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• By Sarla Donovan 

IT SEEMS candyfloss never 

loses its appeal, whether you’re 

two or 92. 

Joan Wilkie, 92 returned to 

her childhood by having her 

face painted and demolishing 

candy floss at a community 

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event at Edith Cavell Lifecare in 

Sumner last week. 

The event, which also 

included a sausage sizzle and 

bouncy castle was put on free 

by the home. 

Manager Mary van der Veldt 

said the candyfloss was an unexpected 

hit with residents. 

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Face paint and candyfloss at 92 

“We’ve got one resident who 

is 100 and she just loved it; she 

ate a whole bag. It was quite 

a novelty. Even my cook who 

was in charge of making it said: 

‘This is a lifelong dream doing 

this.’ But by the end of the day, 

she said: ‘I’m over this.’ ” 

For many residents, the facepainting 

and candyfloss “took 

them back to their childhoods.” 

Families of residents, staff 

and local families went to 

Wednesday afternoon’s event 

with their children. Ms van der 

Velt said it was a delight for the 

residents. 

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Prier Manson Real Estate Ltd 

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Surf club 

site for 

CCTV 

cameras 

sought 


SURVEILLANCE cameras may be 

installed on Main Rd opposite the 

Sumner Surf Life Saving Club. 

The Safer Sumner group has 

bought two cameras at cost price 

from security firm October Protection 

and the group has asked the 

city council, and electricity lines 

company Orion, if it can put them 

on a power pole opposite the club. 

If given the go-ahead the cameras 

will be installed as soon as 

possible, said group member and 

October Protection owner Matt 

Wood. 

Safer Sumner set up a Givealittle 

page to raise money for the 

cameras, following four aggravated 

burglaries in Sumner, Redcliffs, 

Ferrymead and Mt Pleasant late 

last year. 

In one of the burglaries, householder 

Emely van Ras, held off an 

armed intruder with a decorative 

Fijian skull crusher. 

The group raised more than $3110 

and Sumner business Johnston 

Architects donated the remainder of 

the $4000 cost. 

It comes as Akaroa police beat 

the drums for cameras to be installed 

because of crime. 

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ALL POWER to the Sumner Safer Group 

(see page 1) as it moves very close to its goal 

of putting in security surveillance cameras. 

This small group of locals needs to be 

applauded for trying to make the village 

safer. 

The group has been very proactive after a spate of aggravated 

burglaries, and ongoing petty nuisance incidents. 

It wants to put the cameras on a power pole which will record 

people coming and going from Sumner. All that it needs is the 

go-ahead from the city council and Orion. 

On another note, Akaroa police want CCTV cameras there 

too. The local police are pushing for them – so they must be 

needed. 

I hope the city council helps or comes up with the funding. 

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News 

Sumner link in lift-off 


A PHOTO of Rocket Lab’s 

successful Electron rocket 

launch this week has gone 

around the world, much to the 

excitement of the man who 

took it, former Sumner resident 

Kieran Fanning. 

The self-described ‘electron 

wrangler’ at the Auckland-based 

space company took the image 

which has 

been spotted 

in American, 

Indian, 

Russian and 

European 

newspapers. 

“So stoked,” 

said Mr 

Kieran 

Fanning 

Fanning, who 

is an avionics 

engineer at 

the company, working on the 

rocket’s onboard electrical and 

electronic systems. 

“It was pretty surreal. As soon 

as it got downloaded, I knew it 

was the money shot. It was really 

cool to wake up in the morning 

and see a lot of space journalists 

that I follow, tweeting and 

talking about it and seeing it in 

news outlets all over the world.” 

Photography is a hobby of 

the 24-year-old who grew up 

in Sumner, attended Shirley 

Boys’ High School and studied 

engineering at Canterbury 

University. 

He moved to his dream job at 

Rocket Lab two years ago after 

starting his career with Fisher & 

Paykel in Dunedin. 

Rocket Lab successfully 

launched its second Electron 

rocket into orbit off Mahia 

Peninsula on Monday. 

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There will be a third test 

launch before the company 

can move into commercial 

missions. 

Mr Fanning said the country 

stands to benefit from the 

technology. 

“As well as the jobs related to 

the manufacture of the rockets 

and the ground operations, 

there’s the satellites that we can 

launch for agriculture, urban 

IGNITION: 

This photo 

of Monday’s 

successful 

Rocket Lab 

space launch 

was taken by 

former Sumner 

resident Kieran 

Fanning, 

an avionics 

engineer with 

the company. 

planning and such like – there’s 

a whole lot of really cool science 

that can go on with those 

satellites that can benefit New 

Zealand.” 

He describes working at 

Rocket Lab as “amazing” and 

is keen to remain with the 

company and see it develop. 

“It’s still a young company 

and it’s really cool to be a part of 

that.” 

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Surf club site for cameras sought 

•From page 1 

The city council is 

meeting with police in 

early February following 

a request from the Banks 

Peninsula Community 

Board to put the cameras 

into the township. 

City council manager 

transport operations centre 

Ryan Cooney, said the city 

council has a budget for 

installation and maintenance 

of crime prevention 

cameras, but doesn’t decide 

where they get placed. 

“New Zealand Police determine 

the best locations 

for the cameras in order to 

improve the safety of the 

community,” he said. 

A decision on Akaroa is 

likely between mid to late 

February. 

Senior Constable 

Osborne said she had previously 

asked the Akaroa- 

Wairewa Community 

Board about funding for a 

CCTV camera in the township 

and was pleased to 

hear the city council would 

be meeting with police to 

discuss the request. 

She said the Akaroa 

community could look at 

copying what Sumner had 

done if the city council 

won’t pay. 

“It’s a similar set-up in 

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SECURE: The Safer 

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purchased two CCTV 

cameras and want to 

put them on a power 

pole opposite the surf 

lifesaving club. 

happen here, it would be 

brilliant. It’s a big piece of 

the puzzle that’s missing.” 

She plans to speak at a 

Banks Peninsula Community 

Board meeting 

on February 26 about the 

issue. 

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Facebook change hits baker 


THE FOUNDER of Lyttelton’s 

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changes to Facebook which she 

said are affecting her business. 

Bree Scott has regular queues 

lining up to buy her donut 

creations, which she makes and 

sells from her father’s bakery on 

Norwich Quay. 

The 24-yearold 

gets up at 

3.30am each 

morning to bake, 

decorate and sell 

up to 700 donuts 

Bree Scott 

a day with flavours 

like brandy 

snap, toffee apple 

and custard square. 

Miss Scott started Glamour 

Cake four years ago but it wasn’t 

until she started making and 

posting photos of her donut 

creations on Facebook that it really 

took off, attracting upwards 

of 30,000 followers and prompting 

national media coverage. 

But recent changes to the way 

Facebook operates have hit hard. 

“The only reason I have Glamour 

Cake today is because of 

Facebook,” said Miss Scott. 

“It’s a little bit frustrating 

because it’s decided to change 

the way they let business develop 

and grow and they’re really 

stunting it, they’re really shutting 

it down. They’re no longer 

allowing Facebook pages and 

businesses the opportunity to 

get into people’s news feeds.” 

She said if people didn’t follow 

her page daily, she no longer 

showed up in their news feeds. 

“I definitely noticed when it 


SOCIAL BUSINESS: Changes to the way Facebook operates 

for businesses have had an impact on Bree Scott’s Glamour 

Cake bakery in Lyttelton. 

was introduced in November 

my sales went down dramatically. 

Facebook is a key part of 

my business – it’s created my 

business for me – and it’s such 

a shame they’ve decided to 

shut that down. I have to think 

of new ways to get myself out 

Mark Zuckerberg 

there.” The changes to Facebook, 

which began late last year, 

are designed to reduce public 

content in people’s news feeds, 

including videos and other posts 

from publishers or businesses. 

In a recent post on the company’s 

blog, Facebook founder 

Mark Zuckerberg said “we’ve 

gotten feedback from our community 

that public content – 

posts from businesses, brands 

and media – is crowding out 

the personal moments that lead 

us to connect more with each 

other.” 

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CONCEPT DESIGNS for the 

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Last year, the city council 

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Once typographical and geotechnical 

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the next two weeks, architects 

Warren and Mahoney will create 

and cost the designs for the building, 

which could have three or 

four levels. 

The drawings would take six to 

eight weeks. 

Museum society development 

committee chairman Peter Rough 

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society would be applying for 

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The society, a registered charity, 

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News 

Olive branch 

for boat 

shed burglar 


IF YOU’VE broken into boat 

sheds at Jones Bay near French 

Farm and left property there, 

now’s your chance to ‘fess up.’ 

Two sheds were broken into 

between March and December 

last year, with property taken 

including sails and an antique 

winch. 

But in an unusual twist, 

the burglar left a sizeable 

amount of their own property 

at the sheds. Kayaks, sheets of 

plywood, a port-a-potty and 

tools were among the items left 

behind. 

Now Akaroa Police Senior 

Constable Anita Osborne is 

extending an olive branch. She 

said she wants the property 

owners to get in touch so she 

can sit down with them, discuss 

what’s occurred and sort 

it out. 

“I would hope there’s been 

a misunderstanding,” she told 

Bay Harbour News. She has 

given the owners of the property 

until February 10 to come 

forward. 

If not collected by then, she 

will look at options, including 

auctioning the property off and 

donating the money raised to 

the Akaroa Health Hub. 

•From page 1 

“They just love to see little children 

doing what little children 

do – that’s the entertainment 

really. When you see them toddling 

about, falling over, eating 

candyfloss and bouncing on the 

castle. That’s what it’s all about.” 

Forecast rain put off a couple of 

community stallholders but stalls 

selling fudge and bracelets made 

by residents proved popular, 

making $100. 

Some of the Fijian and Indian 

staff members made traditional 

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PLAY: 

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food for people to taste which 

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Ms van der Velt said she was 

keen to make it an annual event. 

“This was quite a good time 

for the children because they’re 

off school but whether we hold 

something pre-Christmas next 

time. It was nice that people who 

had never been to Edith Cavell 

before came.” 

The money to hold the event 

came from a competiton run 

last year by the Heritage Lifecare 

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Lyttelton baker Bree Scott has built a thriving business 

creating and selling donuts and cakes from the family 

bakery on Norwich Quay. Sarla Donovan catches up with 

the 24-year-old founder of Glamour Cake 

So how is it coming back to 

work after the holidays? 

It’s been crazy, the body is still 

registering what is going on right 

now. It was definitely a shock to 

the system. I’m feeling it now, 

especially after three weeks off, 

it’s absolute madness. But it’s 

very exciting knowing everyone’s 

coming back to see you after 

you’ve been closed. I love it. 

What did you get up to? 

I think I only spent one day 

at home, it was fabulous. I went 

down to Central Otago, I did the 

Queen Charlotte Track, I went to 

Nelson. It was just beautiful to be 

away and have a fresh mind and 

not have to think about work. 

Were you struck by any 

inspiring new flavours or 

ideas while out hiking and 

swimming? 

I was actually pretty good. I 

decided to delete my Facebook 

app so I’d stop getting messages 

and notifications about work 

and I just let myself have a good 

old break, recharge the batteries. 

It wasn’t till about four days 

before I came home and I saw 

this shout-out from Air New 

Zealand about my bakery and 

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excited to come back to work. I 

think it was really important that 

I just switched off for those three 

weeks because now that I’m back 

at work I have heaps of energy 

and I’m ready to get back into it. 

Does getting up at 3.30am 

every morning affect your 

social life? 

Yes and no. It definitely did 

last year, so my goal this year is 

to make sure that I don’t let my 

business take over my entire life 

and I still have the opportunity 

to live as well as work. When you 

own a business, you don’t finish 

work – the messages, the orders, 

events – it’s pretty full on. I love 

the challenge, I love being my 

own boss and being able to create 

and do my own thing but I need 

to remember to just live as well 

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Tastes are pretty fickle in the 

world of baking – we’ve had 

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donuts stop. I did think maybe 

when I came back, it might not 

be a thing anymore and had 

faded out but it’s still going 

strong so I’m just going to keep 

going and keep creating the 

different flavours. 

What are you picking will be 

the next big thing? 

I think eclairs are taking off a 

bit. I’ve seen a few companies are 

starting to make them. It’s sort of 

similar to a donut but a different 

style of pastry. But I’d like to do 

something a little bit different 

and be the trendsetter, so I’m 

collaborating on a few different 

ideas to see what might be next. 

That’s the beauty of Glamour 

Cake and being a small business 

– you can trial things and 

if they don’t work you just make 

something new the next day. 

That’s what I love about what I 

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Bree Scott 

Lyttelton’s sweet treat and donut queen 

ALL ABOUT THE DOUGH: Bree Scott shows off a selection of 

her innovative donuts at Lyttelton bakery. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

do, I start early in the morning, 

I get to make the product out the 

back, put it in the front of the 

shop, and then I get to serve the 

customer who comes in and buys 

it, so I get that whole process of 

making the craft product, making 

sure it looks beautiful and 

then being able to personally 

get the response back from the 

customer. 

How do you spend your free 

time? 

I love swimming and outdoor 

activities. I have a surfboard at 

home in Sumner so normally 

when I finish work I chuck the 

wetsuit on and grab my board 

and that is really great for the 

mind, the body and soul. 

Where do you see yourself in 

five years time? 

I’m not 100 per cent sure. Just 

enjoying everything that comes 

at me. I’m one of those people 

who develop as they go. I did 

some work experience a couple 

of years ago in Sydney and I 

absolutely love their small, high 

quality cakes. Mine are different 

in that they’re big and over-thetop, 

vibrant and colourful and 

fun, but theirs are very ooh la la, 

very fancy. They just have that 

next step of elegance, which I 

love so that might be something 

I look into when the donuts start 

to fade out. 

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Your Local Views 

Making the 

Local 

News 

Now 


most of 2018 

National list MP 

for Port Hills 

Nuk Korako 

looks at the 

challenges and 

goals we might 

be setting for 

ourselves over 

the year ahead 

A very happy new year to you. 

My resolution for 2018 is to get 

back on my bike and increase 

my fitness and I’m happy to say 

I’ve started. 

January is almost at an end, 

and the new year in our great 

city of Christchurch and the 

Port Hills area has certainly begun. 

NCEA results are out, most 

holidaymakers are home and the 

working year is under way. 

For many it will be the beginning 

of a new year of study, 

learning and training. But for all 

of us, from babies through to the 

not-so-young, life holds many 

opportunities to learn and gain 

an understanding of the world 

around us. 

This year, I will be mentoring 

a fine young man from my 

electorate who is doing an internship 

with me while studying 

at Victoria University and I am 

really looking forward to that. 

If continuing your education 

is your challenge in 2018, or you 

have a passion that you would 

like to pursue, there are many 

opportunities in our local areas. 

Take advantage of the fees-free 

study for first time eligible tertiary 

students. 

It’s a hot summer and the 

Sumner Surf Life Saving Club 

does a great job providing surf 

patrols to the end of March, 

as does Taylors Mistake on 

weekends to mid-March. Corsair 

Bay on the harbour is also a 

great destination. Remember to 

slip, slop, slap and put on a hat 

which will certainly pay off this 

summer. 

Wherever you are, please be 

aware of your own safety and the 

safety of others, especially when 

driving around schools or past 

cyclists, and give me a wave if 

you see me on my bike. 

Whatever new year resolution 

you have given yourself, I wish 

you every success. Warm regards 

and keep in touch. 

•More local views, page 17 

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Local 

News 

Now 

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Thriving port key to region’s growth 

Lyttelton 

Port 

Company 

chief 

executive 

Peter Davie 

explains 

LPC’s role 

in ensuring the region has 

a prosperous port to meet 

Canterbury’s predicted 

growing freight demand 

There is a tangible change in 

our city. No longer are we talking 

about resilience. What we are 

increasingly hearing is the word 

‘regeneration’ and people talking 

about new beginnings. 

There is a growing business 

confidence across Christchurch 

and the wider Canterbury 

region. Over the last six months 

our local economy has continued 

to outperform historical activity 

levels. 

Although the Christchurch 

rebuild has been the key driver 

of our economic growth, it’s 

commonly accepted that this 

activity is slowing down. To 

ensure our economic growth 

continues we need to rely on our 

more traditional sectors such as 

manufacturing and agriculture 

– the good news is both sectors 

continue to grow. 

Lyttelton Port has a vital 

role to play in enabling further 

growth in these two sectors. Our 

purpose is simple – we exist to 

facilitate trade in Canterbury 

and the South Island. 

In one of the most exciting 

development stages we have 

experienced, we have now rebuilt 

our port and enhanced our services 

ready to meet Canterbury’s 

increasing freight demands. This 

is essential given these needs are 

predicted to double in the next 

decade. 

As New Zealand’s second 

largest export port and New 

Zealand’s largest coal facility, 

Lyttelton is a key contributor 

to the economic drivers of the 

Canterbury (and South Island) 

regional economy, which, in 

turn, underpins much of the 

Summer 

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The port has doubled total 

container volumes in the last 

decade and achieved record 

annual container volumes this 

financial year and our noncontainerised 

cargo is also growing. 

These results bode well for 

Canterbury’s future. 

A thriving port is essential in 

order for our customers’ cargo 

to move through land and sea 

routes as efficiently as possible. 

Almost all the goods our economy 

needs to prosper enter our 

lives through the port – from the 

cars we drive to the milk powder 

we sell to international markets. 

Our far-reaching shipping services 

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to worldwide markets for South 

Island exporters 

We are well aware of our role in 

facilitating our growing economy 

and right now a major investment 

redevelopment programme is well 

under way, encompassing 20 large 

projects. We have lodged a range 

of resource consents with Environment 

Canterbury to allow us 

to undertake our redevelopment 

projects. 

During the past decade the 

environmental management of 

port and harbour operations has 

taken on a higher profile. We 

are working closely with Ngai 

Tahu and other stakeholders as 

we proactively ensure our operations 

do not adversely impact on 

our environment. 

Some of the projects have been 

completed and are already boosting 

our operations and provide 

strong support for the regional 

economy and the recovery. These 

include the new $85 million 

Cashin Quay 2 container wharf, 

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trade capacity and ability 

to service the predicted freight 

increases, and our new inland 

port at Rolleston, MidlandPort. 

We have also repaired and 

strengthened our inner harbour 

jetties and oil berth to allow us 

to continue to support log, fishing, 

gypsum, fertiliser, oil and 

other bulk trades. 

A key focus of the redevelopment 

programme is moving port 

operations to the east, away from 

the local community onto land 

being reclaimed in Te Awaparahi 

Bay. Reclamation will triple our 

land space for the increased 

container trade. 

As container ships are getting 

bigger, the channel deepening 

programme is one of our 20 large 

projects, showing how we are 

adapting quickly to the changing 

needs of our customers. 

Construction has begun on 

Te Ana Marina, Canterbury’s 

only walk-on floating marina in 

Lyttelton’s inner harbour. The 

marina is the first stage of our 

wider community regeneration 

plan providing the public with 

amenities in the area and access 

to the waterfront. 

We support the development 

of a cruise ship berth and we will 

soon lodge our resource consent 

with Environment Canterbury to 

seek consent to build the berth. 

We will hold public information 

events this year so people can 

understand what we will be 

building and we will be able to 

provide an updated timeline for 

construction of the berth. 

We’re also proud of our dedicated 

staff and of critical importance 

to us is ensuring that all our 

people, including our customers, 

suppliers, contractors and port 

users get home safely each day. It’s 

great to be back in Lyttelton and 

supporting local business, in our 

new offices at the port. 

Our eyes are firmly fixed on 

the future and we are proud 

to play our part in both the 

regeneration and future proofing 

of the growing prosperity of 

Christchurch. 

•Peter Davie is the chief 

executive of Lyttelton 

Port Company, a role he 

has held for 13 years. He 

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Sumner bowl over Heathcote in T20 

• By Gordon Findlater 

A WIN over local rivals 

Heathcote was the highlight 

at the weekend as Sumner 

experienced mix results in the 

Dick Motz twenty20 series at 

Burnside Park. 

Sumner began the day in style 

rolling Heathcote for just 73 runs 

in 15 overs. Richie Bell was the 

star with the ball taking 5/13 

from his four overs. 

Heathcote appeared to be off to 

a bright start, scoring 21 without 

loss from the opening two overs 

before Paddy Sullivan removed 

Matt Mealings. Bell then claimed 

the next four Heathcote wickets, 

including danger man, John 

Garry, who scored a quick fire 25 

from just 18 deliveries at the top 

of the order. 

Sumner cleaned up the Heathcote 

tail with relative ease, as the 

final three wickets fell for one 

run. Sullivan claimed a second 

wicket to finish with figures of 

2/20, while Jonathan Percasky 

claimed three late wickets to finish 

with 3/10 from three overs. 

Sumner’s pursuit of 74 never 

really looked in doubt. Tom 

Gooday fell for just two in the 

third over. However, fellow 

opener Andrew Vann’s 27 from 

20 deliveries meant his side were 

able to reach the total in just the 

10th over to seal a seven wicket 

win. 

Both teams then suffered 

defeat in their afternoon games 

against premier grade teams. 

Sumner found themselves 

chasing an imposing total after 

Burnside West Christchurch 

University finished with 179/5 in 

the first innings. 

Only Vann and Dean Smith 

were able to score more than 20 

for Sumner as they eventually fell 

well short, bowled out for 104 in 

the 19th over. 

Meanwhile, Heathcote found 

themselves up against it when 

they played St Albans who piled 

on 202/2 thanks to a stellar 

knock of 131 from 73 deliveries 

by Robbie Polson. 

Heathcote were never able to 

get near the mammoth total, 

finishing 124/7 after 20 overs. 

Sumner and Heathcote will 

both contest the final two rounds 

of the T20 series at Burnside 

Park on Saturday. 

RUNS: A quickfire 27 from 

Andrew Vann got Sumner’s 

chase off to a good start in 

their win over Heathcote. 

SPORTS 

OUTCLASSED: Sumner were 

defeated by premier side, 

Burnside West Christchurch 

University, in their afternoon 

game. 

Young softballer strikes multi-code success 

SPORTING 

ALL-ROUNDER: 

Bella Lister 

represented 

New Zealand at 

under-15 level in 

Sydney last year. 

• By Gordon Findlater 

A TALENTED young Sumner 

athlete has been recognised as 

the South Island’s top under-15 

softballer for the third year 

running. 

Bella Lister, 14, was part of 

the Canterbury under-15 girls 

side that won the South Island 

championships in Invercargill 

this month. 

It was the fourth straight year 

the pitcher has competed at the 

event. She has also been named 

in the tournament team each 

year. 

It was also the third time Bella 

has been named the tournament 

MVP. At the tournament she 

pitched 13 innings and faced 

43 batters without conceding a 

single run. She was also one of 

the top batters, reaching home 

10 times from 19 at-bats. Her 

batting average over the four 

days was .526. 

The Canterbury under-15 girls 

team were undefeated during the 

four-day tournament and beat a 

Canterbury development team 

10-0 in the final. 

Following the South Island 

championships, Bella went on 

to represent Canterbury at the 

New Zealand under-17 girls 

tournament in Dunedin, where 

they finished fifth. In recent 

years, Bella has been part of the 

New Zealand development squad 

as well as the NZ ISA team. 

However, Bella’s talents 

aren’t limited to the softball 

diamond. 

Next month she will travel 

to Auckland to play for the 

Canterbury under-16s at 

the national junior touch 

tournament. 

She has also represented 

Canterbury at age group level 

netball. 

Playing at centre, she hopes to 

crack into the top senior team at 

Christchurch Girls’ High School 

when she begins year 11 next 

month. 

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Pirate’s Corner 

Still Pedalling! 

Safety tips for boaties 

After spotting the 

occasional bit of 

bad behaviour over 

the holiday period, 

navigational safety 

officer Gary Manch offers 

some sage advice for 

water users 

Trevor Crowe’s been involved with cars for a 

while. You can benefit from his experience at... 

HAPPY NEW year to you 

all. I hope you got to take 

advantage of the nice weather 

over the holidays. 

I worked through but am 

taking some time off this 

month instead. 

It’s been a very busy boating 

season so far, with great 

behaviour overall and just 

the odd boatie spoiling it for 

others on the water. 

I’m not the kind of person 

who makes new year’s 

resolutions, but if I was to 

make some they would be for 

the boating community to: 

•Always wear a life jacket. 

•Never tow without an 

observer (who is at least 10 

years old). 

•Know the boating rules for 

the area before you go out on 

the water. 

•Keep your speed to five 

knots or less if you are within 

200m of the shore or a 

structure, or within 50m of a 

swimmer or another vessel. 

•Always carry at least two 

forms of communication that 

is suitable for the area (one of 

which should be waterproof). 

• Take a boating course. 

•And be a responsible 

skipper. 

If you can follow these rules 

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you’ll also gain the thanks 

of the other water users out 

there. 

Lastly, don’t forget power 

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require identification. 

Generally, you need to 

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vessel. 

This could be your trailer 

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Harbourmaster. 

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and look at item 20 of the 

Navigation Safety Bylaw 2016. 

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be safe out there. 

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interval, there will be a tankard 

of English ale available. 

Gaiety Hall, Rue Jolie, Akaroa 

Holiday Activity: Make a Pin 

Wheel Fan 

Wednesday, 11-noon 

Using simple materials (straws, 

paper, scissors and pins) create 

a spinning fan to cool you off 

this summer. Free, no bookings 

needed. Caregiver required. 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre 

Knit ‘n’ Yarn 

Wednesday, 10am-noon, and 

Friday, 10.30am-noon 

Got along to Lyttelton Library 

for this friendly craft session. 

Bring your knitting, crochet or 

other portable craft project and 

enjoy time with other crafters. 

Take a look the library’s range 

of books to get ideas for your 

next project. Free, No bookings 

required. Beginners welcome. 

Lyttelton Library on Wednesday, 


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, 

Email: sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. $10 

Use it or Lose it 

Wednesday, 9-9.50am 

This gentle exercise class 

for the over 50s is 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. 

Redcliffs Bowling Club, James 

St, Redcliffs. $6 

Create ’n’ Connect 

Thursday, 9.30am-noon 

Enjoy company and creativity 

at the weekly art and craft group. 

Bring your own project or just 

go along and get some inspiration. 

$3 per session. Contact 

Beth for more information, ph 

0226781252 

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. 

Join the celebrations at the Motukarara Races on Sunday. 

Enjoy exciting racing action, free kids entertainment and live 

music and soak up the atmosphere at an idyllic country race 

track. It’s one of the biggest racedays on the calendar for 

the South Island and attracts a crowd of thousands. Make 

sure you get there early to find a good spot on the grass or 

under the trees. Gates open 10am. Adult entry $10, children 

under-18 free. 

Augusta St, Redcliffs 

Ewing and Brocklebank: Two 

Ways of Seeing 

Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 

10am-4pm 

Small but perfectly formed 

original watercolours by Jo Ewing 

and landscape originals and 

prints by Paul Brocklebank will 

be on show at the historic Stoddart 

Cottage. All works for sale. 

Stoddart Cottage, Waipapa 

Ave, Diamond Harbour 

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 citizenship, 

sponsorship or rates rebates applications. 

There is no charge for 

this service. 


Centre, 37 Nayland St 

Akaroa Music Festival – 

Elizabethan Evening 

Friday, 7-9.15pm 

Spend a summer’s evening 

revisiting the Golden Age of 

Elizabeth I, with the words of 

William Shakespeare and the 

music of Dowland, Purcell, Boismortier 

and others performed by 

Polly Ott, Jonathan Le Cocq and 

Wolfgang Kraemer. During the 

Live At the Point – The In 

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Sunday, 2.30-4.30pm 

The In Crowd specialises in 

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pop/rock. With a capable and 

entertaining lead guitar trading 

solos with the brass, the two 

main singers swapping parts and 

harmonies and a groove-focused 

rhythm unit, audiences are guaranteed 

an entertaining time. 

Godley House site, 2 Waipapa 

Ave, Diamond Harbour 

Line Dancing for Beginners 

From February 5, 6pm, Bromley 

Community Centre, Bromley 

Rd. February 6 (Waitangi 

Day) and 7, 12.30pm, Woolston 

Club, Hargood St, and February 

13, 6.15pm, Templeton RSA, Kirk 

Rd. People with two left feet are 

catered for. For further details, 

call Mary 389 8809 or 021 216 

3382. 

Markets: 

Lyttelton Farmers’ Market 

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Mt Pleasant Farmers’ Market: 

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McCormacks Bay Rd. 

Akaroa Farmers’ Market: 

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Sumner Market: Sunday, 

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