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‘Suspicious’ deaths 

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SKILL: Artist Julia Holden (pictured above at last year’s Lyttelton: Redux exhibition) 

has made the first round of judging at an international portrait award with her painting, 

Caroline (right). 

First round success for artist 

in prestigious competition 

• By Sarla Donovan 

WHEN REDCLIFFS artist 

Julia Holden entered the BP 

Portrait Award at the National 

Portrait Gallery, London, 

she didn’t expect to get any 

further. 

“I was in the mode of putting 

work in to various things 

at the time and I thought: 

‘Well I’ll just enter and see 

what happens.’ And it was to 

my very great surprise that 

it got accepted for the first 

round.” 

Anyone from around 

the world can enter the prestigious 

competition – close 

to 3000 did so this year and 

it was “really thrilling” to be 

selected from that group, said 

Holden. 

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“SHE DID an excellent job – I’m 

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Deputy Mayor Andrew Turner 

yesterday summed up the loss 

of Banks Peninsula Community 

Board chairwoman Christine 

Wilson. 

Ms Wilson 

has resigned 

for health reasons, 

effective 

immediately. 

She informed 

city council 

chief executive 

Karleen Edwards 

on 

Friday that she 

would be standing down. 

Christine 

Wilson 

Current deputy chairwoman 

Pam Richardson will be acting 

chair in the meantime. 

Ms Wilson said the decision 

hadn’t been made lightly, but was 

necessary. 

“I will miss everybody, but I’m 

sure they will get on with it and 

do a good job.” 

Cr Turner said Ms Wilson had 

been a highly effective chairwoman. 

“She took on the role of chair 

after one term on the board and 

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Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi 

from the editor’s desk 

YOU DON’T know until you try, and you 

can’t win a prize if you don’t enter. 

That pretty much sums up our front page 

article today on Julia Holden, the Redcliffs 

artist who has made it through to the next 

round of a fairly prestigious competition in 

no less a place than London. 

Holden gained a lot of attention for her portraits of Lyttelton 

people which featured in an exhibition at Canterbury Museum 

last year. When she put her entry into the London competition 

she didn’t expect to get any further, but of course she has. 

Well done Julia. 

On a sad note, health reasons have ended Christine Wilson’s 

tenure on the Banks Peninsula Community Board (see page 1). 

We wish Christine all of the best. 

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Lifeguards awarded 

January rescue at Taylors Mistake earns lifesavers a 

citation and a place in the BP rescue of the year award. 

Pages 10 

sport 

Another Stroud makes her mark 

Find out how the daughter of a former Mainland Tactix coach 

and All White is continuing her family’s sporting legacy. 

Page 17 

community events 

Family movie 

As part of Lyttelton’s Summerfest, check out Taika Waititi’s 

classic Kiwi comedy Boy at 8.45pm on Friday. Arrive at 

6.30pm to catch the pre-movie entertainment. 

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Wednesday February 21 2018 

News 

Old school classroom to stay 

Community 

building will be 

part of new 

Redcliffs park 


A LARGE, modern classroom 

at the former Redcliffs School 

site will be retained for 

community use. 

But heritage buildings, 

including the historic 1921 hall 

and a 1940s open air classroom 

and dental clinic, are set to go. 

The Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community Board 

decided last week to keep a 

building in the southern corner 

of the site. 

It is relatively modern and 

undamaged and being located 

on the southern boundary 

means it would not interfere 

with the two new playing fields 

to be constructed. 

The building would replace 

those in the current Redcliffs 

Park. 

While the future use of the 

old school site has not been determined, 

Heathcote Ward city 

councillor Sara Templeton said 

once management of the site is 

transferred to the city council, 

“we will be able to work with 

the community more on the 

use of the block.” 

A decision on changing the 

zoning of Redcliffs Park from 

a park to a school is expected 

from Greater Christchurch 

Regeneration Minister Megan 

Woods soon. The board also 

decided to keep the car park, 

children’s playground, sand 

pit, shade sails, decking, the 

garden adjacent to the car park 

and trees, in-built furniture, 

playground pathway, and 


boundary fencing. These are all 

considered by the city council 

to be in “workable” locations 

for the new park layout. 

All other assets will be 

demolished by the Ministry 

of Education before the city 

council establishes the two new 

public sports fields, which will 

replace those set to be lost at the 

current Redcliffs Park. 

The city council will develop 

a landscape plan for the site later 

this year in consultation with 

the community to determine 

CHANGE: 

Heathcote 

Ward city 

councillor 

Sara 

Templeton 

(inset) said the 

community 

will be able 

to use a 

classroom 

block to be 

retained at 

the former 

Redcliffs 

School site. 

the layout of the sports fields 

and “other recreation opportunities 

that may be developed,” 

said city council head of parks 

Brent Smith. 

Redcliffs School board of 

trustees chairman Darren 

Fidler said he didn’t know what 

would happen if Dr Woods 

decided against the change. 

Redcliffs Park is in a coastal 

hazard zone, and the city 

council and Environment Canterbury 

have raised flood risk 

concerns. 

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Fire rages, homes at risk 

31-YEAR-OLD IN COURT 

A 31-year-old man charged with 

three night-time aggravated 

robberies in Scarborough, Mt 

Pleasant and Redcliffs last year is set 

to appear in court today. The man 

was arrested a week after the alleged 

break-in on October 24 of Emely 

van Ras’ Scarborough home. Ms van 

Ras held him off with a ceremonial 

Fijian skull crusher before he fled 

the house. Her experience prompted 

the formation of the Safer Sumner 

group, which recently purchased two 

CCTV cameras for the area. 

SKATE PARK SUBMISSIONS 

Public feedback on the four 

proposed sites for a skate park 

between Ferrymead and Sumner 

closes on Monday. The site options 

are next to the Sumner Surf Life 

Saving Club, at Scott Park in 

Ferrymead, the old Redcliffs School 

grounds on Main Rd, and the former 

Marine Tavern site at 26 Nayland 

St, Sumner. Go to ccc.govt.nz/ 

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News 

Retiring 

board chair 

earns respect 

•From page 1 

There was disappointment, 

“but at the same time, thanks 

and recognition and respect for 

all the work that she has done 

both on the community board 

and in the wider community.” 

Nominations are now open for 

a position on the 

board and a byelection 

will be 

held on May 16. 

An election 

will only be held 

if there is more 

Andrew 

Turner 

than one candidate, 

however. 

“I’m hoping 

there will be interest – people 

generally have stood because 

they have a passion for the community 

and want to be a leader 

in the community,” said Cr 

Turner. 

He said the board planned 

to have an informal discussion 

about leadership roles at 

their meeting in Akaroa on 

Monday. 

They would need to talk about 

who was interested in the role of 

chairperson and whether to vote 

for a new chair before or after 

any by-election, he said. 

Local 

News 

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Work on landmark under way 


A LANDMARK apartment 

building opposite Sumner beach 

will be fully repaired by June. 

The three-storey 1990s 

beachside property was 

damaged in the February 22, 

2011, earthquake. 

It is next door to the former 

Cave Rock apartments, built in 

1998. 

Both complexes were designed 

at the same time by the late 

Peter Beaven, but the Cave Rock 

apartments were demolished in 

2012. 

Body corporate chairman 

Damon Rutherford said the 

building at 20 Esplanade was 

built on a rock foundation, 

and “that’s why it’s still 

standing.” 

EQC and insurers paid 

out a multi-million dollar 

settlement, said Mr Rutherford 

and it was now being 

completely refurbished, with 

a new roof, new windows and 

other work. 

“It will look like a brand new 

modern building.” 

Repairs started about six 

months ago with the building 

being raised as it had sunk into 

the ground. 

REPAIRS: The building at 

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THE DELUGE of rubbish 

in Sumner has eased since 

school holidays ended. 

The Sumner Community 

Residents’ Association met 

with city council staff and 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board 

member Darrell Latham 

on Thursday to discuss 

maintenance of Sumner’s 

public spaces, including 

concerns around frequency 

of rubbish bins being emptied 

in Sumner and Taylors 

Mistake. 

After being emptied twice 

a day following publicity 

around overflowing bins, 

the city council has returned 

to once a day and twice on 

weekends, plus an additional 

emptying at night. 

City council head of 

parks Brent Smith said the 

rationalisation of contracts 

for the removal of rubbish 

in Sumner was still being 

considered, and the installation 

of larger bins and smart 

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Currently Sumner has 

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We are wanting to 

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Mr Smith. 

The meeting also 

discussed having several 

wheelie bins strapped together 

at key points on the 

Esplanade, to cope with 

heavy usage periods. 

Dr Latham, who organised 

and chaired the meeting, 

said it had been very 

positive. 

“Issues were addressed 

with a view to putting into 

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TWENTY-FOUR cabbage 

trees have been found dead 

along the Christchurch Coastal 

Pathway. 

While out walking on Monday 

morning, Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community Board 

member Tim Lindley noticed 

a clump of dead trees opposite 

the Mt Pleasant Community 

Centre. 

And they weren’t the only ones. 

Dr Lindley proceeded to count 

24 in a row, stretching down the 

causeway towards the Beachville 

Rd corner. 

Those closest to and those on 

Beachville Rd itself were not affected. 

It was possible they had got a 

disease, said Dr Lindley. 

But the other possibility was 

that some “cabbage tree-hater” 

had sprayed them. 

“The rest of the cabbage trees 

further along are perfectly 

healthy. It just seems very unusual 

because they’re in clumps of 

three with big gaps so you might 

get a bug that infests one clump 

but for 24 in a row all to be dead 

is suspicious.” 

He has contacted city council 

arborists and asked them to have 

a look. 

“It’s case-not-proven yet but it 

looks awfully worrisome.” 


Dead cabbage trees ‘suspicious’ 

UNSIGHTLY: Tim Lindley with one of the 24 dead cabbage 

trees along the coastal pathway. PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

The Coastal Pathway Group 

had raised funds to pay for the 

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Dr Lindley, who is also a member 

of the group, said they would 

wait to hear from the arborist 

before deciding whether to lay a 

complaint with police. 

Cabbage trees not universally popular 

•In January last year, three cabbage trees were cut and 

left to die on the Main Rd causeway. Others were found 

ripped out and thrown onto nearby rocks. 

•In July last year, a man was spotted removing cabbage 

trees from Charlesworth Reserve. 

•City council plans to plant cabbage trees near the 

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by the residents’ associations the same month – they 

requested pohutukawa trees instead. 

•In 2015 several cabbage trees were set alight on the 

corner of New Brighton and Palmers Rds. 

•From page 1 

All entrants upload and send a 

digital image of their portrait. 

From there, judges invite 

several hundred to send their 

works in for the next round of 

judging. 

Holden packed up the portrait 

last Friday and sent it off to 

London. 

Last year’s award attracted 

2580 entries from 87 countries. 

Judged anonymously, 53 portraits 

were selected for final 

exhibition. 

Being picked for the first round 

was a “big deal,” said Holden, 

whose Lyttelton: Redux exhibition 

at Canterbury Museum 

showcased portraits of Lyttelton 

locals recreated as notable figures 

from the town’s past. 

Her painting Caroline: (Ruby 

Cumming, after Leo Bensemann) 

is made in the same way. 

It was created at a live event 

hosted by the New Zealand 

Portrait Gallery, Wellington, in 

March last year, during an exhibition 

featuring Christchurchbased 

portraiture specialist Leo 

Bensemann, a contemporary of 

Rita Angus. 

The recreation of Bensemann’s 

original 1940 portrait Caroline 

Oliver, took about an hour, with 

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News 

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PAGE 7 


Early success for artist in 

international competition 

BOUNDARIES: Julia Holden 

at work on Caroline. 

model Ruby Cumming acting as 

Holden’s ‘living canvas.’ 

“It’s a tricky situation because 

it’s a painting award; so I’m 

kind of testing the boundaries 

because it’s a record of a performance 

work; some would argue 

that it’s a photograph. But I’m a 

painter and I want it to be read 

in terms of painting.” 

In her accompanying letter to 

the judges, Holden explains that 

Caroline is intended “as a respectful 

and serious provocation 

to currently accepted characteristics 

of the traditional painted 

portrait.” 

Holden expects to hear 

around March 8 whether she has 

made it through. 

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•Have your say on Howard Wilson’s submission and freedom 

campers in general. Email sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi 

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Akaroa 

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Howard 

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prepared a 

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on the issue 

of freedom 

camping in 

Akaroa. It will be delivered 

by deputation at a Banks 

Peninsula Community 

Board meeting on Monday. 

A copy of his submission is 

printed here 

This deputation follows 

and updates my previous 

submission to the board 

on October 30, 2017. There 

will be a record of this on 

file. My main emphasis was 

on the health and safety of 

allowing freedom camping 

along the foreshore from the 

main wharf to Greens Point 

and the effects on Akaroa 

Yacht Club (incorporating 

the Akaroa Sailing Club.) The 

following two points were 

my summary of the issue as 

I saw it at that time: 

Overall it was felt that the area 

outside the AYC and lighthouse 

is unsuitable for camper vans, 

and it was also of concern that 

other residential streets in 

Akaroa are open for campervans 

for a two-night period. The vans 

which appear to be the main 

culprits are the small, so-called 

fully self-contained, vans which 

only have a small portable toilet 

under the bed and no facilities 

for storing rubbish or running 

water. Vans often park opposite 

the AYC in the Garden of Tane 

where toilet paper is frequently 

found. 

Akaroa does not wish to discourage 

tourism. At the moment 

there are two areas in Akaroa 

where campervans are invited 

to park for up to two nights, the 

recreation ground parking area 

and parking spaces opposite the 

Akaroa Area School Library. 

However, they are also permitted 

to park in all residential streets 

east of the main street for up to 

two nights. Overnight parking 

areas must be safe and create the 

least disruption to residents and 

the enjoyment of Akaroa by residents 

and visitors. By advertising 

the many areas within Akaroa 

that campervans can park has 

the potential to affect the quality 

of life, health and safety of 

residents and visitors to Akaroa. 

I urged the city council to review 

the freedom camping by-law, as 

promised, and at the very least 

prohibit freedom camping along 

the whole of the Akaroa foreshore, 

to include the main wharf 

all the way to Greens Point. 

Since my previous submission, 

we have had a busy summer in 

Akaroa and our worst fears have, 

as predicted, become a reality. 

Akaroa has been subject to 

abuse from freedom campervan 

owners and hirers. Our streets, 

recreation areas and attractions 

have been littered with rubbish, 

sanitary items, urine and faeces. 

This, as evidenced by the many 

photos and emails that have ben 

submitted to the city council, is 

a daily occurrence. The Freedom 

Camping Bylaw 2015 has been 

flouted on numerous occasions. 

The number of vans entering 

Akaroa has escalated. We know 

that the numbers have risen 

four-fold nationally. 

Current policing of the by-law 

is inadequate. I acknowledge that 

some policing has taken place 

and some infringement notices 

have been issued. However, this 

is not having any effect whatsoever. 

At the very least a local person 

should be trained as an enforcement 

officer and police the 

Akaroa area on a 24-hour basis. 

It is futile to expect any positive 

effect when the small number 

of enforcement officers (is it still 

two?) are based in Christchurch 

and have to police the whole of 

the city council area. 

I am encouraged that latterly 


has taken a keen interest. I am 

also encouraged that the Tourism 

Minister, Kelvin Davis, has 

finally realised New Zealand 

has a problem and has invited 

22 mayors to a meeting in early 

March to discuss solutions to 

issues around freedom camping. 

One hopes that this will result 

in a meaningful solution to the 

escalating problem. However, 

the wheels of power turn ever 

so slowly, so we will not see any 

change to the Freedom Camping 

Act until at least next summer. 

In the meantime, the city council 

has to act with urgency. To do 

nothing is no longer an option. 

Before I offer my solution, I 

will reiterate the social, economic, 

health and safety concerns 

surrounding open urination and 

defaecation (OUD): 

•The smell is obnoxious and 

contributes to odour pollution. 

•OUD discourages tourism 

in areas where the habit is performed 

and has a negative effect 

on the economy. 

•Businesses in areas of OUD 

will suffer loss of customers. 

•The faeces, urine and toilet 

paper destroys the aesthetics of 

the area. 

•People with a urinary tract 

infection or gastroenteritis 

will encourage spread of the 

disease and infect others. This 

is particularly relevant to small 

children, who play in the areas 

where urination and defecation 

has taken place. 

•OUD creates a fertile breeding 

place for bacteria, viruses 

and parasites and again encourages 

spread of disease. Hot 

temperatures will increase the 

spread further, e.g. current summer 

weather in Akaroa. 

•The urea content of faeces 

and urine encourages insects, 

especially flies, which pick up 

particles of faeces and urine and 

act as a potent vector of disease. 

•Diseases spread by OUD are 

often waterborne diseases and 

OUD will contribute to pollution 

of our lakes, waterways and sea, 

especially when rain washes 

urine and faces into our streams 

and rivers. OUD in the third 

world is responsible for millions 

of deaths annually, especially in 

young children; as they are apt 

to crawl on the ground, walk 

barefoot and put things into 

their mouths. 

We need to protect the uniqueness 

of Akaroa and the bays for 

residents as well as those who 

enjoy and respect the area. We 

do not want Akaroa to become 

a third world town littered with 

toilet paper, excrement and rubbish. 

The predicament in Akaroa is 

mirrored by other areas in New 

Zealand. Queenstown Lakes 

District Council has set the 

precedent of banning freedom 

camping in areas that have been 

abused by freedom campers. 

They are acting with expediency 

and I applaud the fact that elected 

representatives have listened 

and responded to ratepayer’s 

valid concerns. 

It is now time for the city 

council to step up and consider 

a ban on freedom camping from 

those areas of Akaroa and bays, 

which has been subject to this 

abuse over the summer months. 

I cannot emphasise enough the 

health and safety consequences 

of doing nothing. 

If the city council is able to 

police and monitor the by-law 

adequately, it may consider offering 

an area within Akaroa 

where freedom campers may stay 

for a up to a two-night period. I 

would suggest, in line with the 

amendment to the New Zealand 

standard for self-contained 

vehicles, which came into effect 

on January 31, that campervans 

be inspected by a warden to 

insure they are adequately self 

contained, i.e. the toilet is fully 

accessible when the bed is made 

up and in place, as a prerequisite 

of spending the night in a designated 

two-night area. There is no 

need for a warden to enter into 

the van since it can be checked 

by simply opening the side and 

back doors for a visual inspection. 

I urge the board to treat this 

matter with utmost seriousness 

and take immediate steps to 

protect the health and safety of 

visitors and residents from the 

appalling behaviours of those 

freedom campers that have a 

blatant disregard for the unique 

beauty of Akaroa. 

Otherwise, the only realistic 

step is to totally ban freedom 

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THE TAYLORS Mistake Surf 

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national rescue of the month 

award for the performance of its 

lifeguards last month. 

The award recognises operational 

excellence by surf 

lifeguards around New Zealand. 

The winners receive a $500 

BP gift card and a citation, and 

become finalists in the BP rescue 

of the year award. 

On Thursday, January 18, 

Taylors Mistake beach was heavily 

populated with people on 

holiday. 

The temperature was hot and 

the surf was large with rips and 

currents moving through. 

The beach was patrolled by 

four paid regional lifeguards and 

there were various off-duty lifeguards 

and rookies on the beach. 

Lifeguards had already moved 

the flags numerous times due to 

the conditions and the number 

of swimmers in the water. 

As the tide turned shortly after 

1pm, a flash rip was created, taking 

two groups of swimmers on 

the western side of the flags out 

beyond their depth. 

Four people were in immediate 

danger with another group 

struggling to return to shallow 

water. Overall, it appeared that 

about 12-17 swimmers were in 

RESCUERS: Craig Jamieson, Zach Goldsmith, Mackenzie Ellis and Will Jamieson were among 

the lifeguards on duty on January 18: 

need of assistance. 

A lone swimmer, doing water 

yoga at the same time, had drifted 

400m offshore and required 

board rescue and pick up by an 

inflatable rescue boat. 

All four regional lifeguards 

entered the water as the patrol 

captain dropped the flags and 

closed the swimming area, while 

the off-duty lifeguards provided 

assistance. 

Two boards, 11 rescue tubes 

and an IRB were in the water at 

the time. 

The IRB pick ups were challenging 

due to the wave height, 

number of people in the water 

and the inability of some of the 

swimmers to get into the IRB 

due to panic and exhaustion. 

Ultimately, all of the swimmers 

were returned to shore with 

two requiring intervention from 

ambulance staff, along with further 

monitoring for secondary 

drowning. 

Due to the extent of the rescue, 

the off-duty lifeguards patrolled 

the beach and flags so that the 

regional lifeguards could regroup 

and complete the paperwork 

and a full debrief. 

Club captain Tisha Jamieson- 

Bradley said if it wasn’t for the 

quick response and team work 

from the club members on site 

that day, it is likely there could 

have been multiple drownings. 

•From November 17 to 

January 31, Taylors Mistake 

club volunteers worked 

2200 hours, completed 31 

rescues (20 of those on 

January 18), helped with 24 

first aid incidents and five 

searches. 

•The number of rescues 

have increased by 75 per 

cent from last summer, 

which was quiet by 

comparison, but on par 

with seasons prior to 

2016/2017. 

•Patrols will be extended 

an extra two weekends 

until March 25, due to 

the hot weather and 

the anticipated beach 

patronage. 

The lifeguards involved in the 

rescues were Craig Jamieson, 

Tisha Jamieson-Bradley, William 

Jamieson, Mitchell Cox, Tamsin 

Mills, Tirina Goldsmith, Zach 

Goldsmith, Megan Rossiter, 

Eve Weston, Amy Hartwell, 

Brianna Cox, Brooke Goldsmith, 

Agatha Weston, Jacob Clements 

and Taylor Cook. The four paid 

regional lifeguards on duty were 

Georgia Stroud, Luke Smith, Gareth 

Evans and Naomi Darvill. 

•Stroud sporting legacy, p17 

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A FORMER seaman’s cottage 

has become home to a 

community craft shop. 

The little blue house on 

Bayview Rd, Redcliffs, dates 

back to the 1880s, and two 

weeks ago under went its latest 

transformation into the Craft 

Cottage. 

Redcliffs resident Wendy 

Rendle started the co-operative 

as a place where organisations 

can sell goods and raise funds 

for the community. 

Redcliffs School and the 

Redcliffs Community Shed are 

two of the groups which make 

and sell a range of products 

from art and aprons, to plants, 

preserves and perfume. 

Ms Rendle said it was a way 

for people who enjoyed creating 

things to have an outlet. 

“The Redcliffs School craft 

mothers meet at the shed and 

make things for the school fair. 

The things that don’t sell can’t be 

stored at the old school building 

because it’s to be removed so 

we’re storing those things and 

keeping them moving, selling 

them on through the year 

instead of waiting for the next 

school fair.” 

The Community Shed makes 

wooden toys and anything that 

gets donated is sold on at the 

cottage and the funds are put 

back into running the shed. 

An orphanage in India is 

another one of the groups to 

benefit from items sold at Craft 

Cottage. 

The owner of the cottage 


Cottage turned into craft shop 

CRAFT SAMARITAN: Wendy Rendle has started a community craft cottage where groups like 

Redcliffs School sell crafts with all the profits going back to the groups. 


doesn’t charge any rent, so 

electricity is the only cost to the 

co-op, “which is nominal,” said 

Ms Rendle, who has suffered 

from back pain for many years. 

She describes herself as a 

“pusher of people’s talents in the 

community. Because of my back, 

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•Craft Cottage can be 

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TWO NEW submarine 

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Harbour. 

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the pipelines to a new pump station 

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It will then be piped through 

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Woolston pump station and 

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treatment plant, where it will be 

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through the Christchurch Ocean 

Outfall. 

Local iwi carried out a blessing 

in Lyttelton last week ahead 

of construction work which is 

scheduled to start at the end of 

February. 


spoke at the blessing, which was 

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Another Stroud makes her mark 

• By Gordon Findlater 

TAYLORS Mistake surf lifesaver 

Georgia Stroud is continuing 

her family’s sporting legacy by 

performing at a high level on 

three different fronts. 

Stroud, 17, was the only 

Christchurch netballer to be 

named in the 23-strong New 

Zealand secondary school squad 

earlier this month. She was 

selected following a national development 

camp 

in Cambridge 

with 60 of the 

top secondary 

school 

netballers. 

“I didn’t really 

know if I was 

Alan Stroud 

strong enough 

to make it, but 

I’m just so stoked,” said Stroud. 

Sporting talent runs deep 

in her family. Stroud’s mother 

Helen Mahon-Stroud played 

rugby for the Black Ferns, as well 

as provincial level netball, athletics, 

and surf lifesaving. 

She was also coach of the 

Mainland Tactix from 2008- 

2011, and held a high-performance 

role with New Zealand 

Cricket. Helen also coaches 

Stroud’s netball team at Villa 

Maria College. 

Her father Alan Stroud is a 

former All White goalkeeper. He 

played three games for New Zealand 

during the 80s and 90s and 

won numerous Chatham Cup 

MULTI-TALENTED: Georgia Stroud, daughter of former 

Mainland Tactix coach Helen Mahon-Stroud (right), has made a 

New Zealand age group netball squad. 

titles with Christchurch United. 

The year 13 student also has 

a strong background in middle 

distance running, regularly 

competing in the 400, 800 and 

1500m during the summer. 

Stroud was part of Villa Maria’s 

4 x 400m team which won 

the national secondary school 

title in 2016 and silver last year. 

In April, the 4 x 400m team 

also broke a South Island record 

when they ran 4min 0.14sec. 

Her sporting abilities don’t end 

there. Stroud is a national surf 

lifesaving champion. She won 

both gold and silver for Taylors 

Mistake in the 2km beach run at 

the New Zealand Surf Life Saving 

Championships last year. 

She also took out the under-19 

race before going on to finish 

second in the open women’s 

event. 

“I’ve always been told growing 

up, you’ve got to do as much as 

you can,” said Stroud. 

“When I leave school, it will 

be time to make a decision on 

which direction I go. But at the 

moment, I’m still trying to keep 

them all open. I like having a 

summer and winter season. It’s 

good to keep things varied, it 

makes it more exciting.” 

Her athletic abilities on the 

track and beach appear to be 

paying a dividend on the netball 

court. Stroud believes her middle 

distance running has helped 

shape her key attribute. 

“Fitness is my point of 

difference. I’ve been working on 

my strength over the summer. I 

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last year but I was so much 

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Stroud also believes the 

family’s recent relocation to 

Taylors Mistake while their 

house in the city is rebuilt has 

suited a busy training schedule. 

“Training-wise, being over 

at Taylors Mistake has been 

amazing for building a base,” she 

said. 

Stroud will also experience 

netball at a high-performance 

club level this year. 

She has been named in an 

extended squad for the Mainland 

Beko League netball team. 

Outside of school, training, 

and patrolling the beach, Stroud 

also manages to find time to 

work part-time at her dad’s pub 

– O’Sheas Public House – with 

her younger sister Lucy. 

“You’ve got to get fuel money 

somehow, but it’s lots of fun. Dad 

loves it when we’re there hanging 

out with his mates, it’s so cool, 

it’s almost not work.” 

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Rugby boys wins Des Lyons T20 

• By Gordon Findlater 

THE RUGBY boys retained 

bragging rights at the sixth 

annual Des Lyons memorial day 

at St Leonards Square. 

The day’s first twenty20 match 

between the Sumner Rugby 

Club’s Wave XI and an Invitational 

XI saw the Wave post an 

imposing total of 216 batting 

first. They did just enough to 

defend their title with the match 

being decided by two runs, one 

of the closest finishes in the memorials 

match’s six-year history. 

Sumner first-five Nik Cumming 

stole the show for the Wave 

XI, scoring 35 not out before 

claiming five wickets. Cumming 

has previous cricket experience 

at a high level having represented 

the West Coast in the Hawke 

Cup. 

The day’s second match 

between the Captains XI and 

Presidents XI was won by the 

Presidents. They posted 137 and 

then bowled out the Captains XI 

for just 99. 

Nathan Wingham was key 

to the Presidents XI’s bowling 

efforts with figures of 2/2 from 

two overs. 

The annual event is held to 

commemorate “the legend” Desmond 

Lyons, who passed away in 

2012 at the age of 71, and his role 

in the community. 

Since 1956, when a 15-year-old 

BOWLED HIM: Sumner first-five Nik Cumming gave forwards coach Gareth 

D’Almeida a send off after clean bowling him during a match between Sumner 

Rugby Club’s Wave XI and an Invitational XI. 

Lyons first joined the Sumner 

Cricket Club, he had played and 

worked continuously for the 

club. 

Lyons looked after the St Leonards 

Square wicket and ground, 

was a surf lifesaver and was involved 

with tennis, golf, squash, 

water polo, hockey, bowls and 

rugby clubs. Club captain Dan 

Vann said the day was a good 

way to remember Lyons and 

his work, while also providing 

a chance to raise money for the 

club to keep it improving. 

The club raised about $4000 

from raffles, auctions and sponsorship 

on the day. 

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Water users are following the rules 

Lyttelton-based 

navigational safety officer 

Gary Manch has some 

simple tips to help you 

keep safe on the water 

Pirate’s Corner 

We said: 

The board of Sumner’s 

van Asch Deaf Education 

Centre is refusing to 

rule out a relocation and 

subsequent land sale 

You said: 

HAVING BEEN out and about 

over the past couple of months, 

I am finally back in the office 

catching up on the dreaded 

paperwork. 

It’s not my favourite part of the 

job – that’s for sure. My favourite 

part of the job is that it takes 

me all across Canterbury. This 

summer I have visited boaties as 

far north as Kaikoura, across to 

Lake Coleridge in the west, and 

down south as far as the Waitaki 

lakes. We have an amazing region 

to work and play in. 

It is great to see how many 

boaties are following the rules 

and wearing life jackets, both 

here in the Banks Peninsula area 

and further afield. 

THe message from Maritime 

New Zealand that “nobody is 

faster than disaster” could not be 

more accurate. It’s too late when 

you are in the water and the life 

jacket is in the boat or jetski. 

Make sure you and your crew are 

always wearing a life jacket on 

the water. 

In January I had a trip down to 

the Southern Lakes on my days 

off. I am clearly going through a 

midlife crisis at 61, as four of us 

decided to take our adventure 

motor-cycles through some of the 

four-wheel drive tracks around 

Benmore and Omarama. 

SAFETY: Whether you are in 

the ocean at speed, or fishing 

in a high country lake, a life 

jacket should be essential on 

a jetski. 

We were in some of the more 

remote areas of Central Otago, 

with little to no cellphone 

coverage and no one close to 

assist if we required help. 

In spite of the drought, there 

were several rivers to cross and 

some areas were quite slippery 

and muddy. We got stuck a 

couple of times and if we had not 

had safety equipment with us, we 

would have been in the middle of 

nowhere with assistance a five to 

eight-hour walk away. 

THe point I am trying to make 

here is that, in spite of getting 

stuck, we had the ability to get 

ourselves out of harm’s way quickly 

and safely. We had tow ropes, 

personal locater beacons, first-aid 

kits, extra water and snacks. 

Whether it’s a motor-cycle or 

boat, the same principles apply. 

Think about where you are going, 

what the possible risks are and 

what you need to do to remove or 

reduce them to a safe level. Keep 

Maritime New Zealand’s slogan 

“nobody is faster than disaster” 

in mind when out and about and, 

hopefully, you will continue to be 

safe out there. 

Alexandro Barnes – I do 

not think van Asch should be 

relocated. To the deaf community, 

van Asch should be 

seen as like a marae for the deaf, 

it is our home, our taonga, our 

culture, our identity and our 

history. 

Van Asch has been around 

since 1880, being the first 

Government-funded deaf 

school worldwide, it has been 

the scene of many historical 

and cultural events of the deaf 

world. 

Since the article was released, 

Facebook exploded with videos 

in sign language and comments, 

from both the deaf and the 

hearing community, who both 

recognise this location as not 

just a valuable service for the 

deaf and hard of hearing, but 

as a school that deserves to stay, 

that deserves its place in New 

Zealand history. 

I suggest Rachel Douglas gets 

out there and engages with the 

deaf community. She may be a 

board chair, she may be a parent 

of a child, but does she understand 

and acknowledge the 

treasures of the land, the value 

of deaf history, identity and 

culture as her comments here 

and other comments by many 

people elsewhere makes me 

think it is all about convenience 

and money for this board. 

Van Asch is not closing, the 

deaf community will ensure 

that, and we will have the support 

of the hearing community. 

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Tree danger: Warning to stay away 

• By Sophie Cornish 

ABOUT 30 of the 100 trees on 

the South New Brighton Domain 

estuary edge are at risk of 

falling at any time, says Coastal- 

Burwood Community Board 

deputy chairman Tim Sintes. 

He believes it is a serious health 

and safety risk, especially for 

people who use the 

domain walkway. 

“It’s not if, it’s 

when . . . those 

30 trees could 

fall down today, 

tomorrow or in 

five months time,” 

Tim Sintes 

said Mr Sintes. 

City council 

head of parks Brent 

Smith said the trees are being 

monitored. 

“One fallen tree on the beach 

of the estuary and five large tree 

stumps have been removed,” Mr 

Smith said. 

“There is a group of eight dead 

pine and macrocarpa trees near 

the boundary fence which will be 

removed due to safety. Treetech 

will also remove a number 

of broken branches in close 

proximity of the main walkway.” 

The work is expected to be 

carried out within the next two 

weeks. However Mr Sintes 

does not believe that is fast 

enough. 

“They might have a few more to 

repair if this bad weather comes 

through . . . at this stage, they 

aren’t going to do it between now 

and the next few days, so if they 

all come down, they are going to 

have to move quicker than that.” 

High wind and heavy rainfall 

is predicted in Christchurch this 

week, as the tail of Cyclone Gita 

hits. Last month, a 30m tree with 

rotten roots toppled into the 

Avon River and sunk a Shirley 

HANGING ON: Tim Sintes said 

damaged trees in the South 

New Brighton Domain are a 

health and safety concern. 

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Mr Sintes said a lot more 

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Sunday, 2.30-4.30pm 

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from country folk, to pop and 

blues combined with lush vocal 

harmonies. Enjoy the outdoor 

setting at Godley House site. 

Free event. 

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RoboClub 

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With MBots, you will learn 

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and how to programme one 

to use sensors to complete a 

set of challenges. Bookings are 

essential. Spaces still available. 

Suitable for ages eight to 12. 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

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Knit ‘n’ Yarn 

Wednesday, 10am-noon, and 

Friday, 10.30am-noon 

Go along to the 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 at 

the library’s range of books to 

get ideas for your next project. 

Free and no bookings required. 

Email: sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

Beginners welcome. 

Lyttelton Library on 

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Sumner Centre on Friday 

Storytimes 

Wednesday, 10.30-11am, 

Tuesday, 11-11.30am 

Encourage learning through 

a love for stories. Storytimes is 

a free, interactive programme 

including stories, songs, rhymes 

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Centre on Wednesday and 

Lyttelton Library, Tuesday 

50s Up Band 

Wednesday, 9.30-11.30am 

Do you want to revive your 

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weekdays about once a month. 

For more information, get in 

touch with Noeleen on 384 3953. 

Woolston Brass Band Hall, 

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Art Exhibition 

Friday-Sunday, 10am-4pm 

Visit Diamond Harbour this 

The Lyttelton Summerfest outdoor movie is on Friday from 

6.30pm. The final in this outdoor movie series is Taika Waititi’s 

poignant comedy-drama, Boy. There will be music from 

6.30pm with The Secret Lives of Ukelele, and entertainment 

from 8pm. The movie starts at 8.45pm. Entry will cost $10. 

Governors Bay, near the community centre, 1 Cresswell Ave. 

weekend to see Cynthia Muir’s 

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works featuring big cats, a snake 

and an octopus. Oil paintings 

and prints on show throughout 

the month. Enjoy a scenic drive 

round the harbour or catch the 

ferry from Lyttelton. 

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Mainly Music 

Friday, 9.45-11.15am 

Are you looking for a fun 

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or pre-schooler? Do you want 

to get to know other families 

in the Sumner, Redcliffs, Mt 

Pleasant areas? Mainly Music is 

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time. Cost is $4 per family casual 

rate, $30 for a 10-session card. 

For more information, get in 

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Rd, Redcliffs 

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FERRYMEAD 

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An historical saga of undying love and family, the tragedy of 

war and the power of hope. From a small Australian country 

town to the tragic backdrop of World War 1, this is a story of a 

love that surmounts all odds… Ballarat, 1905 

The gossips call 19–year–old Edie Cottingham the ‘Too Girl’ – too stubborn, 

too outspoken, and too modern to get a husband. But Edie does not care. She is 

determined to defy them all and find love with Theo Hooley, the gentle church organist 

and veteran of the African Boer war. But just as Theo prepares to ask Edie’s father for her 

hand, their world is turned upside down. Edie’s mother is gone and she must care for 

her new baby sister. Gracie is a sickly baby with a special smile that enchants everyone 

who sees it. How can Edie marry and leave the family home now? But Theo Hooley is 

a man who knows how to wait. Every Sunday, Theo walks from his home to woo Edie, 

rose in hand. Each week Edie refuses him, knowing that he is asking for more than a 

walk around the lake on a Sunday afternoon. Each week Theo resolves anew to wait for 

her. Slowly the town begins to fall under the spell of the romance. Women sigh and men 

mutter at the challenge Theo presents to their relationships. As the local children create a 

growing procession that follows Theo each week, the whole community becomes caught 

up in his display of devotion, until an unexpected event changes all their lives. 

THIS BOOK 

The Atomic City Girls 

by Janet Beard 

In the bestselling tradition of Hidden Figures and The Wives of Los Alamos, comes this 

riveting novel of the everyday people who worked on the Manhattan Project during World 

War II. “What you see here, what you hear here, what you do here, let it stay here.” 

In November 1944, eighteen-year-old June Walker boards an unmarked bus, destined 

for a city that doesn’t officially exist. Oak Ridge, Tennessee has sprung up in a matter of 

months—a town of trailers and segregated houses, 24-hour cafeterias, and constant security 

checks. There, June joins hundreds of other young girls operating massive machines whose 

purpose is never explained. They know they are helping to win the war, but must ask no 

questions and reveal nothing to outsiders. 

The girls spend their evenings socializing and flirting with soldiers, scientists, and workmen 

at dances and movies, bowling alleys and canteens. June longs to know more about their 

top-secret assignment and begins an affair with Sam Cantor, the young Jewish physicist 

from New York who oversees the lab where she works and understands the end goal only 

too well, while her beautiful roommate Cici is on her own mission: to find a wealthy husband 

and escape her sharecropper roots. Across town, African-American construction worker 

Joe Brewer knows nothing of the government’s plans, only that his new job pays enough 

to make it worth leaving his family behind, at least for now. But a breach in security will 

intertwine his fate with June’s search for answers. 

book 

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Community Events 

ALCOHOLICS 

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ELECTRICIAN 

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maintenance.Call James 

027 4401715 

GARDENER 

Need your home or 

commercial garden tidied 

up or renovated or require 

long term assistance. 

Phone Ruth 326-6663 or 

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LOCAL NZ BUILDER 

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fences,extensions & 

renovations. LBP Builder 

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WINDOW CLEANING 

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call Greg Brown, Crystal 

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our retail shop in Riccarton. 

Free Appraisal and Cash 

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LANDSCAPING 

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Email: mikerobadams@gmail.com 

Website: www.stoneagelandscapes.co.nz 

Public Notices 

Notice of by-election for 

the Lyttelton Community 

Subdivision of the Banks 

Peninsula Community Board 

Notice is given that on Wednesday 16 May 2018 a by-election will be held to 

fill one extraordinary vacancy for the Lyttelton Community Subdivision of the 

Banks Peninsula Community Board. The vacancy has arisen from the recent 

resignation of Christine Wilson. 

Nominations 

Nominations for the above position open on Tuesday 20 February 2018 and 

must be made on the nomination form available from the Christchurch City 

Council Civic Offices, 53 Hereford Street, Christchurch, the Lyttelton Library 

and Customer Services, 18 Canterbury Street, Lyttelton or www.ccc.govt.nz. 

Completed nomination documents must be received by the Electoral Officer no later 

than 12 noon on Tuesday 20 March 2018. Each nomination must be accompanied 

by a deposit of $200 incl GST, payable by eftpos, cash, cheque or on-line banking. 

Candidates are encouraged to submit a candidate profile statement and recent 

photograph for sending out with voting documents to electors if an election is 

required. The requirements for profile statements and photos are set out in a 

candidate information sheet which is available with the nomination form. 

Electoral Roll 

Preliminary electoral rolls for the by-election can be inspected at the Civic 

Offices, 53 Hereford Street, Christchurch, or the Lyttelton Library and 

Customer Services, 18 Canterbury Street, Lyttelton during normal office hours 

from Tuesday 20 February to Tuesday 20 March 2018. 

Electors may enrol or amend their enrolment details on the residential 

electoral roll by: 

• Calling 0800 ENROL NOW (0800 36 76 56) 

• Visiting the Elections website (www.elections.org.nz) 

• Completing an enrolment form available from any NZ Post agency. 

Updates to the preliminary electoral roll close at 4pm on Tuesday 20 March 2018. 

Applications for registration as a ratepayer elector are to be made on the nonresident 

ratepayer elector enrolment form available from the Christchurch City 

Council Civic Offices or www.ccc.govt.nz and must be returned to the Electoral 

Officer before 4pm Tuesday 20 March 2018. 

Election Details 

If an election is required to fill this vacancy, the election will be conducted by 

postal voting under the First Past the Post electoral system. 

Jo Daly 

Electoral Officer – Christchurch City Council 

Civic Offices, 53 Hereford Street 

PO Box 73016, Christchurch 8140 

jo.daly@ccc.govt.nz (03) 941 8581 www.ccc.govt.nz 

Bay Harbour News version 

Public Notices 

The Easter Story: Fact or Fable? 

Why was the long-promised Messiah Jesus brutally 

executed on a crude Roman Cross? What was the early 

apostles’ experience of Jesus post the Crucifixion? 

Was Jesus physically raised from the dead? These 

two seminal events of the Christian tradition will 

be examined in the light of the latest research and 

biblical scholarship, especially the Jesus Seminar. 

The Easter events, their place in history and their 

relevance for today will also be noted. 

It will be a six-week course of 2-hour sessions held 

on Thursday afternoons, 2pm – 4 pm, commencing 

on 8 March 2018. The course will be facilitated by 

Charles Manning and Rev Rodney Routledge and be 

interactive in format. 

VENUE: Iona House, Aranui 

Enrolments by 2 March by email to 

office.stgeorgesiona@gmail.com or 355 6601 

(leave a message please)


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