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Decision
to restrict
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to ferry
terminal
met with
petition
• By Sarla Donovan
AN ONLINE petition calling
for better public access to the
Diamond Harbour ferry terminal
has attracted 170 signatures in
one week.
Set up by the Diamond Harbour
Residents Association, the
petition calls on the city council
and Environment Canterbury to
“ensure that within 100m of the
Diamond Harbour ferry terminal,
there is adequate bus parking
on the Lyttelton wharf and that
there is a drop-off/pick-up zone
for private vehicles.”
It follows a decision by the
Lyttelton Port Company to
reduce bus parking spaces from
three to one and not provide a
pick-up/drop-off zone.
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Board is to have an urgent
meeting with the LPC, ECan and
the city council on Monday, to
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FROM
THE
EDITOR’S
DESK
THE PRESSURE continues to
build on the authorities over public
access to the Diamond Harbour
ferry terminal in Lyttelton.
We report on page 1 today an
online petition over the issue has
attracted 170 signatures in a week.
The Diamond Harbour
Residents Association isn’t overly
chuffed with what’s happening on
the Lyttelton side and are showing
they are willing to fight.
The petition is targeted at the
city council and Environment
Canterbury as a way of circumnavigating
some of the port company’s
plans.
What the residents’ association
now needs is for the community
board to stand alongside them and
ensure the changes to the terminal
are passenger friendly.
As I said previously, the ferry
terminal at Lyttelton is a shocker,
and well overdue for a revamp.
Critical to that revamp is making it
passenger-friendly. – Barry Clarke
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Maori village goes to the dogs
• By Bridget Rutherford and
Sarla Donovan
THE FERRYMEAD site that
was once home to the failed
Christchurch Maori Village
could be turned into a dog park.
City councillor Yani Johanson
and the Linwood-Central-
Heathcote Community Board
have asked city council staff to
prepare a
report on
whether the
site could
be used as a
dog exercise
area.
The village
was set up
by Tamaki
Yani Johanson
Heritage
Experiences,
owned
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by brothers Doug and Mike
Tamaki, in 2007 but closed after
the earthquakes because of
financial issues.
Several larger buildings
at the park were dismantled
and transported back to the
company’s Rotorua base after
its closure in 2012, while huts
and fencing from the replica Pa
were sold to the Ko Tane Living
Maori Village at Christchurch’s
Willowbank Wildlife Park.
The former landfill was remediated
by the city council as part
of its agreement with Tamaki
Heritage Experiences.
In 2014, the city council
sought registrations of interest
but failed to attract anyone.
Cr Johanson said the site
would be suited to a dog park.
“There is a shortage of dog exercise
areas in the bay harbour
area. You’ve got the beaches but
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can take dogs) and there’s often
stock grazing up at John Britten
Reserve.”
There were dedicated dog
exercise spaces in other parts of
the city, including The Groynes,
Victoria Park and Halswell
Quarry.
“This area and the central city
are the two that stand out as not
having a dedicated dog park.”
PLAN: A report on whether
the former Maori village
site in Ferrymead could be
turned into a dog park is
expected before Christmas.
(Above) The Victoria Park
dog park.
Christchurch has experienced
growth in dog numbers over
recent years. In 2014, there was
one dog for every 10 humans in
the city.
Cr Johanson said he expected
city council staff to report back
on the idea before Christmas.
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on Saturday. Lyttelton Fire Brigade
chief fire officer Mark Buckley said
they had to extract the biker by air
as the location made it difficult to
transport her by stretcher. She had
“banged herself up pretty badly,”
Mr Buckley said, and was flown
directly to Christchurch Hospital
for treatment. Her injuries were not
understood to be life-threatening.
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Skateboarders using the new
Sumner Centre car park may be
warned off with signs prohibiting
the activity. A nearby motel owner
raised concerns recently with
the Linwood-Central-Heathcote
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park was having on his business.
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staff for advice on how to restrict
skateboarding activity in the car
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News
RSA exploring options for clubrooms
• By Sarla Donovan
THE Sumner-Redcliffs RSA
has been caught in no-man’s
land since the February 22,
2011, earthquake destroyed its
Wakefield Ave clubrooms.
Builder Ian Caldwell, 47, died
when boulders from a cliff face
crashed onto the RSA and a
building site next door.
The building was red-stickered
and subsequently demolished in
2014.
Since then, the club has been
without a headquarters and there
are no current plans to rebuild.
“We can’t,” president Bill Joines
told the Bay Harbour News. “We
don’t have any land.”
Though the club has been looking
at different options, there’s
nothing concrete on the horizon.
“We’re sounding out different
places at the moment. We’ve had
an insurance payout, but I don’t
know if it will go to the extent of
rebuilding.”
Sumner-Redcliffs RSA was
started in 1932, as a sub-branch
of the Christchurch RSA.
Early activities in the first year
involved smoko, a social evening
attended by the mayor and the
club’s first annual dance.
However, the new club looked
after more than just social events.
With high unemployment at
that time, it was called upon to
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MEMORIAL: Sumner-Redcliffs RSA president Bill Joines and
his wife Rawi by the World War 1 memorial plaque at the new
Sumner Centre: Matuku Takotako. PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
assist returned servicemen of the
district experiencing financial
distress.
In 1944 it bought a couple of
army huts and relocated them
NEW LOCATION
13b Parkhouse Rd, Christchurch
to a section at 34 Wakefield Ave,
where the club would remain for
the next 70 years.
Numbers at the club have
fallen dramatically since the
REPAIR: Bronze plaques,
enclosed in stone at the
entrance of the former
Sumner RSA building, will be
rebuilt.
earthquakes, from 200-300 down
to 100.
With no base, the regulars now
meet at Sumner’s Village Inn on
Thursdays at 5pm.
Kitty Fenton is one of them –
she says there’s usually about a
dozen people there.
“We meet and have a bit of a
yarn, a catch up and a drink.
Then at 6pm, the president says
the Ode of Remembrance, ‘Lest
We Forget.’”
She says after six years, she’s
got used to not having a building.
Mr Joines, who served in the
SAS from 1955-58, said one of
the options they would consider
was joining another local club,
similar to what the New Brighton
RSA had done.
It’s now linked with the New
Brighton Bowling Club with
which it shares a room, becoming
the New Brighton Bowling Club
and RSA.
Sumner Bowling Club secretary
Colin Thompson said the
idea had been brought up informally
in the past, but no formal
approach had been made by the
Sumner RSA.
Mr Thompson wouldn’t comment
on whether the club would
be open to the idea, saying it
would be up to the committee.
The bowling club’s Richmond
Hill Rd clubrooms are being
rebuilt next year, with work
expected to start in April.
Meanwhile, two 1947 bronze
plaques commemorating the Anzacs
– placed on stone columns at
the entrance to the former RSA
clubrooms – are to be brought
out of storage and the columns
rebuilt.
The city council is working
with stonemasons on the project
and will look at reusing some
of the original stone, which
was salvaged and stockpiled in
Lyttelton.
Rawi Joines said she was looking
forward to the columns being
completed before next year’s
Anzac day commemorations.
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Working group to look
at future of Scott Park
• By Sarla Donovan
A WORKING group looking
at the layout and future
development of Scott Park in
Mt Pleasant will meet next
Wednesday.
The group was set up after
Coastal Pathway Group chairman
Scott Babington last month
raised concerns about public access
to the Scott Park foreshore
near the Ferrymead Bridge.
Mr Babington said the meeting
next week would be a chance
to start developing an overall
masterplan for park users. “We
want to know what it’s going to
look like in 10 years time.”
The working group will
include Linwood-Central-
Heathcote Community Board
chairwoman Sally Buck and
board members Tim Lindley
and Darrell Latham. The Coastal
Pathway Trust, Mt Pleasant Residents
Association, Windsport
Association, Christchurch Yacht
Club and the Mt Pleasant Scouts
have also been invited.
Mr Babington last month told
the board fenced-off planting
between the Coastal Pathway
and the Mt Pleasant Yacht club’s
new boatshed was making water
IMPOSING:
Mt Pleasant
Yacht Club’s
new boat
shed is
substantially
larger than its
predecessor.
access difficult for the public.
The boatshed was built this
year to replace one damaged in
the Canterbury earthquakes.
With a footprint of 486m2
and maximum height of 7.3m,
it is substantially larger than the
building it replaced, which was
275m2 and approximately 4m
high.
A condition of the build,
which wasn’t publicly notified,
required the club to plant and
maintain totara trees between
the building and the coastal
pathway.
Dr Latham said he wanted to
get a better overview of the issues
relating to Scott Park.
“I’m particularly interested
in the access to the public boat
ramp and jetty below the Ferrymead
Bridge footpath and to
the legal paper road that goes
right along the foreshore in front
of the shed and clubhouse.”
He said it was curious that
the Coastal Pathway ran along
the edge of Main Rd rather than
along the foreshore.
Mr Babington said the group
had wanted the Coastal Pathway
to go beside the water but were
put off during the design development
stage.
“We were very keen to go
along the foreshore but one of
the city council employees spoke
very strongly . . . that yachting
sports needed priority.”
The meeting would provide
the opportunity to “seek clarification
on a range of issues,” Mr
Babington said.
• By Sarla Donovan
GINGER CAT Mandu has a new
home.
Mandu featured in the Bay
Harbour News last month after
he made friends with residents of
Edith Cavell Lifecare in Sumner.
A resident, Denise Brown,
wanted to make sure he had a
home, so she put out the call for
the owner to get in touch.
But no-one came forward to
claim the ginger tom, so he’s now
been adopted by the daughter of
90-year-old Ed Cotter, who was
one of his favourite residents at
the rest home (hence the name,
short for Kathmandu.)
Mr Cotter was part of the first
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daughters,
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Ms Brown said she very pleased
Mandu had found a stable home
with Jacqui Cotter, who lives in
Brighton.
“He went off quite happily
on Saturday; he’s already been
micro-chipped and the vet said
he was two-years-old and a lovely
cat.”
Although some residents were
upset to see him go, “one of the
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News
Bid to manage harbour gullies
City council
investigates
committee’s
request
• By Sarla Donovan
MORGAN’S GULLY and
Sam’s Gully could be included
in the Diamond Harbour
Reserve Management
Committee brief.
The Banks Peninsula
Community Board has asked
city council staff to investigate
the possibility after a request
from the committee last week.
Though neither is a legal
reserve, committee member
Thomas Kulpe told the
board it made sense to take
responsibility for managing
the gullies, as it meant the
committee could officially
commit resources to their
development and maintenance.
“It would (also) provide
a democratic forum where
the principles of the reserve
committe can be applied. The
problem at the moment is
there’s no agreed principles
and no vision for the amenities
(which have been developed).
RESPONSIBLE: The Diamond Harbour Reserve Management Committee wants Sam’s
Gully (above) and Morgan’s Gully to come under its brief.
There’s no co-ordination
between organisations and no
single point of contact.”
The gullies sit in the
middle of a 38ha block of city
council-owned land, orginally
purchased by a previous
council to provide land for
housing.
Community groups have
extensively planted both gullies
and developed a footpath
linking Diamond Harbour
School to Waipapa Ave.
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Previous attempts at having
the gullies reserved have
been rejected by the city
council.
Mr Kulpe said they weren’t
trying to “gain reserve
status by stealth”, but by
improving the amenity value
of the area it “may increase
the attractiveness of the
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the future”.
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Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi
Wednesday October 4 2017
News
Terminal plan met with petition
•From page 1
Bay Harbour News reported last
week the community board had
asked for the meeting after the
newspaper revealed two weeks
ago the LPC’s decision to reduce
bus parking spaces to one and not
provide a pick-up/drop-off zone.
Diamond Harbour Residents
Association chairman Richard
Suggate told a board meeting last
week that the LPC’s refusal to
provide a drop-off zone would
force the infirm, disabled or
with heavy parcels, to walk from
Norwich Quay.
He said the ferry was the only
link for Diamond Harbour residents
if there were road closures
and access should be suitable for
people with disabilities, the elderly
and very young, “including
not having to use steps or walk
long distances.”
Port company chief executive
Peter Davie said LPC staff met
with the Banks Peninsula Community
Board on July 31.
“At that meeting staff showed
board members the plans for
the Diamond Harbour ferry
upgrade and changed access for
the buses. Our plans have not
changed since presenting them
to the Community Board in July.
“At the July meeting we explained
to the community board
that there will be a reduction in
space for the buses to park. LPC
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Dimaond Harbour pupils have
no trouble with Aladdin show
SCHOOLS
THE DIAMOND Harbour
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Trouble, wowed the crowd at the
Diamond Harbour community
hall.
The pantomime-style musical
was filled with puns, corny dad
jokes and, of course, a lot of
singing. Every pupil was involved
from the leading roles by year
7s and 8s to dance routines and
small acting roles for those in
years 0-6.
The leading roles were
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Scherazarde, Alex Cameron
as the Sultan, Olive Tuipulotu
as the Genie, with the baddie,
Abanazar, played by Adam
Anderson, and eventual love
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played by Tane Payne and Anna
Clinch.
The show wouldn’t have been
complete without a pantomime
dame – Widow Twankey was
played by the extremely funny
Darcy McMillan.
Deputy principal Fiona Rice
thanked everyone who helped
behind the scenes with props
and costume-making. “It really
wouldn’t work without that
support.” Year 7 pupil Poppy
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cave of wonders.
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The Lyttelton Rugby Club would like to thank all their sponsors
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Richie Cummings
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The 52nd annual Lyttelton /Titahi Bay trip was another
successful event. This year the Lyttelton U13’s travelled
to Titahi Bay/Norths to play for the Challenge Shield and
then hosted the Titahi Bay/Norths team two weeks later.
Although the Lyttelton team were beaten in both games,
the games were played in good spirit with Lyttelton playing
adventurous rugby right to the end, although out played by
a better team.
Special thank you must go out to all our sponsors and
supporters for their support towards this historic annual
trip.
Without your support this trip would not continue. As trip
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to Linda Preddy (Junior Club Captain) and Jodie Goodmanson
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Lyttelton Port Company is currently in
the process of upgrading the Diamond
Harbour ferry terminal services. This
includes a re-configured waiting area,
replacement of the previously removed
pedestrian bridge and reduction of the bus
parking area. The reduced bus area will
exclude the opportunity for car drop-offs
on the wharf, and possibly remove the bus
pick-up service, relocating it to Norwich
Quay. So the ferry upgrade involves a
reduction in service.
Black Cat has recently advised the
Banks Peninsula Community Board
that the ferry service provides more than
100,000 passenger trips annually. This
is made up of residents and visitors. For
Diamond Harbour residents, the alternative
transport option is a 35min winding
drive. A recent slip off the side of the road
in Church Bay has reduced the road to
one lane. Any more slippage and the road
is gone, with the only alternative a back
road – little more than a badly paved stock
route currently littered with sink holes,
arising it would seem from a poorly laid
sewer. If these roads become unusable –
which is possible – the ferry becomes the
only access to Diamond Harbour.
The ferry service matters.
LPC is currently proposing to reduce the
service to “make better utilisation of the
land”. That is, to provide car parks for its
staff who are being shifted into their new
offices about 400m away. So is the best utilisation
car parking for about 100 people
or public transport for 100,000?
What is it with LPC? When it applied for
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that among other benefits, it would enable
logs to be shifted from in front of Norwich
Quay. It has reclaimed about 10ha which
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On day one of the harbour dredging
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Is the dredging required for the cruise
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the panel that the answer was no, as
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are now told that the appeal on the granting
of the dredging consent will delay the
cruise ship berth. Sorry local businesses.
Now we have a multi-million dollar
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parking, and for the sake of one bus park
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SPORTS
MEDALIST: Maddie
Sharpe (left) shows off her
silver medal after helping
Canterbury to a second place
finish.
IN STRIDE: Charlie Bailey finished ninth in his age group
against some of the best young runners from around the
country. ​
TWO SUMNER Running Club
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championships in Timaru
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Year 8 Heathcote Valley
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schools team in the championship.
The pair both recorded
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The shield is competed for
DETERMINED: Lucy Wheeler
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Sumner runners help
Canty cross-country
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annually at the championship
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Lucy Wheeler and Benita
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Lucy came home in 26th, while
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The journey started back in May
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Their preparation and training
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IT’S A BLAST!
THESE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
Fun times for families at local leisure spot
The focus is very much on family
entertainment at the popular leisure outlet,
Ferrymead Golf, and with new activities just
launched in time for the school holidays there
is even more for families to enjoy.
A new moving target has been installed at
the driving range, which features pigs and
ducks for you to try and hit with the ball, plus
there are three clown heads that ‘catch’ balls
fired from four air cannons.
Another exciting new offer is the ‘Family
Affair’ package available on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. For just $99, up to two
adults and three children can play unlimited
miniputt – indoor and outdoor, hit 150 balls
on the driving range, which includes club
hire, and enjoy a large WOW pizza and a
bowl of fries. Bookings are essential for this.
For the grown-ups Ferrymead Golf is
offering specials every Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, from 5pm-8pm. These are: $11
jugs of Speights or Macs
Gold; $22 Bucket ‘n’
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balls (excluding club hire),
plus a pint of Sepights
or Macs Gold, or a glass
of house wine; and $35
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which includes 100 balls
(excluding club hire), a pint
of Speights or Macs Gold or
a glass of house wine and a
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For the ladies, Friday
night is Ladies’ Night. For
$25, ladies get a glass of bubbly or red or white
house wine, unlimited miniputt – indoor and
outdoor, and 50 balls on the driving range,
including club hire.
Another new development
at Ferrymead Golf is the
creation of the Ferrymead
Events Centre for functions in
the restaurant area. The facility
can cater for up to 170 people,
including 110 in the marquee,
so is ideal for all types of
celebration such as special
birthdays, anniversaries and
engagements.
It is also a great spot for
work Christmas functions,
and there are still some dates
available for the upcoming festive season.
With the stunning backdrop of the Port
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and activities, Ferrymead Golf is the perfect
location to enjoy time with family and friends
and celebrate those special occasions.
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Holiday activity: Make a
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Wednesday, 2-4pm
Create an adorable penguin
book mark to fit neatly over the
corner of your current read. This
is a free event with no bookings
required. Suitable for all ages.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre
Strength ’n’ Stretch Class
Wednesday, 6-7pm
For women in their fab-50s
and beyond. Enjoy a whole body
workout at a medium level which
includes exercise to music, circuit
stations and more. First class
is half price.
St Andrews Anglican Church,
148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. $10
Running Club
Thursday, 6pm-7pm
Get active and have fun running
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coaches to help improve
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terrains.
Mt Vernon Valley track car
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Friday, 11am-noon
Stories and rhyme in French
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required
Akaroa Library
Mainly Music
Friday, 9.30-11.15am
Are you looking for a fun
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or pre-schooler? Do you want
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the Sumner-Redcliffs-Mount
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fun, educational half hour music
and movement session followed
by morning tea and a social/
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out – the first session is free. $4
per family casual rate. $30 for a
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021 077 1264.
St Andrews Church, 148 Main
Rd, Redcliffs
Akaroa French Fest Market
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Saturday, 11am-4.30pm
Enjoy French inspired markets,
games, food and entertainment
from the Akaroa Silver
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Lizzie Cook’s Band and the
Canterbury Brass Band. Waiter
races are at 2pm, a cock-crowing
competition at 3pm; there’s
a petanque competition and
French games all day
Akaroa Recreation Ground
Sumner Playgroup
Monday, 9.30-11.30am
For children aged up to five
years and their caregivers. Different
areas of play include arts/
crafts, dress up, constructive
play, outdoor/physical play
weather permitting. Morning tea
for adults and children provided.
Cost $3 for adult and child, $2
for additional child.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre
Card Group
Monday, 12.45pm
Whether you’re an experienced
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of playing 500. It’s an engaging,
social afternoon and a great way
to start your week. Cost is $4
which includes afternoon tea.
Phone Don Harkness for more
information, ph 3842 890
9 James St, Redcliffs
Holiday Activity: Photo
Booth Fun
Monday, 2-4pm
Dress up in Antarctic-themed
props and take photos of your
creative costumes. Free event.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre
Holiday Activity: The
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The market showcases
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239 8946. Other dates
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Thursday, October 12,
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Explore the world of Julia
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Village Library these school
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like Room on the Broom, The
Gruffalo, Stickman, Superworm
and her latest, The Dog Detective.
You can also take part in
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Gruffalo mask, or Stickman or
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to the editor in chief and be part
of a planning team for Star Media’s
newspapers and website www.star.kiwi
If you think you have what
it takes to be part of a
progressive company and
competitive news room send
your CV to:
Editor in Chief Barry Clarke
barry@starmedia.kiwi
Star Media is seeking a senior journalist to join its award
winning news room and play a major role in leading its
stable of community newspapers.
The successful applicant will need to be passionate about local news, have
a great knowledge of Christchurch and Canterbury and the people who
make its communities tick, and have a friendly, approachable personality
that will build great networks.
Send your CV to:
Editor in Chief Barry Clarke
barry@starmedia.kiwi

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