
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Uto’s former teacher, Garry Brittenden,<br />
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said Uto had been diagnosed about<br />
two and a half weeks before he passed<br />
away.<br />
“He just had this quiet humble dignity<br />
about him that people revered.<br />
That’s the real Uto<br />
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More than $25,000<br />
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Uto’s treatment and<br />
bringing his family over<br />
from Tonga to be with<br />
him.<br />
Uto joined the Akaroa Volunteer<br />
Fire Brigade while he was at school.<br />
In <strong>20</strong>14, he made the New Zealand<br />
Barbarians Area Schools team, which<br />
played the Chiefs under-18s.<br />
He has also played for the Canterbury<br />
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teams, and was a Lincoln<br />
colts player this year.<br />
He was named Ellesmere under-19<br />
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Our People<br />
Co-ordinator’s bid to get recreation<br />
Trisha Ventom is the new Lyttelton Recreation Centre co-ordinator, and is<br />
working to see what more it could offer to the wider community. Bridget<br />
Rutherford spoke to her about coaching athletes for the Special Olympics,<br />
growing up in Africa, and helping disabled people transition from school to<br />
their next phase<br />
COMMUNITY DRIVEN: Trisha Ventom wants the community<br />
to have input on what they would like at the Lyttelton<br />
Recreation Centre.<br />
I hear you are new to the recreation<br />
centre, can you tell me a<br />
bit about your work there?<br />
I started in June, and I’m parttime<br />
so doing <strong>20</strong> hours a week.<br />
It’s really exciting to be starting<br />
this role, not only is it in my own<br />
community, but it is also for the<br />
wider Lyttelton Mt Herbert area.<br />
And what does your role<br />
include?<br />
My role is to support community<br />
based recreation organisations<br />
and agencies to build capacity,<br />
and to be self-sufficient in<br />
recreation. Here, the recreation<br />
centre is a priority since it had its<br />
repairs and being newly opened.<br />
It’s been a long time. It’s letting<br />
the community know we’ve got<br />
this facility here and we want<br />
people to come back and use it.<br />
There was a public meeting in<br />
March and some people put their<br />
hands up to be on an advisory<br />
group. It’s flexible, I could be<br />
working mornings because<br />
recreation just doesn’t happen<br />
between 9am-5pm. Often sports<br />
groups can only use the facility<br />
at night time.<br />
What made you want to<br />
start working at the recreation<br />
centre?<br />
My background is in recreation,<br />
predominantly in inclusive<br />
recreation, particularly<br />
with disabled people. That’s my<br />
background. This role came up<br />
and it was in my community and<br />
recreation is the main focus so<br />
it’s kind of like my dream job.<br />
I work particularly in the disabled<br />
sector, so I work alongside<br />
the sector so groups can become<br />
self-sufficient. In my career I’ve<br />
been quite a strong disability advocate<br />
to ensure people with disabilities<br />
have a voice and some<br />
control over their recreation.<br />
Where did your passion for<br />
disability advocacy come from?<br />
I’d started coaching Special<br />
Olympics about <strong>20</strong> years ago,<br />
and from there a career came<br />
about. Through that I worked<br />
in an institution as a recreation<br />
coordinator and from there I’ve<br />
moved along the sector. In my<br />
spare time I’ve done voluntary<br />
work for Jolt Trust, a recreation<br />
dance programme. I just<br />
started Arts Integrated, which<br />
gives people with disabilities<br />
the opportunity to extend their<br />
performance skills.<br />
Can you tell me a bit about<br />
how you got into coaching Special<br />
Olympics?<br />
Well Special Olympics offers<br />
the opportunity for people<br />
with disabilities to participate<br />
in different sports. I set up the<br />
basketball programme in Christchurch<br />
some time ago. Instead<br />
of people coming along to play<br />
with each other, we tried to look<br />
at pathways for different athletes.<br />
I’ve been to three world games<br />
in America, China and Ireland. I<br />
specialised in basketball.<br />
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centre humming for the community<br />
And how did the team get on?<br />
They did really, really well. It’s<br />
a little different to mainstream,<br />
but in the last games in China,<br />
we came away with a silver<br />
medal in the second division.<br />
Why basketball?<br />
Well my background is in<br />
physical education, and I always<br />
had interest in basketball. It<br />
wasn’t played in Christchurch<br />
when I came back from the<br />
world games; I thought why<br />
don’t I set it up over here. That<br />
was over <strong>20</strong> years ago now. I’m<br />
taking a back step now.<br />
Can you tell me a bit more<br />
about your other voluntary<br />
work?<br />
Arts Integrated was set up<br />
for people with disabilities who<br />
are transitioning from school<br />
to their next phase. For many<br />
people they don’t have the opportunity<br />
to experience the same<br />
opportunities as other people. I<br />
coordinated with Hagley Community<br />
College, we now have a<br />
programme for people who have<br />
an interest in performing. We<br />
have classes one morning a week<br />
for two years. We have 12 students.<br />
In one class we have a few<br />
people with significant needs,<br />
and they often come with a support<br />
person so we might have <strong>20</strong><br />
people in the group.<br />
And you often hear of people<br />
coming out of the shells with<br />
the dance, drama or music.<br />
Have you found that?<br />
Gosh yes, we certainly have.<br />
And we’ve now employed people<br />
that have come through Jolt who<br />
have disabilities to be assistant<br />
tutors in paid roles. Whether it<br />
be choreographer or drama, but<br />
predominantly dance.<br />
Where did the dance side of<br />
things come from?<br />
When I was at physical education<br />
college we did do dance. As<br />
I’ve got more experienced, I’ve<br />
realised everyone can dance.<br />
Everyone can move.<br />
Are you from Lyttelton?<br />
I’m from around the corner<br />
in Cass <strong>Bay</strong>, it’s a bit hard in<br />
the winter because we don’t get<br />
much sun (laughs). I’ve lived<br />
there for about 13 years, I love it.<br />
I lived in Bishopdale before and<br />
I used to work at the Templeton<br />
centre. But then when I changed<br />
jobs I just thought this was closer.<br />
I think it’s so healthy living<br />
around here, people are doing so<br />
many different things. It’s such a<br />
nice environment.<br />
And when you do get a bit<br />
of spare time, what do you like<br />
doing?<br />
Walking in the hills, I do that<br />
quite a lot. I think it’s important<br />
to keep a healthy life balance,<br />
and I’m really mindful of that. I<br />
know what it can do to people if<br />
you don’t. I really make a point<br />
of making sure I connect with<br />
friends, and try and walk every<br />
other night. And the great thing<br />
about this job is that I can walk<br />
home after work.<br />
ASSET: Mayor Lianne<br />
Dalziel opens the<br />
recreation centre in<br />
February.<br />
What is your goal for the<br />
recreation centre?<br />
I would love to see it humming,<br />
having people in and out.<br />
It’s a creative innovative community.<br />
I’m looking forward to<br />
hearing people’s ideas of how to<br />
go forward and looking at the<br />
wider area, and connections to<br />
the other communities.<br />
Did you grow up in Christchurch?<br />
No, I was born in the United<br />
Kingdom. But I had an interesting<br />
life, my father moved around<br />
in different parts of Africa. So I<br />
went to school in different areas<br />
and had many life experiences.<br />
He was involved in telecommunications.<br />
So he went into African<br />
countries and would teach<br />
them how to use telecommunication<br />
equipment for the use in<br />
the control towers at airports. .<br />
So what brought you to New<br />
Zealand?<br />
I was working out in the<br />
Middle East in recreation. I went<br />
to Australia for a short time and<br />
I thought, why don’t I go to New<br />
Zealand, it’s not far away. I got to<br />
Christchurch and it’s been nearly<br />
27 years and I never left. I loved<br />
it, because of all the activities.<br />
What were you doing in the<br />
Middle East?<br />
I worked in Saudi Arabia at<br />
King hospital as a recreation<br />
co-ordinator. I ran programmes<br />
for people who worked at the<br />
hospital for independence. Then<br />
I went to Kuwait and taught at a<br />
school. I love diversity; I do like<br />
lots of different people with lots<br />
of different abilities. I love different<br />
cultures, and I embraced<br />
the culture, and tried to learn<br />
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Wednesday <strong>July</strong> <strong>20</strong> <strong>20</strong>16<br />
Your Local Views<br />
Community unity<br />
a powerful lesson<br />
Port Hills<br />
Labour MP<br />
Ruth Dyson<br />
says the<br />
Redcliffs<br />
School<br />
announcement<br />
was cause for<br />
celebration<br />
The recent announcement that<br />
the proposed closure of Redcliffs<br />
School had been put aside was a<br />
cause for absolute celebration in<br />
the Redcliffs community – and<br />
much wider.<br />
The decision is a testament to<br />
the strength and resolve of the<br />
community – the board(s), staff,<br />
submission team, the parents who<br />
kept their children at Redcliffs<br />
School and did a lot of work<br />
spreading the word about the<br />
school to the wider community<br />
who backed the view that Redcliffs<br />
needs a school.<br />
The proposal to close Redcliffs<br />
School was not part of the merger/<br />
closure that we saw recently in<br />
Canterbury.<br />
This was an isolated proposal<br />
based on potential disruption to<br />
education in the event of further<br />
earthquakes causing the need for<br />
the school site to be assessed for<br />
safety.<br />
The key to the success of Redcliffs<br />
was the robust scientific and<br />
technical information about the<br />
site.<br />
Understanding and keeping up<br />
to date with that information was<br />
key and being able to explain that<br />
to others around Christchurch<br />
and the rest of the country.<br />
Once people understood that<br />
information, it was a no brainer<br />
that the school should stay in<br />
Redcliffs.<br />
Everyone agrees now that the<br />
site is safe and free from potential<br />
disruption. As to the potential<br />
psychological effects of being on<br />
the site – this is yet to be tested<br />
or investigated in detail and the<br />
school will be working with the<br />
Ministry of Education on this<br />
issue.<br />
An alternative site may be a<br />
good option and I know that the<br />
community is keeping an open<br />
mind on this possibility.<br />
The support for the school has<br />
been just amazing and the sense<br />
of unity that the community has<br />
harnessed has been a powerful<br />
lesson for everyone.<br />
Well done!!<br />
Van fundraiser a success<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News asked<br />
its readers what they<br />
thought safety fences<br />
on parts of Main Rd and<br />
Wakefield Ave should look<br />
like.<br />
Tim Lawrey – I supplied<br />
feedback saying I thought<br />
the pool fencing would be<br />
better.<br />
The 2m height must have<br />
• By Mary Jamieson, secretary of<br />
the Lions Club of Lyttelton<br />
HELLO AGAIN. We are having<br />
quite mild weather for this time<br />
of the year but I don’t think it is<br />
going to last. Hopefully, the ski<br />
fields will have a good season.<br />
Congratulations to the New<br />
Brighton Lions Club which<br />
ran a fundraising amongst the<br />
Lions Clubs in the Christchurch<br />
region for a new van for Age<br />
Concern.<br />
Lyttelton Club was happy to<br />
donate and a total of $57,000<br />
was raised from grants and donations<br />
which has enabled Lions<br />
to buy a new van.<br />
We are also helping with<br />
fundraising for a van for<br />
Community House here in<br />
Lyttelton.<br />
Last week the Lyttelton Walking<br />
Group went to Riccarton<br />
Bush. It was a sunny mild day<br />
and we enjoyed the experience<br />
of walking through the last of<br />
the original forest in Christchurch.<br />
Deans Cottage is the oldest<br />
surviving building on the<br />
been in the small print (not 2m<br />
high anyway).<br />
I think 2m is too high and the<br />
1.2m would be fine.<br />
The point is to remind people<br />
to stay out. There will always be<br />
people that ignore the warning<br />
and take the risk.<br />
There must be other areas<br />
(pre-earthquake) where there<br />
is a risk of rockfall and in the<br />
Canterbury Plains. It is very<br />
small and hard to imagine three<br />
families lived there at various<br />
times.<br />
We had coffee and lovely<br />
muffins in front of a roaring<br />
fire in Riccarton House. Lovely.<br />
The walking group meets at<br />
10.30am at Community House<br />
on Thursdays. New members<br />
are very welcome.<br />
This is a personal plea to dog<br />
walkers. Please, please pick up<br />
your dog poo, especially when it<br />
is in the middle of the footpath.<br />
It is not a good look for Lyttelton.<br />
We have had a change of office<br />
bearers in the club but Bob<br />
Burnett is still the president and<br />
can be reached on 384 6124 or<br />
027 436 1901.<br />
Keep warm.<br />
end people have to take some<br />
responsibility.<br />
Perhaps some signage is<br />
needed to remind people of<br />
the risk set back from the<br />
fence?<br />
I appreciate it’s hard for those<br />
making the decisions to carry<br />
the weight of something going<br />
wrong down the track.<br />
•More letters, p15
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PAGE 15<br />
Your Local Views<br />
A BRANCH OF<br />
Letters on the Main Rd<br />
fences continued from<br />
page 12<br />
Ron Williams – The fences<br />
have to be mesh. Make it 2.5m<br />
high to keep the taggers and<br />
delinquents out. Colour it red<br />
and black in 5m sections to<br />
create a long Canterbury scarf<br />
effect.<br />
Viv and John Hicks, of<br />
Scarborough – Low fencing is<br />
better than high. No fencing<br />
is better still. We feel that the<br />
risks people take are usually<br />
considered ones, for example<br />
climbing a high building to<br />
write graffiti. We tramp in<br />
far more dangerous areas and<br />
a sign should be sufficient.<br />
People who swim in the sea<br />
are also taking a risk but noone<br />
fences the sea off. If they<br />
must put a fence up, then pool<br />
fencing would look better than<br />
mesh. The cliffs are an asset to<br />
this area, they could be floodlit<br />
to make them an ‘architectural<br />
feature’ of the villages.<br />
Tom Kirk, of Sumner – I’ve<br />
never seen a proposal for the<br />
Nayland to Colenso stretch,<br />
but a straight metal roadside<br />
fence would be an eyesore.<br />
Presumably it can be shaped to<br />
reflect the cliff – a horse paddock<br />
frontage would help too.<br />
I’m sure it comes down to<br />
reasonable precautions, but<br />
Peacocks Gallop will also look<br />
miserable with a roadside<br />
fence – is it really thought that<br />
people might find themselves<br />
behind the rock bund unintentionally?<br />
Jan Suckling, of Richmond<br />
Hill – I believe all the safety<br />
fences should be 2m high. It’s<br />
my belief that none of the fences<br />
will have footpaths along<br />
side them, so pedestrians will<br />
be on the other side of the<br />
road. From a viewing point of<br />
view, a 2m high fence won’t be<br />
at all intrusive. The fences will<br />
be either mesh or pool style<br />
so people will easily be able to<br />
see through them. Also, it will<br />
be more of a deterrent to the<br />
idiots in our community who<br />
would climb over the fences.<br />
Fences in all three of the areas<br />
in question will be erected in<br />
front of large rock bunds, nowhere<br />
near as pleasing to the<br />
eye as those areas before the<br />
earthquakes, so I feel safety is<br />
a priority over the new “views”.<br />
As to the question of mesh or<br />
pool style fencing, I don’t have<br />
a strong view to either. Rather,<br />
which is the more attractive.<br />
Olivia Tabak – I think<br />
installation of safety fences is<br />
a bad idea altogether let alone<br />
a 2m high one. If people want<br />
to risk their safety let them<br />
go for it. I understand the<br />
council has public liability but<br />
the gabion baskets should be<br />
enough. If it is indeed absolutely<br />
necessary to fence then I<br />
vote 1.2m not 2m.<br />
Debbie Goodall, of<br />
Clifton – It is ridiculous the<br />
council is insisting on fencing<br />
off Main Rd and Wakefield<br />
Ave. There are numerous<br />
unsafe areas around the Port<br />
Hills, that just have signs up<br />
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they insist on safety fencing,<br />
it should not be mesh fencingwhich<br />
is incredibly ugly, and<br />
able to be climbed. It should be<br />
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James Palmer, of Sumner,<br />
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Redcliffs School would<br />
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Wednesday <strong>July</strong> <strong>20</strong> <strong>20</strong>16<br />
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by 5pm each Wednesday<br />
KidsFest continues to run with<br />
events happening all over the<br />
city to entertain the kids during<br />
school holidays. It will continue<br />
to run until Saturday. To see a<br />
full list of activities, visit<br />
http://www.kidsfest.co.nz/<br />
Te Kai a te Rangatira<br />
Today until Sunday,<br />
11am-5pm<br />
This exhibition shows the<br />
work of four Maori artists, and<br />
features paintings, weaving,<br />
carving and ink art. It will be<br />
open until <strong>July</strong> 24.<br />
Oxford Street Art gallery,<br />
Lyttelton.<br />
Knit ’n’ Yarn<br />
Today, 10am-11am<br />
Head along to Lyttelton<br />
Library to Knit ’n’ Yarn. Bring<br />
your knitting, crochet or other<br />
portable craft project and enjoy<br />
time with other crafters.<br />
Temporary Lyttelton Library<br />
at Trinity Hall, free, beginners<br />
welcome.<br />
Drayton Reserve, Mt<br />
Pleasant, working bee.<br />
Saturday, <strong>July</strong> 30, 2pm<br />
Meet at the Avery Pl entrance<br />
if you would like to help by<br />
planting native seedlings in the<br />
nearby area of the Reserve. If the<br />
weather is bad, alternative date is<br />
Saturday, August 4.<br />
For further information, phone<br />
Dave Bryce on 021 363 498.<br />
Baby Times<br />
Friday, 10.30am-11am<br />
During each session there is a<br />
variety of stories, songs, rhymes,<br />
fingerplays and other book related<br />
activities. The programmes<br />
are especially suitable for under<br />
two-year-olds.<br />
Temporary Lyttelton Library at<br />
Trinity Hall, free.<br />
Redcliffs Library Holiday Fun<br />
Thursday, 11am-noon<br />
Head along and make a funky<br />
bookmark or two and listen to<br />
some stories. A gold coin donation<br />
is required, which will go<br />
towards the rebuild of the new<br />
library.<br />
Redcliffs Library, Redcliffs Tennis<br />
Club, Main Rd.<br />
‘Current’ Works<br />
Thursday and Friday, 2pm-<br />
5pm, and Saturday and Sunday,<br />
11am-4pm. Runs until <strong>July</strong> 31.<br />
This exhibition explores the<br />
potential of electrical current<br />
to make works of art. Kerry<br />
Tunstall uses high voltage to<br />
produce digital images and<br />
one-off artworks, while Debra<br />
McLeod uses lower voltage on<br />
acrylic sheet and film to create<br />
visual metaphors of the electrical<br />
patterns of the brain.<br />
50 Works Gallery, Lyttelton.<br />
MAORI ART: Oxford Street Art Gallery, Lyttelton, has an exhibition running that shows the work<br />
of four Maori artists. Te Kai a te Rangatira features paintings, weaving, carving and ink art. It is<br />
open from Wednesday to Sunday from 11am-5pm. It will continue to run until Sunday. <br />
Sumner Art Society annual<br />
exhibition and art and craft<br />
sale<br />
August 5-7, opening night 5pm-<br />
7pm, and normal hours would be<br />
10am-4pm<br />
Here is one for the diary.<br />
Sumner Art Society’s annual exhibition<br />
is coming up. The guest<br />
artist will be Min Kim. There<br />
will be artwork from school<br />
pupils on display.<br />
Redcliffs Mt Pleasant Bowling<br />
Club on James St, Redcliffs. A<br />
gold coin donation for entry<br />
would be appreciated.<br />
Esplanade Gardens Working<br />
Bee<br />
August 7, 10am<br />
Mark this one in your calender.<br />
The Sumner community,<br />
and the city council are holding<br />
a working bee to clean up the<br />
gardens at the Esplanade. Take<br />
along your family, friends,<br />
spades, secateurs, loppers and<br />
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Cold drinks and snacks will be<br />
provided for volunteers.<br />
Meet at the Esplanade, Hardwicke<br />
St, for a 10am start.<br />
Little River puppet show<br />
Friday, 10am<br />
Children have been making<br />
puppets in workshops during the<br />
school holidays, and they will<br />
perform their show on Friday for<br />
parents and their peers. There<br />
will be other games and activities<br />
after the show.<br />
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0171 or email waggie@xtra.co.nz.<br />
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DIAMOND <strong>Harbour</strong>-Kaituna<br />
fast-medium bowler Will<br />
Williams has been picked for the<br />
Canterbury side to challenge for<br />
the Plunket Shield in October.<br />
Williams, a bowler and parttime<br />
right-hand batsman, picked<br />
up his first contract with the team<br />
after being on the brink over the<br />
past few years.<br />
He was one of two players from<br />
the club to be named in the 15-<br />
man Canterbury four-day squad.<br />
The other Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
representative is current Black<br />
Cap Henry Nicholls, who Williams<br />
played with and against<br />
while growing up.<br />
“I’ve played with him [Nicholls]<br />
from about age 13. We played for<br />
the Canterbury Country teams<br />
growing up, and I played with<br />
him for Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> as<br />
well . . . we weren’t at the same<br />
school,” Williams said.<br />
“He went to St Andrew’s College<br />
and I went to Christchurch<br />
Boys’ High, but we were in the<br />
same age group for underage<br />
teams.”<br />
He said he hadn’t kept track of<br />
his statistics through the season<br />
while playing for Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong>, and was surprised<br />
when he was named as one of the<br />
15 in the side.<br />
FRIENDLY MATCH:<br />
Ferrymead <strong>Bay</strong>s<br />
senior women’s side,<br />
The Oil Paintings,<br />
beat their younger<br />
counterparts, the 13th<br />
grade Flames, 4-1 in<br />
a friendly game last<br />
week. The experience<br />
of the Oil Paintings<br />
side pulled through<br />
in the match, but they<br />
were impressed with<br />
the young Flames<br />
team. <strong>Bay</strong>s junior<br />
co-ordinator Ren<br />
Cameron said<br />
the club aimed to<br />
develop the group<br />
of female footballers<br />
and provide them a<br />
pathway forward.<br />
CALL UP: Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong>-Kaituna medium-fast bowler Will<br />
Williams has been called up to the men’s Canterbury squad. <br />
“I’ve played for the Canterbury<br />
Country side for maybe four or<br />
five seasons, for the seniors, and<br />
for the juniors from about age 12.<br />
There’s still a lot of work to put<br />
in, and I wouldn’t say it’s been a<br />
natural step into the team,” he<br />
said.<br />
Williams said he put his<br />
selection down to bowlers from<br />
last year’s Canterbury side like<br />
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ALMOST HOME: Sumner first five Nik Cumming slotted<br />
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Second placed High School Old Boys’ first five Jarred<br />
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LIA Resort, Ocean Views,<br />
Balconies, Self Contained,<br />
1 or 2 B/R Ensuite,<br />
Heated Pool, Spa, Sauna,<br />
Free Internet, Shops,<br />
Restaurants, Tennis, Surf<br />
Club & Patrolled Beach,<br />
Public Transport at door.<br />
Ask for our SEASONAL<br />
SPECIALS. Phone 61 7<br />
544-35011 Email: reception@mandolin.com.au<br />
www.mandolin.com.au<br />
Trades & Services<br />
LANDSCAPING/<br />
STONE WORK<br />
All forms of landscaping,<br />
fences, decking & paving.<br />
Phone Mike<br />
Stoneage Landscapes<br />
021 1499 733<br />
Gardening<br />
& Supplies<br />
Landscape<br />
and Garden<br />
Services<br />
If you need help<br />
getting your garden<br />
back in order after<br />
repairs, need any<br />
type of landscape<br />
construction work or<br />
garden restoration.<br />
Ph 021 272 0303<br />
Trades & Services<br />
LAND<br />
REINFORCEMENT<br />
SPECIALISTS<br />
RETAINING WALLS – repaired/new timber/<br />
block/concrete/reviews/assessments/<br />
valuations for insurance purposes/in ground<br />
retaining walls for slope stabilisation<br />
LAND REMEDIATION – under runners/<br />
slip remediation/drainage/hill sites/river or<br />
stream banks a speciality/house re-levelled/<br />
new foundations<br />
Call Duncan Laing on 021 3<strong>20</strong> 400<br />
or David Campbell on 021 466 144<br />
DESIGNED, CONSENTED, BUILT AND SIGNED OFF<br />
Laing Technical Ltd<br />
Consultants/Project Managers/Contractors<br />
www.laingtechnical.co.nz<br />
9 Ernlea Terrace, Cashmere Ph: 980 5947<br />
35 YEARS IN THE BUSINESS IN CHRISTCHURCH<br />
Trades & Services<br />
Driveways<br />
We Repair<br />
Cracks<br />
and Apply<br />
Factiostone<br />
on top of<br />
your Interior<br />
and Exterior<br />
Substrates<br />
saving Time,<br />
Money, Stress<br />
& Mess.<br />
Spec-Tec /<br />
Factio<br />
Free QuoTe<br />
0212<strong>20</strong>9603<br />
Now working<br />
in your area<br />
• Tree Pruning<br />
& Removal<br />
• Stump Grinding<br />
• Hedge Trimming<br />
Fully Insured<br />
Qualified Arborist<br />
For a free quote,<br />
ph 0800 248 733<br />
www.jimstrees.co.nz<br />
Trades & Services<br />
BRICKLAYER<br />
George Lockyer. Over<br />
30 years bricklaying<br />
experience. UK trained.<br />
Licensed Building<br />
Practitioner number<br />
BP105608. Insurance<br />
work. EQC repairs.<br />
Heritage brickwork a<br />
speciality. No job too<br />
small. Governors <strong>Bay</strong>.<br />
Home 329-9344, Cell<br />
027 684-4046, email<br />
georgelockyer@xtra.co.nz<br />
CARPET & VInYL<br />
LAYIng<br />
Repairs, uplifting,<br />
relaying, restretching,<br />
email jflattery@xtra.co.nz,<br />
ph 0800 003 181<br />
or 027 2407416<br />
CARPETLAYER<br />
Laying and Repairs, 40 yrs<br />
experience, ph Peter 326-<br />
7711 or 027 240-6532<br />
COnCRETE<br />
Decorative Concrete<br />
Placing, Canterbury<br />
owned & operated<br />
for over 10 years,<br />
competitive rates, full<br />
excavation, coloured,<br />
exposed, stamped, call<br />
Paul 027 322 6119<br />
Trades & Services<br />
FURnITURE<br />
REMOVALS<br />
Large Trucks $95 +<br />
GST per hour 7 day NZ<br />
wide, packing & moving,<br />
Professional Company,<br />
Professional Service.<br />
Canterbury Relocations<br />
Ltd. ph 0800 359 9313<br />
LAnDSCAPE<br />
COnSTRUCTIOn<br />
Lawns, paving, water<br />
features, irrigation,<br />
planting, decks,<br />
driveways, kerbing, ponds,<br />
retainer walls, fencing.<br />
Free quotes, Phone Tony<br />
021-034-8555<br />
PAInTER<br />
Experienced tradesman,<br />
quality work, free quotes,<br />
ph Simon 027 389-1351 or<br />
03 328-7280<br />
PAInTIng<br />
30 years experience,<br />
workmanship guaranteed,<br />
pensioners discounts, free<br />
quotes, ph Robert 021 026-<br />
30757<br />
PLASTERIng<br />
INTERIOR, no job too<br />
big or too small, specialise<br />
in repair work & new<br />
houses, free quotes given,<br />
over <strong>20</strong> yrs plasterering<br />
experience, ph 027 221-<br />
4066 or 384-2574<br />
ROOFIng<br />
Qualified & Licenced<br />
Practitioner. Re-Roof &<br />
Repairs, all types. Member<br />
New Zealand Roofing<br />
Association. Over 35 years<br />
experience. Phone John<br />
027 432-3822 or 351-9147<br />
email johnmill@ihug.<br />
co.nz<br />
STOnEMASOn<br />
BRICK&BLOCKLAYER,<br />
Earthquake Repairs, Grind<br />
Out & Repoint, River/<br />
Oamaru stone, Schist,<br />
Volcanic Rock, Paving,<br />
all Alterations new & old,<br />
Quality Workmanship,<br />
visit www.featureworks.<br />
co.nz or ph 027 601-3145<br />
VHS VIDEO TAPES<br />
& all camera tapes<br />
converted to DVD, video<br />
taping, weddings, twenty<br />
firsts, special occasions,<br />
www.grahamsvideo.co.nz<br />
ph 03 338-1655<br />
WInDOW CLEAnIng<br />
“Your Windows are the<br />
eyes of your Home”, for<br />
a free no obligation quote,<br />
call Greg Brown, Crystal<br />
Clear Window Cleaning<br />
ph 384-2661 or 027 616-<br />
0331 Local Resident<br />
Wanted To Buy<br />
A Records and Hi-Fi<br />
gear wanted, excellent<br />
prices paid for good<br />
records especially kiwi<br />
and overseas bands 60’s<br />
- 90’s PennyLane 430<br />
Colombo St Sydenham<br />
7 days www.pennylane.<br />
co.nz ph 3663278 or 021<br />
2226144<br />
A Records and Hi-Fi<br />
gear wanted, excellent<br />
prices paid for good<br />
records especially kiwi<br />
and overseas bands 60’s<br />
- 90’s PennyLane 430<br />
Colombo St Sydenham<br />
7 days www.pennylane.<br />
co.nz ph 3663278 or 021<br />
2226144<br />
Situations Vacant<br />
CA$H<br />
Strippers<br />
& Podium<br />
Dancers<br />
Wanted!<br />
18+ TO APPLY<br />
NEISHA<br />
021 193 0118<br />
Public Notice<br />
Have your say on the<br />
Christchurch City Council’s draft<br />
Ōtautahi Christchurch has a long-standing history<br />
of welcoming people from different cultures.<br />
To help ensure the Christchurch City Council continues<br />
to support the growing diversity of people in Ōtautahi<br />
Christchurch, we’ve drafted a Multicultural Strategy.<br />
You can read the draft Strategy online at<br />
yourvoice.ccc.govt.nz/multiculturalstrategy – it’s available<br />
in a selection of languages.<br />
To share your views:<br />
go online to yourvoice.ccc.govt.nz/multiculturalstrategy<br />
email your feedback to multicultural.ccc.govt.nz<br />
or contact Ester Vallero, Community Development<br />
Advisor, on (03) 941 8097<br />
Consultation closes 31 <strong>July</strong> <strong>20</strong>16.<br />
Public Notices
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