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Skate park may be rolling by July 

• By Caitlin Miles 

A TEMPORARY skate park 

could be operating in Sumner in 

several weeks. 

Sumner Green and Skate 

Group member Kimberley 

Mossman told a public meeting 

last week that it is working with 

the city council to find a suitable 

place for the temporary skate 

ramp in time for the school 

holidays in July. 

The announcement 

was met with excitement 

and clapping from the 

audience. 

Ms Mossman said the 

news was exciting for 

people as the skate ramp 

was “much loved” and 

“hugely missed”. The 

temporary skate ramp 

was located at 36 Wakefield Ave, 

Kimberley 

Mossman 

but was shut down on February 

10 when the city council 

ran noise tests and found 

it failed to comply with the 

city plan’s noise standards. 

But now the group is 

working with the city 

council to find a place to 

put the ramp while plans 

for a more permanent 

structure are put together. 

The group is currently in the 

process of working with the city 

council to create a feasibility 

study to identify where a skate 

park and community green 

space would best be suited. 

The study will involve looking 

at locations and talking to people 

from Ferrymead through to 

Sumner about the best place for a 

skate park. 

At the meeting, Ms Mossman 

said she knew it wasn’t good 

news for everyone, but they 

hoped to meet most of the 

community’s needs if they 

could. 

HAVE YOUR SAY: Where 

do you think the temporary 

skate park should go? 

Where should a community 

green space go? Send your 

thoughts to caitlin.miles@ 

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Sumner 

Mussels 

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talent 

Evan Cameron (left), 6, Marle 

Dickson, 6, and Hugo Prain, 6, 

celebrated in style following 

the Sumner Mussels victory on 

Saturday. The under-7 rippa rugby 

team beat the Halswell Wigram 

Vulcans 16-13 at McCormacks 

Bay Reserve to make it two wins 

from two for the season. Evan took 

home the hero of the day award, 

while Marle was crowned rippa of 

the day. Hugo was named player 

of the day, and received the Hulk 

Hogan mussel man award. 

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DESK News.................................... 3-15 

A GREAT photo on the front 

page this week taken by Ruth 

Leslie, mum of a Sumner Mussels 

under 7 rippa rugby player. 

Ruth captured players Evan 

Cameron, Marle Dickson and 

Hugo Prain with the awards they 

won after a hard fought win on 

Saturday – and those boys look 

very happy. 

Many thanks for a great shot 

Ruth, and if there are any other 

mums and dads who get their 

cameras out on the sports fields 

at the weekends, feel free to email 

them to sports reporter gordon. 

findlater@starmedia.kiwi 

More good news for local 

young people – a temporary skate 

park looks like it will be up-andrunning 

for the school holidays. 

We reveal on page 1 today that 

the park will be in place somewhere 

in Sumner by early July. 

– Barry Clarke 

Sumner No 8 Dylan Nel is at the top of the 

division 1 metro rugby MVP standings 

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Korako’s signs breach rules 

• By Gabrielle Stuart 

PORT HILLS National list MP 

Nuk Korako has been ordered 

to take down several of his signs 

because they are too big. 

He is one of several candidates 

cross Christchurch sent 

letters by the city council ordering 

them to take down signs 

which break advertising rules. 

Outside the election period, 

candidates have to follow city 

council rules, which ban any 

signs taller than 90cm or wider 

than 60cm unless they have 

special consent. 

Bigger signs of up to 3 sq m 

are allowed between July 22 and 

September 22. 

Mr Korako said he was not 

aware of the rules until he was 

contacted by the city council. 

He said he had no complaints 

about his signs last election. 

He said he had taken down 

some signs, including some 

large ones on Dyers Pass Rd, 

but had left others up in commercial 

areas, where he believed 

they did not break the rules. 

“The council has got a job to 

do, but they’ve been really good 

about it, they don’t come down 

on you with a hammer,” he said. 

There are also rules around 

election advertising, which is 

only allowed during the election 

TOO BIG: National MP Nuk Korako has been ordered to take down billboards this size on some 

residential streets because they break city council rules. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

period. 

But Mr Korako said his 

billboards were advertising his 

office, not asking for votes, so 

he believed they did not break 

the rules. 

City council head of regulatory 

compliance Tracey Weston 

said complaints had been made 

about 10 different election signs 

so far this year, and some of 

them were still under investigation. 

But she would not say who 

the signs belonged to, or if 

other candidates had also been 

warned. 

She said the majority of the 

signs were in residential areas 

and broke the rules because of 

their size and content. 

Christchurch Central Labour 

candidate Duncan Webb also 

had to take down several of his 

signs, because they were too big. 

He said he had seen dozens of 

other non-compliant signs up 

all over the city, but he was told 

by a city council worker that the 

rules were usually only enforced 

if someone complained. 

“So it comes down to people 

who might not agree with my 

politics complaining about my 

signs,” he said. 

•Korako’s column, page 9 

In Brief 

TIDE PUTS OUT FIRE 

The Sumner Volunteer Fire Brigade 

has found a new way to put out 

fires – let the tide take care of it. The 

crew was called to Boulder Bay near 

Taylors Mistake at about 10.40pm 

on Monday after reports of a fire 

on the beach. They found a small 

pile of building material ablaze and 

decided to let the incoming tide take 

care of it. A fire communications 

spokesman said it was great that 

mother nature could help. 

DISASTER PLAN MEETING 

A disaster response team set up 

in Redcliffs is planning another 

meeting on July 12 to look at the 

answers from a recent survey. The 

survey asked residents to answer 

questions about the response to the 

tsunami warning and what they 

think is important when planning 

for future events. A community 

emergency hub is also in the 

process of being set up, but it does 

not yet have a physical address. To 

get involved in the group, email 

response-team@redcliffs.org.nz 

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A health warning issued for Lake 

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Amy Barry 

Tripping the light fantastic while 

A year on from winning 

Strictly Sumner, Amy 

Barry is preparing 

for another dance 

competition, Dancing 

with the Stars, a 

competition to raise 

money for charity 

organisation Home and 

Family. She spoke to 

Caitlin Miles about her 

passion for dance and 

why she moved from 

Germany to Sumner 

Were you a dancer when you 

were growing up? 

I did ballet, tap and modern 

which, I guess, you call jazz 

nowadays, when I was three and 

continued until I was around 16. 

I dropped ballet a bit earlier, I 

went to university and didn’t do 

much of it but I’ve tried different 

classes and different things. 

Then I moved to Germany and 

lived there for eight years and 

didn’t do any. Then I moved 

here three years ago and Strictly 

Sumner kind of threw me back 

into it with latin American-style 

ballroom dancing which was 

really, really different from my 

childhood. 

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steps, what did you study at 

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Where are you from 

NUK KORAKO 

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MOVES: 

Amy Barry 

and Nick 

Brown 

danced 

their way 

to a perfect 

10 in Strictly 

Sumner, 

making 

them the 

winning 

couple 

in the 

fundraising 

event. 

originally? 

I’m from the north-west of 

England, Lancashire, which is a 

bit further than Manchester up 

north. 

Did you move to Germany 

after you finished university? 

Yes, after I finished uni doing 

art and design. I worked for a few 

fashion brands first and that’s 

where I met my husband and 

that’s what took us to Germany 

because we were both working 

for Puma, the sports brand. It 

was really good, we thought we 

would just try it out but we ended 

up staying for eight years and 

having two children there. 

Where in Germany were you 

based? 

We were in Nuremberg, which 

has great Christmas lights and 

markets, it was really amazing, 

it was a really ex-pat community 

because Puma and Adidas were 

right across from each other so 

there were thousands of people. 

In our tiny village in Germany, 

we had 93 different nationalities. 

It was quite easy for my husband 

and I because there were so many 

nationalities there needed to be a 

common language and that was 

English, so we were quite lucky. 

Do your children speak 

German? 

My little boy started as 

bilingual but because we left 

when he was around 3 it hasn’t 

stuck. I think if we had stayed an 

extra year and a half he would 

have retained more. 

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fundraising for charity 

What was it like going from 

the United Kingdom to Germany, 

was it quite different? 

Yes, it was a bit different but 

I think the biggest change was 

going from Germany to New 

Zealand because it’s so regiment 

in Germany and it’s so relaxed 

and open to suggestion here 

in New Zealand. Whereas in 

Germany it was all done one way 

and that was the only way, they 

wouldn’t think out of the box. It’s 

quite a breath of fresh air to come 

to New Zealand and have a fresh 

outlook on everything in life. 

It does sound very different, 

what brought you over here? 

My husband now heads up the 

design team for Kathmandu. 

Wow, that’s a big deal, and 

you live in Sumner? 

Yes, we did and we live in Sumner, 

we just bought our house at 

Christmas actually. 

Do you enjoy living in Sumner? 

We love it. It just has such a 

good community vibe and it’s so 

good for families and there are 

so many opportunities and I’m 

amazed at how many events are 

put on and how open it is and 

everybody gets together. Not just 

this community but New Zealand 

in general I think. Everyone 

treats you as a neighbour here 

which is the contrast to Germany, 

as lovely as it was there to 

live there. Here is different. 

Do the kids like living here? 

Yes, they do. My little boy is six 

and he goes to Sumner School, 

my daughter Frida is almost 

four and she goes to a local preschool. 

Are you working or a fulltime 

mum? 

I guess I’m a full-time 

mum, I’ve done some paintings 

and managed to sell some of 

those like at the playgroup we 

have something where mums 

can show what kind of stuff we 

can do just to get mum’s showing 

what they can do which is 

really cool. So I took in some of 

my artwork and got a few buyers 

which was great. I should really 

do more but it’s just one of those 

FAMILY: 

Amy with 

Oscar, 

Freda and 

husband 

Darren. 

things I never really set aside 

time to do. Maybe that’s the next 

thing once I do this charity stuff, 

do something for myself. 

How much charity work do 

you do? 

I just started picking it up last 

year with the community fundraiser 

called Strictly Sumner. 

Can you tell me a bit about 

that? 

Twenty contestants were paired 

together to make 10 couples and 

we had about three months training 

and we had to do a cha-cha 

(dance) on the night then we 

got to choose our second dance. 

My partner was the owner of 

Supervalue in Sumner and we 

practiced and practiced and practiced 

because we wanted to do a 

fun dance with jumps and lifts 

and everything. The audience 

loved in. 

Why did you decide to give 

Strictly Sumner a go? 

I guess since I was dancing 

when I was a kid and this was 

a new style and something new 

that I wanted to try. I guess also 

because I was new to Sumner and 

not working this was something 

I wanted to try and throw 

myself into the community 

and help raise money for the 

community at the same time 

as learning something new and 

doing something a little outside 

of my comfort zone and then 

I got really into it and really 

competitive. 

How did you find a partner 

for Dancing with the Stars? 

At a recent 80s Prom-styled 

fundraiser at Sumner School I 

saw one of the children’s father 

dancing so I asked him if he 

wanted to enter and he said yes. 

So you’re already planning 

for it? 

Yes, we have already had a 

brainstorming session and we 

have some pretty solid ideas of 

what we want to do in place. 

We’ve also got to raise $1000 to 

enter so I’m hosting a bingo night 

to get that money and hopefully 

cover some costs myself. 

A bingo night is an interesting 

fundraiser. 

I wanted to do something a 

little different that would be appealing 

to guys and girls, there’ll 

be more than just bingo. There 

will be lots of different games and 

prizes and things, I just need to 

get more businesses and maybe 

even a sponsor involved to help 

cover the costs. I have to put up 

a lot of money for this so I’m 

hoping to cover the costs and be 

able to pay the entry fee for the 

competition. 

When is the bingo night? 

It’s on May 26 at the Sumner 

School hall. 

When is the Dancing with the 

Stars competition? 

June 22. 

That’s not a lot of time to get 

everything organised. 

I know, I’m running around 

trying to get everything done and 

sort out everything I keep catching 

myself because I’m excited 

about the competition and I’ve 

put more planning and time into 

that then I have the actual bingo 

night which is what I need to 

put time into so I can actually 

compete. 

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News 

Volunteers take on Sky Tower 


FIREFIGHTERS FROM Banks 

Peninsula have spent months 

raising money and training 

for the Sky Tower Challenge, 

collectively raising more than 

$30,000. 

Members from the Lyttelton, 

Diamond Harbour and Governors 

Bay Volunteer Fire Brigades 

all competed in the gruelling 

challenge, which took place in 

Auckland on Saturday. 

The firefighters raced up 51 

flights of stairs while carrying 

25kg of gear. 

The money raised from the 

event is a yearly fundraiser for 

Leukemia and Blood Cancer New 

Zealand. 

Lyttelton Volunteer Fire 

Brigade were creative with 

their fundraising ideas to raise 

$15,966.97 towards the cause, including 

hiring themselves out to 

the highest bidder to do whatever 

they needed. 

The nine team members had 

varying success and it was the 

first time Candice Milner took 

on the challenge, she completed 

it in 26min and 32sec and placed 

55 out of 68 females. Jeremy 

Wheeler was the fastest in the 

team, he placed 49 in the open 

category, with a time of 13min 

and 21sec. 

Governors Bay raised just over 

TOUGH: Candice Milner heads for the steps as part of the 

Lyttelton Volunteer Fire Brigade’s Sky Tower Challenge. 

$13,000. Bern White placed third 

in the supreme masters category, 

for competitors 60 and over, with 

a time of 13min and 21sec. 

Fellow team member Rob 

Brown completed the challenge 

in 12min 8sec. He placed fourth 

in the grand masters’ category, 

for competitors aged between 50 

-59. 

The other seven members of 

the team all completed the challenge 

in various times. 

All of the teams raised more 

than they aimed too. Diamond 

Harbour raised $1300 with both 

members finishing the challenge 

in under 20min. 

More than 900 firefighters from 

around the world took part in the 

challenge, so far $1,248,879.35 

has been raised for Leukemia and 

Blood Cancer New Zealand. 

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THE CLOCK is finally 

ticking again in Lyttelton. 

The final touches were 

put on the historic Lyttelton 

clock tower, after months of 

repairs. 

The clock suffered moderate 

damage in the February 

22, 2011, earthquake and 

needed repairs. 

Work on the historic 

clock tower was built in 

1953 on the site of the 

old Lyttelton Goal. It 

was designed by John 

Hendry, an architect from 

Christchurch, and built by 

Lyttelton local Dr Charles 

Upham. 

Work by city council contractors 

started in January 

to bring the tower up to 67 

per cent of the new building 

standard. 

A new roof has been put 

on the tower, decorative 

lighting has been added, the 

tower has been cleaned and 

the clock has been restored 

to working order. 

The city council budgeted 

$170,000 for the work to be 

completed. 

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Long process to school move 

Pirate’s Corner 

Heathcote 

ward city 

councillor 

Sara 

Templeton 

writes 

about the 

proposed 

land swap 

to move 

Redcliffs School to Redcliffs 

Park and the importance of 

listening to the views and 

opinions of the community 

On April 27 the Ministry of 

Education formally asked to 

acquire Redcliffs Park from the 

city council for the relocation of 

Redcliffs School. 

This follows the Ministry’s 

due diligence on the site and 

formally starts the city council’s 

processes. The first step is for the 

city council to decide to send it 

out for consultation. 

The process to acquire the 

land is quite a long one and 

complicated by the fact that 

much of the park is actually 

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the city council. 

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concerns with the use of Redcliffs 

Park is the loss of local green 

space, so it is good to see that an 

effective ‘swap’ is being offered by 

the MoE, for the old school site 

on Main Rd. 

The consultation for both the 

‘disposal’ of Redcliffs Park and 

‘acquisition’ of the Main Rd 

site will happen concurrently. 

A hearings panel will then 

hear submissions and make a 

recommendation to city 

council, which has the final 

decision. 

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all voices are heard as part 

of the process so that we can 

get the best outcomes for the 

community. There is a difficult 

tension between the long-term 

needs of the wider community 

and the very real impacts that 

that may have on individuals 

within the community and the 

process needs to be an open and 

transparent one where everyone 

can be confident in the decision 

making. 

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through this process, the MoE 

will start consulting on the 

planning framework for the 

site. 

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override the District Plan and 

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education purposes. 

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on this not happens before the 

city council makes its decisions 

on the disposal of the land, so 

as to not prejudice the decisionmaking 

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Be prepared for winter 

• By Gary Manch, navigational 

safety officer, Lyttelton 

WE HAD our first frost the 

other day, signalling that winter 

is inevitably sneaking up on us. 

I have to admit I am a summer 

person, however, I am 

a great believer in using the 

quieter months for maintenance 

– including painting posts, 

and replacing signs and buoys 

throughout Canterbury. 

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I am constantly reminded how 

very privileged we are to live in 

such a beautiful environment. 

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‘where is he going with this?’. 

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great saying, which was known 

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Cruise ship berth will 

be good for Lyttelton 

Port Hills 

list MP Nuk 

Korako 

writes 

about what 

cruise ships 

returning to 

Lyttelton will mean for 

the area 

Tomorrow I am hosting 

the deputy prime minister 

and Minister of Tourism, 

Paula Bennett, in the Port 

Hills. I am delighted that 

as part of her visit, I will 

be able to take her to Gladstone 

Quay, and show her 

where the Lyttelton Cruise 

Berth will take shape over 

the next two years. 

The announcement from 

city council that $56 million 

will be invested in the 

new cruise berth is great 

news for Lyttelton and for 

Christchurch, and comes 

after a lot of work from 

members and leaders in the 

Lyttelton community. 

We have been concerned 

for a couple of years that 

if a cruise berth wasn’t restored 

to Lyttelton soon, we 

INCOME: An artist’s impression of a cruise ship at 

the new berth. 

would see cruise ship companies 

skipping Christchurch, 

and perhaps even the 

whole South Island. 

It makes sense that Lyttelton 

Port Company’s first 

priority has been the activities 

that generate the most 

income for the company. 

In the absence of expectations 

to the contrary from 

their shareholder, the city 

council, the expectation 

of a business is that it 

maximises profit from its 

operations. 

However, the city council 

needs to look at the bigger 

picture of what is best for 

our city and our region. 

The city council has 

done the right thing, and 

Christchurch can expect 

a big boost in tourism 

income as a result. 

It will be important that 

we ensure Lyttelton is seen 

as a destination in itself – 

we want many of our cruise 

visitors to spend time in 

Lyttelton, not just pass 

through on their way to 

and from Christchurch. 

It is a credit to everyone 

who has been involved that 

cruise ships are coming 

back to Lyttelton. 

The berth is due to be 

completed in 2019, and 

I look forward to seeing 

Lyttelton once more being 

both a gateway and a destination 

for thousands of 

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Life in Bay area inspired exchange student 

Ferrymead 

Rotary member 

Barbara Crooks 

writes about a 

previous Rotary 

exchange 

student and 

what she has 

gone on to achieve since 

being in the programme 

Twenty years ago when Bianca 

Theeruth was a Rotary exchange 

student from South Africa 

living in the Bay Harbour area 

and going to Linwood College, 

running was not part of her 

deal. But a few weeks ago she 

ran the London Marathon. 

Not because she’s now a 

runner of great talent. 

“I had never run a mile, let 

alone attempt 26.2 of them 

willingly,” she said. 

But because she wanted to 

support education and social 

justice in southern Africa by 

helping fund post-graduate 

scholarships. 

After her exchange year 

– when she was hosted by 

Ferrymead Rotary – she studied 

agriculture in South Africa 

and earned a Nelson Mandela 

scholarship for post-graduate 

study in the United Kingdom. 

“A decision influenced by my 

Rotary year in New Zealand,” 

she said. She has been involved 

in pig and dairy research in the 

UK since. 

Her marathon training 

involved 189 days, three to 

five runs a week, four sets of 

trainers, and twice hitting the 

infamous “wall”. 

She came to enjoy running. 

She gathered £1698 (NZD 

$3197.47) in sponsorship, 

some of it from old friends 

at Ferrymead Rotary, for her 

Canon Collins Educational 

Trust scholarship cause. 

She said in the week before 

the marathon, she experienced 

a wave of emotions – anxiety, 

nerves, excitement, pride and 

sadness – that she would miss 

the running she had come to 

love. 

On the day, she powered 

through the 42.5km in just 

under four and half hours, 

“raised three blisters and 

tears of joy, and had the best day 

out”. 

Along the way with 40,000 

others, she found herself in 

awe of runners with physical 

impairments fundraising for 

their respective charities. 

“It was an incredibly 

humbling experience, 

demonstrating the strength and 

potential of the human body 

and mind. And the crowds 

cheering us on were amazing – 

total strangers shouting out your 

name and encouraging you on 

your way. I have learnt so much 

about myself,” she said. 

So, what do you do after 

your first marathon and you’re 

hooked on running. 

If you’re Bianca, the answer is 

easy: You enter the Birmingham 

Marathon in October and 

support a friend in her first halfmarathon 

as part of a lifestyle 

change to get fit, healthy and 

lose weight. 

•Rotary youth exchange 

students spend 12 months 

in a foreign country. 

Each student is attached 

to a Rotary club, which 

organises three or four host 

families. Ferrymead Rotary 

has hosted six exchange 

students. 

SUPPORT: Former exchange 

student Bianca Theeruth 

took part in the London 

Marathon recently to help 

raise money. The Ferrymead 

Rotary club supported her in 

the marathon as it did when 

she was part of the club’s 

exchange programme. 

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Call for volunteers to help 

replant after Port Hills fire 

REPLANTING 7200 plants 

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Over the next four months, 12 

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Hills which was ravaged by fire in 

February. 

The first planting day will be 

May 25, and each session will accommodate 

up to 80 volunteers. 

The spots have already started 

to fill up and city council Port 

Hills ranger Di Carter said the 

response from the public wanting 

to help was “absolutely fantastic”. 

The replanting is just the start 

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also needed to maintain the 

plants through the seasons. 

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in the Port Hills. 

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News 

Event to celebrate market 

IT’S BEEN six years since the 

Mt Pleasant Farmers Market 

was set up to support people 

following the February 22, 2011, 

earthquake – and it’s still going, 

offering the same support. 

With no supermarkets close 

by and a limited amount of food 

and water available, Mt Pleasant 

resident Tom Davies decided to 

set up a market to help people 

get what they needed. 

Six years on the market’s key 

role has shifted a little, while 

there isn’t an emergency associated 

with it any more it still 

provides people with what they 

need. While it also provides a 

place for members of the community 

to meet or “bump into 

one another”. 

A long lunch has been 

planned for Queen’s Birthday 

weekend to celebrate what the 

market has provided for the 

community. It will, of course, 

involve the fresh produce often 

sold at the market through a 

three-course meal created by 

local chef Kris Buist. 

A team of volunteers will help 

in the kitchen, serve the food 

and provide the music. 

Event organiser Linda Rutland 

said even after all this time 

the market was still widely used 

TASTY: The long lunch is planned to celebrate what the farmers’ market has provided the 

community with for the last six years. 

by locals. 

“While locals tell us they 

enjoy shopping at the market to 

buy fresh, locally grown food, 

the opportunity it provides each 

week for residents to “bump” 

into one another while buying 

artisan bread or a piece of handmade 

cheese is just as highly 

valued,” Ms Rutland said. 

•The event is planned for 

12.30pm on June 5 at the Mt 

Pleasant Centre. Tickets can 

be bought from the centre 

from the or phone Ms Rutland 

on 384 2160 or 021 239 

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Money raised from the 

tickets will go back into the 

market, to help improve it. 

Water being 

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at Birdlings Flat 

PUMPING HAS resumed at 

Birdlings Flat after repairs were 

made to a water well. 

Water was trucked from 

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over a month following concerns 

over the well’s structural safety. 

The Jones Rd well services the 

Birdlings Flat community but was 

out of use from the start of April 

due to structural damage at the top 

of the well head. 

Head of Three Waters and Waste 

John Mackie said it was inspected 

by well drillers using CCTV who 

found no issues with the rest of the 

structure. The top of the well head 

has been upgraded to prevent the 

well casing from slumping in future. 

Mr Mackie said the reason for the 

slump was still unknown. 

Water samples taken to assess the 

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The council resumed pumping 

from the Jones Rd well last Tuesday. 

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SCHOOLS 

LEARNING HOW to milk cows 

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Learning about farming 

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The pupils even got to try 

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Nel shows his class 

• By Gordon Findlater 

TWO TRIES from Dylan Nel 

were a feature of Sumner’s 

dominant 52-15 win over High 

School Old Boys on Saturday. 

The South African No 8 

missed the previous week’s 

disappointing loss to Burnside 

due to a call up to the Crusaders. 

On Saturday, he returned to 

show why he is on the cusp of the 

Super Rugby side as he provided 

plenty of go forward to help 

Sumner record only their second 

win of the season. 

“Anytime you put a guy like 

that into a team, he’s going 

to make it a better one,” said 

Sumner coach Martin Dodgson. 

Nel is currently tied on eight 

points with Lincoln University’s 

Josh McKay in the most valuable 

player standings for the division 

1 rugby competition. 

He is also Sumner’s top try 

scorer, crossing the line four 

times this season. 

Sumner were aided by the 

return of fullback/winger 

and Canterbury Mitre 10 Cup 

representative Marshall Suckling, 

who turned out for the first time 

this season against HSOB. 

“It was huge for us having him 

back,” said Dodgson. 

Nel and Suckling are 

also part of a five-strong 

Sumner contingent named in 

Canterbury’s 31-man squad for 

the upcoming Ranfurly Shield 

defences against Wanganui on 

June 21 and Mid-Canterbury on 

August 4. They will be joined by 

Poasa Waqanibau, Tom Crozier 

and Samu Tawake. 

Sumner is currently in eighth 

spot with four rounds remaining 

before the competition is split 

SPORTS 

KEY MAN: Dylan Nel will look to help his team to a win against 

Shirley when the two meet on Saturday. 

PHOTO: ROZELLE MAY 

into a top and bottom six. On 

Saturday, they will play Shirley, 

who are six competition points 

ahead of them in seventh. 

The last time the two 

teams met, Nel scored two 

tries in a 41-7 win at Burwood 

Park. 

Lawson up for sportsman of the year 

Winning a record 11th national title has seen Sumner Bowling 

Club’s Gary Lawson named as a finalist in the sportsman 

of the year award at this month’s Bowls Canterbury annual 

awards. In January, Lawson became the most successful Kiwi 

bowler of all time with victory in the men’s pairs at the Bowls 

New Zealand national championships in New Plymouth. He 

was also part of the successful Canterbury senior men’s 

inter-centre team which are finalists for the team of the year 

award. The Sumner men’s sevens are also finalists in the 

team award. 

Win for Port Hills runner 

• By Andrew King 

PORT HILLS Athletic Club’s 

Nina Ericson won the junior 

section of the Hanmer Four 

Square Half Marathon recently. 

Now she will turn her 

attention to the Christchurch 

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running in the 10km race on 

June 4. 

The 13-year-old from 

Christchurch Rudolf Steiner 

School clocked her best ever half 

marathon time in Hanmer of 2hr 

18min when she competed on 

May 6. 

“I had sore legs as I sprinted 

across the line, but I was very 

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she said. 

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WE HAVE MOVED 

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Create ’n’ Connect Art and Craft 

Group 

Thursday, 9.30am-noon 

If you’re crafty or want to start 

getting crafty go along to this 

group. Take your own project or 

go with ideas for a new one. Others 

in the group are there to offer 

help or advice. Meet new likeminded 

creative people and learn 

new skills. Pass on your tips and 

pick some up from other people at 

the group. This event aims to help 

with your projects and meet new 

people. Phone Beth on 022 678 

1252 for more information. 

St Andrews Anglican Church, 

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. Free entry 

Bardo of the Nectar Lovers 

Today until June 4 – various 

times 

The latest exhibition from 50 

Works Gallery features new pieces 

by Maryrose Crook. She used oil 

on canvas to create her surrealist 

pieces. Take a wander around the 

gallery and check out all of the 

pieces on display from a range 

of different artists. The gallery is 

open Thursday and Friday, 2pm- 

4pm and Saturdays, 11am-4pm. 

Other times by appointment. 

50 London St. 

Babytimes 

Friday, 10.30am-11am 

This event allows for parents 

and caregivers to interact with 

each other while letting the babies 

learn. At these sessions babies 

learn through language, rhymes, 

songs, stories and play. The babies 

learn together and build connections 

with each other. 

Lyttelton Library, 18 Canterbury 

St. Free entry 

Rhythm and bubs 

Friday from 9.30am-11.45am 

If you’re looking to engage 

your baby or pre-schooler in 

music go along to this event 

run every Friday morning for 

a series of 30min sessions. This 

event runs during term school 

times. The sessions allow for 

children, parents and caregivers 

to meet one another and interact 

with others around the Sumner, 

Redcliffs and Mt Pleasant area. 

Mainly Music is a fun and 

educational music and movement 

session followed by morning tea 

and a social and play time. The 

first session is free, $4 per session 

after that. Phone Hazel on 384 

1965 or 021 077 1264 for more 

information. 

St Andrews Church, 148 Main 

Rd, Redcliffs. 

Charlesworth Reserve 

Community Planting Day and 

Gala 

Sunday, 10am-noon 

Charlesworth Reserve is 

being restored to protect a tidal 

wetland and the surrounding 

coastal shrubland and forest. 

This is an important habitat for 

native wetland birds. This year 

there are 1800 plants to add to 

the project. Join the city council 

rangers, Trees for Canterbury 

Email caitlin.miles@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

and Ihutai Trust for the day and 

make a valuable contribution to 

restoration. Make sure to bring 

clothing appropriate for any 

weather and don’t forget to take 

a water bottle and sturdy shoes 

or gumboots. Gloves, tools and 

sunscreen are all supplied. 

Charlesworth Reserve. Free 

Storytimes 

Tuesday, 11am-11.30am 

Encourage reading in your 

pre-schoolers. Storytimes have 

interactive programmes which 

include stories, songs, rhymes 

and play. Have children meet 

each other and build friendships 

at this event while learning more. 

Pick up some library books to 

read to them at home. 

Lyttelton Library, 18 

Canterbury St. Free entry 

Cages for trees 

Be a part of the effort to restore 

the Port Hills following the fire 

which destroyed a lot of plant 

life. City council rangers aim to 

put in 7000 plants and to do that 

they need you to help construct 

8400 protective cages. The cages 

protect the plants from being 

eaten by hares. 

This event is on until May 14 at 

various times in Victoria Park at 

the ranger headquarters. 

TRIKE FUN: This event highlights road safety by getting 

children and the whole family involved. Everyone is 

encouraged to take their trikes, bikes and scooters to the 

community event which will involve fun games, races and 

learning about road safety to promote New Zealand Road 

Safety Week. Make sure to take your helmets and any other 

safety gear you might need. There will be a sausage sizzle 

and fruit provided at the fun event. It will take place outside 

Moa Kids pre-school at Barnett Park on Main Rd from 10amnoon. 

Gold coin donation to attend and the money goes 

toward Brake NZ. 

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breads, cheeses and free range 

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area at the weekend. 

Lyttelton Farmers Market: 

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Dr Machado says she had noticed 

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