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SING-ALONG: Angie Dally has worked at Mt Pleasant Kindergarten since 1991 and is now a local celebrity. She is pictured playing 

the ukulele to Ben Jarvis, Sophie Jarvis, Emma Brown and Louisa Liu. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

Local ‘celeb’ bows out after 26 years 

• By Sarla Donovan 

ANGIE DALLY is a local 

celebrity. 

But the head teacher at Mt 

Pleasant Kindergarten has made 

the tough decision to retire at the 

end of this year after 26 years of 

service. 

Former parent Vanessa Kearns 

says she will be dearly missed. 

“She is an awesome lady. 

Everyone loves and knows Angie 

– (she’s) a local celebrity.” 

Mrs Kearns said her two 

children had an amazing kindergarten 

experience, thanks to Ms 

Dally’s ability to tap into their 

individual passions. 

“My daughter is obsessed with 

birds, so Angie had her making 

a bird feeder at one point. And 

our son loves music – Angie has 

taught him to play the ukelele, 

a skill he now has forever.” “She 

has worked so incredibly hard 

to foster a caring, kind, loving 

environment for all our children. 

We will all miss her dearly.” 

Retirement for Ms Dally will 

involve taking things a little 

easier – including spending more 

time with her family, in the garden, 

reading and walking in the 

bush and on the beach. 

“I know I will see much more 

of my own whanau. I have plans 

to extend my own vegetable 

patch and possibly a new chicken 

or two in the run. There will be 

so much to do, but first I may 

treat myself to a few days of 

sleeping in.” Before starting at 

Mt Pleasant in 1991, Ms Dally 

worked at Kidsfirst Kindergarten 

in Beckenham and prior to that 

was in the music industry. 

•Turn to page 9 

Kayak 

business 

may be 

back on 

harbour 

next year 


BUSINESS OWNER Bill 

Trolove is $30,000 out of pocket 

after a two-year battle with the 

city council over compliance. 

Lyttelton Kayaks has been 

operating out of Cass Bay for 

10 years but was forced to close 

earlier this year after breaching a 

rule in the city council’s District 

Plan. 

Owner and operator Bill 

Trolove said he was annoyed at 

having to fight the city council 

to stay open. 

“I’m really pissed off. It’s the 

red-tape mentality mindlessly 

applied,” he said. 

Mr Trolove was storing the 

kayaks on his section in Cass 

Bay when a member of public 

complained to the city council 

in 2015. 

Head of regulatory compliance 

Tracey Weston said Mr 

Trolove’s business was found 

to have breached two rules in 

the District Plan – having an 

unapproved relocated building 

(a garage) on the section, and 

running activities not provided 

for within a residential zone. 

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from the editor’s desk 

OUR ARTICLE on problems at the 

Heathcote Valley Community Centre two 

weeks ago may have been the kick up the 

backside the powers that be needed. 

On page 3 today, we reveal city council 

staff have met with association chairman Lewis Low and it 

looks like a solution is in the wind. 

Problems at the $860,000 Heathcote Valley Community 

Centre should be ironed out before winter. 

But the litmus test will come as to who actually pays for solving 

the problems, and, unfortunately, the council has vaguely 

suggested the association may have to play a part. 

So we may have to give them another kick up the proverbial 

to get a good result for a hard-working community association. 

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Community centre 


PROBLEMS AT the $860,000 

Heathcote Valley Community 

Centre should be ironed out 

before winter. 

The centre is managed by the 

Heathcote Valley Community 

Association, which has recently 

complained of 

poor heating 

and electrical 

problems in the 

kitchen leading 

to plugs shorting 

out. 

Lewis Low 

Association 

chairman Lewis 

Low met with 

city council staff on Monday to 

discuss issues with the one-yearold 

building. 

He said the city council had 

agreed to support the association 

to find solutions to the building’s 

problems. 

This would include 

investigating whether to install 

additional heat pumps or put 

remote control timers on the 

existing heating panels. 

The city council would 

also look at fixing the wiring 

problem in the kitchen – as 

when more than two plugs are 

used, the wiring short circuits. 

City council head of 

community support, governance 

and partnerships Lester 

Wolfreys said there was “not 

yet” an agreement to pay for 

improvements to the heating. 

“(We are) in discussions with 

the community association 

about this,” he said, adding that 


ON THE DOMAIN LINCOLN 3 MARCH 2018 

defects to be fixed before winter 

SOLUTIONS: The city council will help fix problems with the Heathcote Valley Community 

Centre. 

the city council takes safety 

“very seriously” and would 

ensure any issues regarding 

safety are addressed. 

The association manages 

the centre on behalf of the city 

council with the long-term goal 

to gain extra income that can be 

used to support groups in the 

community. 

“We have a lovely community 

asset and we want it to get more 

use,” Mr Low said. 

He is hoping the planned 

improvements will increase its 

appeal. Businesses or groups 

looking to hire space at the 

centre can email Jackie Foulkes 

at heathcotevillageproject@ 

gmail.com 

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Sumner Lifeboat honours members for 

Six members of the Sumner Lifeboat Institute were 

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weekend. 

PETER MCDONALD was given 

the Coastguard certificate for 40 

years service. 

Peter joined in 1977 and 

went on to skipper a number 

of lifeboats and surf rescue jet 

boats. In 1981, he was on the jet 

boat Aid II returning from a call 

out when the vessel capsized in 

surf opposite Head St, Sumner. 

Although the vessel was written 

off, there were no casualties. This 

prompted a rethink of the gear 

worn on inshore lifeboats, pointing 

the way toward modern-day 

wetsuits. After a stint as deputy 

to coxswain Walter Baguley, Peter 

was coxswain from 1995 until 

his retirement from active crew 

in 2001. He remains on reserve 

and has life crew member status. 

•John Barton 

received the 

silver bar for 20 

years service. 

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fringes of the 

Sumner Lifeboat 

until 1997. His 

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including the introduction of 

Coastguard’s structured training 

programme and certificates of 

competency. He is one of the rare 

breed who is just as happy to remain 

onshore as to go to sea. His 

knowledge of Land Rovers and 

local geography made him very 

useful as shore crew. One of the 

most likeable and humble members 

of the crew, he has – with 

typical grit – made a remarkable 

recovery after suffering a stroke 

in late 2016. 

•Blair Quane was awarded a 

silver bar for 15 years service 

Blair joined the crew in 2002 

and continued 

the strong link 

between Sumner 

Lifeboat and 

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which began 

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After the earthquakes, the siren 

which had been on the Sumner 

Community Centre needed 

a new home. It was a time when 

everyone had more pressing 

priorities and there was no obvious 

alternative location. Blair cut 

through the red tape and had the 

siren installed on its own post at 

the front of the lifeboat station. 

It is great to hear the former airraid 

siren sound again, signalling 

to the local community that 

Sumner Lifeboat is active, and 

reassuring those nearby needing 

rescue that help is on the way. 

Following Paul Lawson’s retirement, 

Blair was elected coxswain 

in 2015 and has worked 

tirelessly on the seemingly neverending 

list of projects which 

lifeboat continues to produce. 

•Ashley Rule gained a silver 

medal for five years service 

Ashley joined Sumner Lifeboat 

Introducing 

Emma to our team 

in 2012 and has attained senior 

operational crew status in the 

unit. He has recently taken on 

the role of station officer, involving 

general maintenance and 

upkeep of the lifeboat buildings 

and vehicles. This important 

role enables the 

unit to operate 

effectively at all 

times and Ashley 

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the smallest jobs 

like changing 

lightbulbs are 

done. Over the last five years, 

Ashley has been a dedicated 

crew member, keenly involved 

in both trainings and rescues 

and instrumental in many of 

the station’s electrical upgrades, 

including the reinstatement of 

the lifeboat siren and backup 

generator establishment. 

•Chloe Harris received a silver 

medal for five years service 

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She has a real passion 

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As one of few female’s on 

the crew, Chloe has fitted 

well into the unit and her 

friendly dedicated personality 

is always welcome. 

•Mike Barber (right) was 

given a certificate for three 

years service 

Mike Barber joined 

the unit in 2014 and, as 

a local resident and avid 

mariner, he quickly fitted 

in. He is always available 

for those call-outs during 

the week when other crew 

are at work. Mike brings a 

good knowledge of practical 

boating experience 

to Sumner Lifeboat and 

some excellent wisdom 

and learning for some of 

the newer members. He is 

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Berths snapped up at marina 

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LYTTELTON PORT of 

Christchurch has already 

leased more than 110 berths at 

the new Te Ana Marina and 

is now seeking expressions 

of interest from businesses 

looking to become part of 

the commercial waterfront 

development. 

LPC will own and operate 

the marina and associated 

facilities which are due for 

completion in April, 2018. The 

marina will feature 170 berths 

for yachts and powerboats 

and include a safe, waterfront 

promenade. 

LPC chief executive, Peter 

Davie said he was delighted 

with the level of interest the 

berths had attracted. 

“It shows growing support 

TO A NEW LOCATION IN 

FERRYMEAD, DUE TO 

EARTHQUAKE REPAIRS 

for the development of a 

modern walk-on marina in 

Lyttelton.” 

Stage one of the commercial 

development is the refurbishment 

of an existing wool store. 

The building will be strengthened 

and upgraded and efforts 

will be made to retain many 

of the characteristics of the 

original building. 

“Opportunities are available 

for a wide range of businesses, 

including retail, food and beverage, 

marine services, offices 

POPULAR: An aerial view of the new Te Ana Marina. 

expect rental rates will be competitive 

and reflect the value 

and amenity of the location 

and facility,” Mr Davie said. 

Accommodation will also be 

provided in the wool store for 

the marina’s administration 

offices, berth-holder amenities 

and public washroom facilities. 

Mr Davie said the regional 

significance and appeal of 

Te Ana would attract a wide 

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“Christchurch will finally 

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is a fully serviced, walk-on 

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CLOSED: The Lyttelton Kayak company (inset) was forced to shut down 

operations after breaching the city council’s District Plan. 

Kayak business to return 

•From page 1 

“The business breached 

the district plan and also 

the Building Act 2004 

however, upon identifying 

these breaches the city 

council has been working 

with the business owner 

towards achieving compliance. 

Unfortunately, this 

has not been achieved 

resulting in a fine being 

issued in May 2017.” 

Mr Trolove said following 

meetings between his 

lawyer and city council 

staff, he’s been told the 

business can reopen, once 

a house is built on the section. 

He anticipated it would 

take about a year to build 

and Lyttelton Kayaks 

would reopen in summer 

2018/19. 

The news was a relief. 

“It’s something I’m quite 

passionate about because 

Lyttelton Harbour is such a 

beautiful recreation for the 

people of Christchurch.” 

He wasn’t concerned 

someone could open a 

competing business in the 

meantime. 

“There’s plenty of water. 

I’ve got about 40 kayaks 

and no debt so if someone 

else comes in I can play fun 

and games with them and 

not worry too much.” 

Mr Trolove said along 

with the $30,000 it had 

cost him in fines and lawyers 

fees, he had also lost 

10 years of word-of-mouth 

marketing. 

He wouldn’t say how 

much income he’d lost 

since the closure, but said 

it would be “quite a bit.” 

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PAGE 9 

GPS misleading tourists 

Bid to keep 

campervans 

off rough roads 


TOURISTS ON Banks Peninsula 

are being led down narrow, 

winding gravel roads by their 

GPS systems. 

Banks Peninsula Community 

Board member Tori Peden told a 

recent board meeting that tourists 

were driving on unsealed rural 

roads which are 

unsuitable for large 

vehicles, including 

Harmans Track 

and the Port Levy- 

Pigeon Bay Rd. 

She said GPS 

Tori Peden 

systems are indicating 

those roads as 

the shortest route to 

some destinations – but they are 

potentially dangerous for vehicles 

like campervans. 

Ms Peden – who lives on a 

shingle road in Little River – said 

residents were concerned about 

tourists using the steep, twisting 

Harmans Track as a shortcut. 

“It’s a four-wheel-drive-only, 

gravel road but GPS units are 

sending campervans down there. 

Residents are quite concerned 

that there are tourists coming 

SIGNS: GPS systems are 

directing tourists to the 

Harmans Track stock route, 

which residents say isn’t 

suited to large vehicles. 

down that road when it’s very 

narrow with blind corners. 

Once you’re on it, you can’t turn 

around and it’s quite hard to 

pass vehicles.” She said there was 

a sign at the top of the track at 

present, but it needed to be larger 

and specifically targeted at tourists. 

The track comes out in the 

Purau Valley. 

City council staff are now looking 

at installing more signage on 

the peninsula notifying drivers 

that certain roads aren’t suitable 

for large vehicles or vehicles 

which are not 4WD. 

Board member Janis Haley 

said for the unaware, it can be 

quite an issue as the condition of 

some Banks Peninsula roads was 

“absolutely atrocious”. 

Akaroa Police Senior Constable 

Tim Johnson said anything 

that made it easier and safer for 

tourists travelling by road was 

positive. 

•HAVE YOUR SAY: Should 

there be better road signs 

for tourists on the peninsula? 

Email your views to sarla. 

donovan@starmedia.kiwi 

Local ‘celeb’ bows 

out after 26 years 

•From page 1 

She said there had been a lot 

of memorable stories over the 

years, but one of the more recent 

was the fortitude shown 

by the community following 

the September, 

2010, and February, 

2011, earthquakes. 

“The strength of our 

community to pull 

together after the earthquake 

was mirrored 

by the endurance of our fish. 

They survived in a broken, redstickered 

building for almost 

three months with very little 

water and no food. They are still 

In Brief 

SKATEBOARD DETERRENT 

Steel studs have been placed on 

the kerb areas in the Sumner 

Centre’s Nayland St car park 

in an attempt to discourage 

skateboarders from using the 

space. The city council has 

also installed signs directing 

motorists to the car park after 

local businesses complained 

about the noise being created by 

skateboarders. 

alive and appear very happy.” 

Community connections were 

the reason Ms Dally has stayed. 

“Those strong relationships 

meant a great deal in 

working with their 

young children. Over the 

years, I have also worked 

alongside many amazing 

teachers with their own 

individual passions. 

Each day is different, 

exciting, rewarding, 

challenging.” 

Living locally, she will no 

doubt continue to bump into 

past pupils and their families 

when out walking. 

PHOTO COMPETITION 

A photo competition with the 

theme Life in the Crater will run 

through to February 28. Akaroa 

businesses have sponsored 

10 separate prizes for the 

Akaroa Summer Photographic 

Competition. It aims to attract 

images that best reflect the 

theme. Entries are open can 

be submitted to adp@akaroa. 

com.


BAY HARBOUR 


HANDMADE & NEW GIFTS 

Redcliffs home to 

country’s top year 9 

mathematician 

LATE NIGHT until 7pm on THURSDAY’s 

Kerbside public 

holiday collection 

is changing 

Starting this Christmas, you will notice a change with 

your kerbside collection on certain public holidays. 

Wheelie bins will now be collected a day after their 

usual collection day. 

MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 


OLIVER ODLIN has topped the country 

in a national mathematics examination. 

The year 9 St Andrew’s College student 

lives in Redcliffs and until this year was a 

pupil at Mt Pleasant Primary School. 

When Oliver, 14, found out he had 

earned a medal for the top score in the 

country in ICAS year 9 maths, a national 

mathematics competition, he was “pretty 

chuffed”. 

The exams are nationwide in core 

subjects for primary and secondary school 

students and are sat throughout New 

Zealand. 

Oliver’s mother Felicity is an accountant 

and said he’d always enjoyed working with 

numbers. 

“That’s his thing, he has a completely 

mathematical brain. He’s up there compared 

to me.” 

He has been sitting the tests for about 

four years and previously gained high 

distinction, but this was the first time he 

had topped the country. 

Although he’s not one to shout from the 

rooftops, Ms Odlin said her son was excited 

about flying up last weekend to receive 

his medal at the University of Auckland. 

He has enjoyed studying science for the 

first time this year and was considering 

pursuing a career in engineering. 

ACHIEVERS 

• Monday collections will be picked up on Tuesday 

• Tuesday collections will be picked up on Wednesday 

• Wednesday collections will be picked up on Thursday 

• Thursday collections will be picked up on Friday 

• Friday collections will be picked up on Saturday 

These changes will only affect Christmas Day, New Years Day, 

Easter Good Friday and ANZAC Day, for all other holidays 

collection will continue as normal. 

Thanks to everyone who gave feedback on this through our survey. 

Please ensure wheelie bins are placed at the kerbside by 6am 

on collection day. 

RED 

GREEN 

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CLUCK: Josh Wear and his favourite chook pose for the 

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Your Local Views 

Simple water safety tips 

Still Pedalling! 

Lyttelton-based 

navigational safety 

officer Gary Manch has 

some simple tips to help 

you keep safe on the 

water this summer 

Trevor Crowe’s been involved with cars for a 

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IF YOU’VE been keeping up 

with the news lately, you may 

have noticed stories about the 

road toll creeping up, in spite 

of the efforts of regulatory 

authorities to make our roads 

safer. 

As I was thinking about 

this, it came to mind that even 

though motor vehicles and 

boats are completely different, 

they have one big similarity 

– they are controlled by 

humans. 

This, unfortunately, is the 

reason we tend to have a lot of 

incidents, both on the water 

and off. 

Mechanical failure rarely 

leads to injury or death – it’s 

more often the behaviour of 

drivers that is the problem. 

When you think about it, 

one moment of inattention or 

carelessness on the water can 

have disastrous consequences 

not only for the operator 

– who makes the mistake 

– but also for the innocent 

victims who are out enjoying 

the water. As Environment 

Canterbury’s navigation safety 

officer, I have no control over 

what happens on the roads 

but I do have the ability to try 

and change behaviour on our 

waterways. 

As we head into the 2017/18 

boating season, here are some 

tips I would ask you to take on 

board. 

•First up, learn the boating 

rules because the more clued 

up you are, the more likely 

you are to enjoy your day 

safely. 

•Don’t drink alcohol until 

you have returned to the shore 

because alcohol can cause 

both skippers and passengers 

to behave recklessly. 

•Ensure correctly-fitting 

lifejackets are worn at all times 

on the water because they may 

save your life. 

•Carry two forms of 

communication that will 

work in the area you are 

boating in. 

•Last, but not least – be 

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simple requests, we should 

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summer. 

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Pay your neighbour 

a visit this Christmas 

Labour MP for the Port Hills Ruth 

Dyson reflects on the stress that 

Christmas can bring 

LEADING INTO Christmas – 

what is important? 

It’s that time of the year 

again – when people debate 

how early we should hear 

Christmas music in the 

shops and have Christmas 

decorations up. When end of 

school closures put additional 

pressure on parents who are 

working. When Christmas 

present lists get longer and 

longer and when the overall 

pressure that Christmas gives 

causes tension. 

So what’s important about this time of 

year? 

Well, for me, it’s the same thing that is 

important at all times of the year – family 

and friends. 

It’s not too late to take the time to 

revise the things that cause you stress and 

introduce stuff that creates happiness and 

great memories. 

And where better to do this than in our 

own area. We have amazing walks, parks, 

beaches, all of which are free, and even 

better people to share the pleasures they 

give us. And with the summer weather 

predicted, make sure you have plenty of 

sunblock on as well. 

For many in our 

communities, Christmas 

is often a sad time as they 

remember family members 

they have lost or they might 

just be on their own. 

Friendship and spending 

time with people is one of the 

most special things you can 

give to a person whose days 

might otherwise be long and 

lonely. 

So think about those in 

your street or suburb who 

might not have people to share good times 

with and pay them a visit. You might be 

surprised at how much pleasure you get 

out of this giving. 

Whatever you are doing over the 

Christmas and New Year period, I really 

hope it is as stress-free and happy as 

possible, that you have time to share the 

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in Bay Harbour 

Shops bursting with 

festive gift ideas 

The countdown to the big day is well underway, so making 

up the Christmas gift list will now be a top priority… if you 

haven’t already done so. 

Finding those special gifts and stocking 

fillers as well as the Christmas treats for 

the table is so easy at our city’s malls and 

shopping centres, where the shops are 

bursting with festive merchandise. 

Every woman likes to receive bodypampering 

gifts, and there is a huge 

selection of these priced to suit all budgets 

at the many pharmacies and gift shops 

around the city. Perfume is another 

favourite and again there is a wide 

selection to choose from, ranging from 

exciting new releases to the well-known 

fragrances that have stood the test of time. 

Lingerie, jewellery, fashion accessories, 

homewares and decor items – there’s no 

end to the ideas for the women on the list. 

The men are equally well catered for, from 

the sophisticated metro-male boyfriends, 

to the car-crazy brothers and the DIY 

enthusiast and keen gardener husbands 

and dads. Choose from clothing, books, 

tools, personal grooming items and 

gadgets to put a smile on their face on 

Christmas morning. 

Speaking of smiles, nothing gives families 

more joy than seeing the excitement 

of the children opening their presents. 

Whether they are delivered by Santa or 

snuck under the tree by mum and dad, 

the cuddly toys, games, dolls and building 

blocks, the candy canes, toy trucks and 

pretty dresses currently filling the shops 

will bring squeals of sheer happiness from 

the smallest family members. 

The tweens and teens usually have their 

own ideas about what they want for 

Christmas, so the gift cards offered by a 

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Fisherman’s WharF 

Spectacular Harbour Views 

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a warm & friendly atmosphere over 

looking the working port of Lyttelton. 

We have a range of wonderful meal 

options to suit all. Seafood, Steaks, 

Burgers, Thai dishes, Vegetarian, pasta 

& kids meals. 

We serve only the freshest locally 

caught fish & our produce is also fresh 

& from the local markets. 

From our boats to your plate. 

Now open for Breakfast Sat/Sun from 

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We said: 

Thieves smashed a 

padlock and stole close 

to 300 litres of diesel 

from the Diamond 

Harbour Fire Brigade 

You said: 

Glenda McMillan – I 

hope whoever stole this fuel 

never needs the generosity of 

these volunteers in their life 

time. 

What a smack in the face 

for our community heroes 

to come across these greedy 

scumbags. 

Trevor Taylor – Three 

hundred litres is a massive 

amount of diesel to take 

(about five tank fulls). 

Would have to be very 

organised and have a small 

tanker, 15 jerry cans and a 

high flow pump. Syphoning 

would take hours. 

Rob White – Let’s hope 

the first fire they can’t get to is 

the thieves themselves. 

Marianne McKinney 

Zonneveld – What is society 

coming to? Seems we have 

bred a lot of selfish scumbags 

with a sense of entitlement. 

They will get their just reward 

one day. Karma. 

We said: 

SLOW: The city council is consulting on proposed lower 

speed limits for Dyers Pass Rd. 

The speed limits on 

Dyers Pass Rd could be 

lowered to 60km/h 

You said: 

Jeff 

Morrison – 

The proposed 

change of 

speed limit on 

Dyers Pass Rd 

will not solve 

the problem. 

Inappropriate 

overtaking, speeding, 

crossing the centre line and 

not driving to the conditions 

will continue, regardless of 

the speed limit in place. How 

many of the 180 accidents 

that have been recorded 

over the past decade have 

involved drivers under-30 

(the suspected boy racers)? 

A change in speed limit will 

only penalise people 

who choose to live in 

the harbour basin and 

extend their current 

commute. Those who 

currently break the law 

will continue to break 

the law. 

Wilfried J 

Rademaker – An 

appropriate speed limit for 

New Zealand’s open roads 

is long overdue. We just 

need to realise that setting a 

speed limit and enforcing it 

is only one side of the coin 

– the other is attempting 

to change driving culture. 

Too many drivers view the 

present 100km/h limit for 

open New Zealand roads 

as a “target” rather than 

the maximum speed, to be 

modified according to road 

conditions. Furthermore, 

there is the prevalent culture 

of having to be at the head 

of the queue, regardless of 

the speed the column is 

moving. Compare that to 

Norway, where the open road 

speed limit is 80km/h. In 

my experience, traffic flows 

far better there, and driving 

a vehicle is so much easier. 

And in Norway they get 

away with two thirds of the 

New Zealand death rate per 

kilometres driven. Yes, unlike 

us, they do have the money 

to tunnel through many an 

obstacle in the way – but that 

does not explain the overall 

results. Even on a German 

autobahn with no speed 

limits, I very rarely experience 

the daringly aggressive 

overtaking manoeuvres New 

Zealand drivers seem to feel 

they excel in. However, I daily 

experience such behaviour 

on my run into town. If you 

check the science of all this, 

you will find that a slower 

vehicle speed can actually 

increase throughput of a given 

road, rather than reducing it. 

My recommendation is, let’s 

go for it. 

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Macklan does 

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in South Island 

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Macklan 

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OUR LADY Star of the Sea School 

pupil Macklan Robertson returned 

home from Timaru last week with 

two South Island primary school 

tennis titles. 

Macklan didn’t drop a set on his 

way to winning both the singles 

and doubles titles in 

the year 6 and under 

boys division at the 

South Island primaryintermediate 

school 

finals. 

In pool play, the second 

seed won all three 

of his pool games, 

including a 5-4(8), 4-0 

win over No 3 seed, 

Ej Emilio Gonzaga, from Merrin 

Primary School. 

He then defeated No 1 seed Ethan 

Cook in the tournament final 5-3, 

5-4(6). 

A week before the South Island 

tournament, the Sumner Tennis 

Club member competed at the 

Canterbury primary-intermediate 

school championships at Wilding 

Park, where he was defeated by 

Ethan 2-4, 2-4. 

In Timaru, Macklan and Ethan 

teamed up to win the year 6 and under 

boys doubles title. They defeated 

another all-Canterbury pairing of 

Ej Emilio and James Kirk 7-5 in the 

final. 

Brignell blasts Hanmer marathon 

FAST: Lisa Brignell won the women’s title at the Hanmer 

Springs Alpine Marathon in a time of 3hr 11min 35sec. 

PHOTO: KARL VAN BEEK 

• By Gordon Findlater 

SUMNER RUNNING Club 

members braved Saturday’s 

scorching heat to compete in 

two marathon events around 

the South Island. 

Lisa Brignell won the women’s 

title at the Hanmer Springs Alpine 

Marathon in a time of 3hr 

11min 35sec. Her time was even 

good enough for second out of 

all runners. 

“I was actually leading the 

race for about 38km and then 

the guy that won the race 

blasted past me and was really 

quick on the downhill to the 

finish,” said Brignell. 

The run from Lake Tennyson 

to Hanmer Springs was done in 

27 deg C heat on shingle tracks, 

mostly uphill until the final 

downhill blast into Hanmer. 

It was the first time Brignell 

had run the event because it 

falls on the same day as the popular 

Kepler Challenge held in Te 

Anau. However, with entries to 

this year’s challenge selling out 

in just 4min she took the opportunity 

to run in Hanmer. 

However, a strong contingent 

from Sumner headed south 

for the 30th anniversary of the 

Kepler Challenge. Record high 

temperatures gave the 60km 

ultra marathon an extra challenge. 

Competitors climbed as high 

as 1390m and accumulated 

more than 2400m of total vertical 

height gain, including the 

famous Luxmore Grunt. 

Two-time previous Kepler 

winner, Vajin Armstrong, of 

Sumner, came into the event 

this year with a hindered buildup, 

recovering from hamstring 

and sacroiliac joint pain. 

Armstrong was stoked to have 

left everything on the trail and 

stormed home in 5hr 15min 

30sec to finish in fifth. 

Tane Cambridge and Nathan 

Jones put in a solid show, with 

only 9sec separating them at the 

finish. Cambridge completed 

his first Kepler in an impressive 

time of 5hr 39min 52sec, finishing 

12th. Jones finished 13th 

overall and third in the male 

over-40 class. 

Other noticeable performances 

from Sumner runners 

came from Paul Timothy, who 

finished 20th overall in 5hr 

49min 19sec. Mark Adams, of 

Redcliffs, managed to join the 

sub-six hour club by finishing 

25th in 5hr 58min 48sec. David 

Slater was 32nd in 6hr 11min 

39sec, and Shaun McWhirter 

was 42nd with a personal best of 

6hr 27min 6sec. Crystal Wilkinson, 

who joined the Sumner 

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club as a social member this 

year, completed her first Kepler 

in 8hr 22min. 

The women’s event was won 

by 26-year-old Ruby Muir, 

of Wellington. It was her 

fifth women’s title, which she 

claimed with a time of 5hr 

24min 54sec, just 1min 24sec 

off the race record set in 2003. 

Defending men’s champion 

Sam McCutcheon, of 

Wellington, defended his title 

with a personal best time of 

4hr 49min 50sec, 20min ahead 

of Australian Stuart Gibson in 

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Instead of needles, Dr Lan uses a blunt instrument 

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citizenship, sponsorship or rates 

rebates applications. There is no 

charge for this service. 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre, 37 Nayland St 

Knit and Yarn 

Wednesday, 10am-noon, 

Friday, 10.30am-noon 

Bring your knitting, crochet or 

other portable craft project and 

enjoy time with other crafters. 

Have a look at the library’s range 

of books to get ideas for your 

next project. The sessions are 

free, no bookings required. 

Join in – beginners are welcome. 

Lyttelton Library on 

Wednesday, and Matuku 

Takotako: Sumner Centre on 

Friday 

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 

Use it or Lose it 

Wednesday, 9-9.50am 

This class is for the over 50s 

and is a gentle exercise class 

suitable for those wanting to 

improve their strength, balance 

and mobility. Have fun in a 

friendly atmosphere, meet new 

people and get active and fit at 

the same time. First class is half 

price. 

Email: sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

Redcliffs Bowling Club, James 

St, Redcliffs. $6 

Create ‘n’ Connect 

Thursday, 9.30am-noon 

Enjoy company and creativity 

at the weekly create ’n’ connect 

art and craft group. Take your 

own project or just go along 

and get some inspiration. $3 per 

session. Phone Beth for more 

information, 022 678 1252 

St Andrews, 148 Main Rd, 

Redcliffs 

Mini Music 

Thursday, 9.30am 

Get your pre-schoolers rocking 

and rolling with the mini 

music programme at the Port 

Hills Uniting Parish’s Redcliffs 

Church hall. Session costs $3 

per child or $5 per family and 

operates on a drop in 

basis. 

Augusta St, Redcliffs 

Running Club 

Thursday, 6-7pm 

Get active and have fun 

running with like-minded 

people at the Kathmandu and 

Salomon event. There are various 

professional coaches to help 

improve your running style and 

encourage you. . 

Mt Vernon Valley track car 

park 

CHRISTMAS SINGING: Get into the festive spirit with Christmas 

carols by the beach next Thursday. The Sumner Silver Band 

will be playing and Santa may even make an appearance on 

a fire engine. Get along to the Sumner Surf Life Saving Club 

grounds on December 14 from 6.30pm. 

Art Exhibition 

Saturday, noon-6.30pm, 

Sunday, noon-4pm 

Church Bay artist Bridget 

Baldwin is holding a solo 

exhibition at the Charteris Bay 

Yacht Club this weekend and 

next weekend, coinciding with 

regattas at the club. It features 

oil paintings on wooden paddles 

and local scenes inside wooden 

frames salvaged from the 

Addington Saleyards in the 1990s. 

Charteris Bay Yacht Club, 293- 

295 Marine Drive 

JP Clinic 

Saturday, 10am-noon 

A justice of the peace 

will be available to witness 

signatures and documents, 

certify document copies, hear 

oaths, declarations, affidavits 

or affirmations as well as sign 

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, 37 Nayland St 

Storytimes 

Tuesday 11-11.30am, 

Wednesday 10.30-11am 

Encourage learning through 

a love for stories. Storytimes is 

a free, interactive programme 

including stories, songs, rhymes 

and play. 

Lyttelton Library, Tuesday and 

Matuktuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre on Wednesday 

Markets 

Lyttelton Farmers’ Market 

and Lyttelton Craft Market: 

Saturday, 10am-1pm, London St. 

Mt Pleasant Farmers’ Market: 

Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm, 3 

McCormacks Bay Rd. 

Akaroa Farmers’ Market: 

Saturday, 9.30am-1pm, Madeira 

car park. 

Sumner Market: Sunday, 

11am-3pm, cnr Esplanade and 

Marriner St. 

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Being sold ‘as is - where is’, this attractive 

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Notice is given under section 56(1)(b) of the 

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that a Restricted Fire Season is declared 

from midnight, Saturday December 9 in 

the following areas (including urban and 

rural), until revoked or amended by Fire and 

Emergency New Zealand: 

• Those lands encompassed by the 

Christchurch City Council (including 

Banks Peninsula), Selwyn District 

Council; and 

• Those lands encompassed by the 

Hurunui and Waimakariri District 

Councils 

A permit is required to light a fire in open air 

in these areas. 

Gas cookers and barbeques, contained 

barbeques and approved cooking fires are 

authorised as not being fires in open air and 

do not need a permit. 

You commit an offence if you knowingly or 

recklessly light, or allow another person to 

light, a fire in open air in an area that is in a 

Restricted Fire Season unless under a permit 

issued by Fire and Emergency New Zealand 

and in accordance with any conditions of the 

permit. Any permits issued during a Restricted 

Fire Season are suspended if Fire and 

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or prohibits fire in open air in the area. 

Darrin Woods 

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Christchurch and Selwyn District 

Bruce Janes 

Principal Rural Fire Officer 

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THURSDAY 

7TH DECEMBER 

Tomorrow Only 

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$ 

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Tegel Frozen 

Chicken 1.35kg 

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1 Day Sale 

$ 

7 99 

kg 

Ryans Cooked on the Bone 

Half/Whole Ham 

Limit 4 

1 Day Sale 

$ 

3 99 

punnet 

1 Day Sale 

$ 

1 99 

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1 Day Sale 

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Fresh Blueberries 125g 

Limit 4 

Bouton D'or Camembert/Brie/Feta/Blue Vein/ 

Double Cream Camembert 100-200g 

(Excludes Goat Feta) 

Limit 4 

Schweppes Flavours 

Soft Drink 1.5L 

(Excludes Mixers) 

Limit 4 

1 Day Sale 

$ 

1 99 

ea 

Arnott's Tim Tam/Mint Slice 

Biscuits 165-200g 

Limit 4 

1 Day Sale 

$ 

7 99 

ea 

Lindauer 750ml 

(Excludes Special Reserve) 

Limit 4 

1 Day Sale 

$ 

16 99 

pk 

Speight’s Gold Medal Ale/Summit 

12 x 330ml Bottles/Cans 

Limit 4 

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Bay Harbour: December 06, 2017

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