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Former fire chief ‘humbled’ by honour
PROUD: Former Diamond Harbour chief fire officer Don Cameron and his wife Bev at home in Somerfield. Mr Cameron was
awarded a Queen’s Service Medal in the New Year Honours list.
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
• By Sarla Donovan
“IT’S A bit humbling,” says Don
Cameron.
“You give your time without
any expectations and then
something like this pops out of
the blue.”
Mr Cameron, 76, was
awarded the Queen’s Service
Medal for services to Fire and
Emergency New Zealand and
the community in the New Year
Honours.
After serving at the Diamond
Harbour Fire Brigade for 50
years, including 15 years as
chief fire officer, Mr Cameron
says it’s not something that can
be done without support. “My
wife Bev’s been right alongside.
I used to come home from some
incidents and I’d be shaking,”
he said. •Turn to page 2
$4k goal
for CCTV
cameras
in Sumner
reached
• By Julia Evans
SUMNER WILL get surveillance
cameras prompted by a spate of
aggravated burglaries in the area.
Safer Sumner’s Kath Preston said
it was “excellent news” that the
group had surpassed its $4000 goal
to purchase two CCTV cameras,
which will record traffic going in
and out of the village.
The target was hit as Johnston
Architects, based in Wakefield Ave,
offered to match any donations
made on the Safer Sumner
Givealittle page.
“They approached us and
said they’d like to try and help
. . . it’s very generous,” Ms Preston
said.
The Givealittle page has raised
about $3000 from more than 40
donors so with Johnston’s donation
the total is up to about $6000.
The page closes on January 5.
The bid to install cameras was
launched following four aggravated
burglaries in Mt Pleasant, Redcliffs,
Sumner and Scarborough earlier in
the year.
One of these involved mother
Emely van Ras, who, by using a
decorative Fijian skull crusher, held
off an intruder with a knife.
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A NICE story on page 1 today about Don
Cameron, a very likeable chap who spent
50 years serving as a volunteer fireman.
Yes, that’s right – 50 years!
So in recognition of Don’s services to the
community, he was recognised in the New Year Honours list,
alongside a number of other well deserving local people (see
pages 1, 2, 4, 5).
Don now lives in Somerfield but he is an icon of the
Diamond Harbour area where he spent many years fighting
fires, attending car crashes and other emergencies that
popped up.
He was also part of a number of other groups that glue a
community together.
Being a volunteer firefighter means you are called out at all
times of the day and night, so to do that for half a century is
nothing short of inspirational.
Don made sure through reporter Sarla Donovan’s interview
that his wife Bev got the recognition she deserves, and that
is captured perfectly in Martin Hunter’s photo on the front
page.
“My wife Bev’s been right alongside. I used to come home
from some incidents and I’d be shaking. You’ve just got to have
that clear support and understanding so you can pick yourself
up and do it again,” he said.
Congratulations Don and Bev.
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Former fire chief ‘humbled’ by honour
•From page 1
Said Mr Cameron: “You’ve just
got to have that clear support
and understanding so you can
pick yourself up and do it again.”
As well as his involvement
with the fire brigade, Mr
Cameron (left co-founded the
Diamond Harbour Rugby Club
with Ben Hawkins some 30-odd
CHARGE: Former Diamond
Harbour chief fire officer
Don Cameron retired in
2015 after 50 years of
service.
years ago.
“When we left Diamond
Harbour the community put on
a farewell and the current club
president, Trevor Turner, said
in his speech: ‘Thank you Don
for what you’ve done. I’ve made
lifelong friends through what
you’ve started.’ And I’d never
thought about it like that; people
have come together through the
game of rugby and now they’re
lifelong friends.”
A mechanic by trade, Mr
Cameron had been married a
year and was living in Yaldhurst
when he heard the local garage
was for sale in Diamond Harbour.
That was in 1965.
In spite of not knowing anything
about the area, he and Bev
went over to take a look, decided
they would “dip their toes in the
water” and ended up staying for
52 years.
Over that time, the Camerons
raised three children, became
involved in the playcentre and
Diamond Harbour School committee,
and helped establish a
school sailing club.
Mr Cameron was in the Merrymakers
theatre group and was
a founding member of the bridge
club. “It’s not putting your name
out there; quite the reverse – it’s
bringing people together.”
He reckons community organisations
are more important
now than they’ve ever been.
“You need your playcentres,
your plunkets, your bowls,
your arts group, your choir,
your bridge club. That’s the
structure of a community, it’s
the soul. When storms and
quakes come, they link the
community together. That’s the
value – it would be a bland area
to live in if there weren’t these
organisations.”
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Six-month liquor ban in place
Local
News
Now
In Brief
Fire rages, homes at risk
• By Julia Evans
A TEMPORARY liquor ban
is being enforced in Linwood
Village.
The city council approved
the temporary alcohol ban to
be applied on the streets and
parks of Linwood Village for
the next six months, in a bid to
reduce the level
of crime and
disorder in the
area.
The ban will
apply 24 hours
a day, seven
days a week
within the
Deon Swiggs
streets bound
by Fitzgerald
Ave, Armagh, England, and
Hereford Sts.
It comes after businesses and
residents lobbied for the liquor
ban, saying they feel unsafe
shopping and working in the
area due to the disorder caused
by on-street drinking.
Previously, police said they
didn’t have sufficient resources
to enforce a ban and the
problem wasn’t bad enough.
But last month, the Linwood-
Central-Heathcote Community
Board asked the city council to
urgently investigate imposing
an alcohol ban in the area
after residents, businesses and
police raised concerns about
the high level of alcohol-fuelled
behaviour in the area.
Central city councillor Deon
Swiggs said the liquor ban
would help make Linwood
Village a place where everyone
feels welcome and safe.
“Residents and shopkeepers
have expressed feeling
intimidated and unsafe due
to anti-social drinking in the
street, and the alcohol ban will
address this immediate issue as
longer term work takes place
to deal with other issues
surrounding the development
of the Linwood Village,’’ Cr
Swiggs said. But he said more
needed to be done to properly
address the issues.
“An alcohol ban will not solve
the deeper social issues that we
must confront, but it is a good
start to making positive changes
in the area.’’
A report said police were
dealing on an almost daily
basis with alcohol-related
misbehaviour in the area.
In the past six months, the
number of calls coming into
police from the Linwood area
has increased by more than 50
RESPECT: A
temporary
liquor ban
is being
enforced on
the streets
of Linwood
Village for
the next
six months.
PHOTO:
MARTIN
HUNTER
per cent, the police report said.
It said calls have been
coming from shoppers and
business owners feeling
intimated by the disorderly
behaviour of people drinking
and asking for money.
“Police believe that the
ban will be an effective tool
to address alcohol-related
offending and intimidation, and
in making the community feel
safe,’’ the report said.
Before the temporary liquor
ban expires in June, the city
council will consider making it
permanent.
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Friday collections will move to
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New Year Honours
COMMUNITY NEWS
Achievements recognised
Members of the community have been
acknowledged on the New Year Honours list for their
achievements and work in the community
•John Norman Harrison –
Cass Bay, Officer of the New
Zealand Order of Merit for
services to music and theatre.
Mr Harrison was executive
officer of the New Zealand Brass
Bands’ Association from 1979 to
2003. During this time Mr Harrison
oversaw the National Band
of New Zealand and from 1990
to 2009 he was also executive
officer of the Royal New Zealand
Pipe Band Association. Mr
Harrison helped bring the Royal
Edinburgh Military Tattoo to
New Zealand in 2000.
He volunteered in various roles
at The Court Theatre from the
mid-1970s, including a period
as chief usher, and served on the
trust board from 2003 to 2013.
He was secretary and a trustee
of the Court Theatre Foundation
from 2012 to 2016 and was made
the inaugural Fellow of The
Court Theatre in 2016.
His 22-year career as an announcer
and programmer with
Radio New Zealand culminated
in his appointment as executive
music producer. In 1984 he was
vice-president of the National
Music Council.
During the 1970s and 1980s
Mr Harrison was choir master at
Lyttelton’s Holy Trinity Church.
•Paul Ferrier Pritchett –
Church Bay,
Member of the
New Zealand
Order of Merit
for services to
yachting and the
community.
Mr Pritchett
has played a key role in encouraging
the youth of Canterbury
into sailing.
He introduced the Optimist
Sailing Dinghy to New Zealand
in 1975 and instigated the New
Zealand Optimist Dinghy
Association, spening many
hours travelling the country
to promote the dinghy as the
ideal child’s learner sailing boat,
which has since been widely
adopted around New Zealand.
He founded the Water Activities
Centre in 1986, through
which school pupils were able to
learn safe sailing and associated
water activities. He co-founded
sailing for the disabled in Canterbury
in 1989 and is a life member
of the Charteris Bay Yacht Club
and has been commodore twice.
He has chaired Canterbury
Yachting Association committees
and been chairman of the Youth
Committee of the New Zealand
Yachting Federation.
Within the wider community
Mr Pritchett has been involved
with probus and lions clubs,
organised beach clean ups, tree
plantings, and cliff track working
parties.
•Graeme Richard Wallis –
Cashmere, Member of the New
Zealand Order of
Merit for services
to music.
Mr Wallis has
been a significant
contributor to
the music scene
for more than
40 years and has
held numerous leadership positions
within Canterbury music
organisations.
He has held various leadership
positions with the Avonhead
Rotary Club since 1984 and has
led several fundraising projects,
including a leading role in the
fundraising for the purchase and
installation of a pipe organ at the
town hall in 1997. He is currently
chairman of the Friends of the
Arts Centre of Christchurch.
He has been president of the
Christchurch Civic Music Council
since 2006 and chairman of
Christchurch Civic Music Council
Concert Programmes since
2011. He is the past president of
the Specialist Music Programme
and chairman of the National
Concerto Competition Trust
and the Voice of Music Committee.
Mr Wallis has been musical
director of the Christchurch
Operatic Society, patron of the
Friends of the Christchurch
School of Music Support Trust,
and was president of the New
Zealand Society for Music Education
in 1989.
•Shona Evelyn Andrell –
Addington, The Queen’s Service
Medal for services to the stroke
community.
Mrs Andrell has provided
assistance and support to members
of stroke communities in
Christchurch and the South
Island since 1997.
She set up the Richmond
Stroke Club in Christchurch in
1997 and has been the co-ordinator
of its fortnightly sessions.
The club provides support to
those that have been affected by
a stroke, including professional
sessions to improve survivors’
communication, language and
motor skills.
In 2001 she was elected to the
Stroke Foundation’s Southern
Region’s Council and was elected
South Island president in 2008.
When the council closed in
2014, she was appointed to the
new Southern Stroke Advisory
Group in 2015. In spite of suffering
a stroke in May 2016, she
has continued to assist with the
organisation of the Richmond
Stroke Club.
As recognition of her contributions,
she was made a life member
of the Stroke Foundation of
New Zealand. Mrs Andrell was
the community representative
on the establishment committee
that set up the Stroke Rehabilitation
Facility at The Princess
Margaret Hospital, where she
then volunteered in the stroke
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Bugman’s work with nature
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• By Emily O’Connell
MORE THAN 50 years
ago a very young Ruud
Kleinpaste had a pair of
binoculars and a curiousity
for birds.
Now the Halswell resident
has been recognised
for his services to entomology,
conservation and
entertainment.
Dr Kleinpaste, 65, has
received a member of the
New Zealand Order of
Merit.
He said his love for
nature started when he
was about eight-years-old
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Early in his career Dr
Kleinpaste spent 14 years
working as an entomologist
for the Ministry of
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In the late 1980s he
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Funding to buy CCTV
cameras reached
•From page 1
A man was charged with three
of the four aggravated burglary
offences, including that of Miss
van Ras. He has been remanded
in custody and will next appear in
court on February 21.
Johnston Architects owner
Regan Johnston said the business
has recently moved to Sumner
from the central city so the
company wanted to get involved
in an important community
initiative.
“It’s important to the community.
We thought, we’re new – let’s
do our part,” he said.
Ms Preston said any leftover
money would go straight back to
the community via the Sumner
Residents’ Association.
Ms Preston said residents have
been concerned for a number of
years that property-related crime
was on the rise. However, she said
it was the burglary of Miss van Ras
that sparked the group into action.
“The idea is that if something
does happen we’ve got footage
to help track down whoever was
involved,” she said.
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also act as a good deterrent to
crime.
Any footage captured would
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Shakespearean stage beckons
Actress off
to London’s
Globe Theatre
• By Julia Evans
“ROMEO, ROMEO, wherefore
art thou Romeo?”
Tigerlily Perry may soon
be reciting the famous
Shakespearean quote at the
theatre his plays were first
performed in four centuries ago.
Although Romeo and Juliet isn’t
her favourite play.
“It’s a tie between Much Ado
About Nothing and Julius Caesar,”
she said.
The 17-year-old who has just
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College is hoping to send her
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Company.
From more than 5000 applicants,
Tigerlily was selected
as one of the 24 students who
will fly to London to perform
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Tigerlily and Ben will
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CURTAINS: Tigerlily Perry is set to head to London and
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Stratford-upon-Avon. ​
workshops and talks at the
Globe before heading north
to Shakespeare’s birthplace,
Stratford-upon-Avon.
“It’s really exciting thinking
about performing there.”
Tigerlily said she expects it
will be “life-changing.”
Although the trip isn’t until
July, Tigerlily is already hard at
work fundraising for the $8500
it will take to get her there.
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“I’ve been doing odd jobs,”
she said. But a funding grant
of $1000 from the Shakespeare
Globe Centre New Zealand has
been “amazing,” she said.
It comes after her recent role
as the lead in the international
award-winning film, A Perfect
Child, made by Christ’s College
and St Margaret’s students.
“I’ve always been into acting.
It started with the Shakespeare
festival at school,” she said.
Her mother was an actress,
although never professionally.
“Mum was an actress, she
exposed me to that world and
it developed when I was a kid,”
she said.
Tigerlily grew up with a
love of reading play scripts –
something she always thought
was “a bit weird.”
She has played Paulina and
Hermione in The Winter’s Tale,
Mark Antony in Anthony and
Cleopatra, Trebonius from Julius
Caesar and has taken the lead in
Timon of Athens, Timon.
But she couldn’t pick a
favourite. Instead, she’s hoping
to add new characters to her
repertoire at the Globe in July.
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Your Local Views
COMMUNITY NEWS
Readers respond to the
article regarding two
large trees in the former
Redcliffs School grounds
that may be cut down after
the city council declined
to give them protected
status
Jan Simpson – We strongly
believe that the two lovely old
trees in the original Redcliffs
School grounds should be given
protected status. I do not know
the criteria for protection of
worthwhile trees but on our
property on Beachville Rd we
have inherited a protected tree
which we have tried to have
removed from the list. It is a
nonsense – an old, unhealthy,
ngaio tree with unsightly dead
branches. Ngaios are poisonous
weeds and a tree such as this,
very close to our house should
not be protected, unlike the two
lovely old trees in the former
Redcliffs School. Playgrounds
benefit from trees like these.
Retain them please.
Bobby Phuong – I believe
the trees should be given protected
status. They have been
there for so long and are part
of the land now, not to mention
beautiful. If there are configurations
that allow the trees to be
retained then there’s no reason at
all for their removal.
Dan Salisbury – Please
LANDSCAPE: An oak tree at the former Redcliffs School may be chopped down when the city council develops playing
fields on the site. While Avondale’s Maree Ross says she wants the overgrown mess on the property next to her home
cleared.
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
keep the oak and elm on the old
Redcliffs School site. It sounds
like they can be accommodated
into any new plans. The trees add
so much.
Readers also respond
to the update about
the overgrown section
in Avondale
Helen Young – Make a
complaint to the city council to it
being a fire risk. I did that when
the neighbours had grass up to
the top of the fence 2m high.
They were made to cut it down
and keep it to a low height as
a fire risk. It’s worth a try even
if it is the city council with the
problem.
Daniel Leadley – Why
should the city council be
expected to look after a privatelyowned
section? I cut the berm
down for this lady about
two years ago the site was bad
then hate to think how bad it is
now.
Karen Bullock – Typical.
The city council doesn’t want to
help.
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someone in to do it and
send them a bill. The section
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2 Tbsp white wine vinegar
½ tsp salt
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2 cups frozen peas
3 mint leaves, finely chopped
25g butter
½ tsp salt
½ tsp pepper
2 Tbsp creme fraiche
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COMMUNITY NEWS Tuesday January 2 2018 13
Reece eyes up another national title
• By Andrew King
BURWOOD PARK’S Reece Falck
will be looking to bring home
another national tennis title when
he competes in Auckland on
Saturday.
Fifteen-year-old Reece, who
was crowned national 14 and
under champion last year, will
compete in the national junior
team’s event in the 16 and under
section and in the 16 and under
singles and doubles tournament.
He said he is excited to get
stuck in at the tournament and
feels he has a good opportunity to
take another national title.
“I am feeling pretty confident.
I am hitting the ball pretty well,”
he said.
Reece returned from
Auckland last week where he
attended a three-day training
camp working on technique and
fitness.
The Shirley Boys’ High School
student is coached by his father
Andrew, who is the head coach at
the Burwood Park club.
He will also compete in the
doubles with fellow Cantabrian
Jamie Garbett, 16, and in the
national junior team’s event and
said the team has good depth and
should be in with a chance to win
a title.
Canterbury is sending three
teams to the event.
The 16 and under team, who
will compete in Auckland from
CONFIDENT: Fifteen-year-old Reece Falck is looking to add to his 14 and under national title he
won last year, when he competes in the 16 and under nationals in January.
January 11-14, is made up of
Reece Falck, Jamie Garbett, William
Schneideman, Liam Adams,
Annabel Coates, Monique Hore
and Tessa McCann.
The 14 and under and 12 and
under teams will compete at
Wilding Park, Christchurch,
from January 17-20.
The 14 and under team includes
Abby Mason, Jenner Johnson,
Charlie Morrison, Jordan Edwards,
Nant Prachuabmoh, Farrah
Richards, Taylah Holdem and
Jade Feneon.
The 12 and under team
features Liam Barrett, Duncan
McCall, Ethan Cooke,
Wonjeong Kim, Harry Pugh,
Ruby Young, Tatum Falck and
Lily Parkinson.
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will compete in the 16 and
under national junior team
event. PHOTO: PATRICK ROSE
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COMMUNITY NEWS
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