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Tribute to surfer
Paddle out farewells
Rangi King
Taylors, Sumner clean up awards
The Taylors Mistake Surf Life Saving Club cleaned up at the Canterbury Tasman awards of excellence
on Saturday. The club won nine awards including rescue of the year for the January 18 mass rescue of
a dozen swimmers caught in rips and large waves at the popular beach. The incident also netted the
club the January ‘BP rescue of the month’ award which BP Hoon Hay store manager, Shannon Radcliffe
(above) presented to senior lifeguard Craig Jamieson and the other guards who were involved.
•Full story and award winners, page 11
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• By Sarla Donovan
DON’T BE backward in coming
forward to the police.
That’s the plea from Lyttelton
Police Station’s new boss, Franco
Lovich.
Sergeant Lovich has been based
in Lyttelton for three weeks and
has noticed a reluctance for the
public to report some offences.
“Having spoken to a number of
our community, (some) offences
have not been reported to police
due to the relatively minor nature,
or perception, that for a variety of
reasons there is no use in it being
reported.
“I would urge everyone in
the community to report all
offences to Crimestoppers as at
the very least we can monitor
any emerging crime patterns and
direct police resources to where
they are most needed.”
He has identified three main
issues in the area, including family
harm and crimes committed by a
small number of drug or alcohol
dependent offenders.
He said there also seemed to
be an increased availability of
methamphetamine in the area.
Sergeant Lovich said his
intention was for the community
to “be safe and to feel safe.”
•On the beat, page 7
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RANGI KING got the traditional surfer
send-off on Saturday (page 15).
Fellow surfers gathered just off the north
ramp at Brighton to farewell the well-liked
42-year-old who succumbed to liver cancer
recently.
Rangi was one of the better surfers to come to of the region. A
professional whose career took off in the late 80s.
He finished a close second to Australian legend Mark Occhilupo
at the Konica All Stars skin contest at Wollongong, near Sydney.
Rangi started surfing at 11 and was a natural.
EXIT Surf Shop owner Tristan Bennett said no one had heard
of him before he went and competed in a Canterbury Scholastic
Surfing competition when he was 13 and “blew everyone away.”
Rangi got the farewell he deserved at the weekend.
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Pathway group calls for funding
• By Sarla Donovan
THE Christchurch Coastal
Pathway Group wants funding
for the final section through
Moncks Bay to be included in
the Long Term Plan.
And safety is being cited as a
prime reason.
Work on the penultimate
stage of the Coastal Pathway,
between Rapanui-Shag Rock
and Scarborough, will start in
spring and is expected to take
about a year to complete.
The group believes numbers
using the pathway will then
mushroom, straining the unsealed
temporary seaside footpath
south of Shag Rock around
Moncks Bay.
There is currently no money
to build that part of the Coastal
Pathway.
In a submission, group
chairman Scott Babington said
planning work needed to begin
“now” as funding was available
for this.
“However, the build programme
really needs to be
started within the next two
years due to the significant
safety risk that exists on the
eastern side of Moncks Bay,” the
submission said.
The group is calling on the
city council to include funding
in the LTP.
It is estimated to cost between
$10-$12 million for the 0.8km
section.
“This risky section has no
barrier from a significant fall
into the estuary (landing on
rocks) and passing another
user going the other way places
you at risk as you have to go to
the unstable edge of the estuary
to allow them to pass (particularly
if they have a bike/buggy
etc.)”
Mr Babington spoke at
a submissions hearing on
Saturday.
He said the CPG was applying
for funding through other
sources, which meant some of
cost to the city council could be
recovered.
The group is also paying
for seats, fountains, crossing
points, planting and other
enhancements along the
pathway.
POPULAR: The Christchurch
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Scarborough Dippers not afraid of the
• By Sarla Donovan
THE STARS are still visible
above Pegasus Bay when Kerry
Newton dips her toes into the
waves lapping at Scarborough’s
steps.
It’s just after 7am on Friday
morning, and there’s an autumn
chill in the air.
Eight others have joined her
this morning, including firsttimer
Robin Dawson who has
driven over from Lyttelton.
The group down Coffee Culture
takeaways before shedding
their puffer jackets and wading
out gingerly, chatting amongst
themselves.
There’s no squealing or shouting
as one by one they disappear
under the 12 deg C water, some
freestyling off towards the tangerine
horizon.
In 10min they’re all back,
climbing up the stairs to dry off
and carry on with their day.
“It’s bracing,” grins Robin, who
has a few triathlons under his
belt.
And though the weather isn’t
always so kind, most of the
group will be back next Friday.
They’re hard core.
The Scarborough Dippers
started last July when Kerry, an
accountant, decided instead of
‘Dry July’ she’d do ‘Wet July.’
She and a small group of
friends pledged to swim every
morning for the entire month.
They raised about $1200 for marine
protection charity Project
Jonah.
“I myself said I’d donate $10
for every day I went in but as
a punishment it would be $50
if I missed a day; that was my
encouragement not to miss. So
I donated $310 because I went
every day.”
About four of them managed
to do it and they’ve continued to
swim together since, though on
a weekly rather than a daily
basis.
“Once we finished, we got addicted,”
Kerry says. “We thought,
we’ve got to continue. So we
decided to do it once a week on
Friday. Once July comes again
CHILLED: The
Scarborough
Dippers at
their early
morning
ocean swim
on Friday.
The water
temperature
was 12 deg C.
From left to
right – Wayne
Simmons, Sue
Elliot, Sandra
Taylor, Bee
Rueder, Cathe
Grater, Robin
Dawson,
Kathrin
Mueller, David
Bennett and
Kerry Newton
PHOTO:
MARTIN
HUNTER ​
we’ll do it every day.”
Others have joined and there’s
now a Facebook group with
about 30 members.
Cathe Grater was one of the
original ‘Wet July’ four and says
the experience was transformational.
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cold
Fields connects with community
“That month is life changing.
You get out there, it’s completely
quiet other than us and we just
laugh. You could be in the worst
mood, but whatever is going on in
your life you walk out there and it
just changes your perspective.”
“It is cold. But other than a few
crab bites it’s mainly just such a
mental discipline and challenge.
We keep it sort of meditative because
you have to adjust; without
going above the kidney line you
just walk out and hang out there
as long as you can until we go under.
We’re in togs not wetsuits and
if it’s winter and you get under
that nine degrees it can be quite
dangerous if you get chilled in the
back. We’ve tried double dipping
in winter but it gives you an ice
headache. ”
“The warmer months are
nothing, you get out there, have
a laugh but in winter it takes
discipline to get out of bed especially
when it’s raining. But you
do it – and nothing else matters.
It’s beautiful, it’s always different.
Usually in winter there’s no
waves, everything is still and you
see all kinds of things. We have
George our dolphin and we have a
seal that come and visits.”
“You’ve got to go and do it to
understand. It’s life-changing, it’s
amazing.”
New board
member gets
500 votes
• By Sarla Donovan
FINANCIAL management
and the ability to connect with
people are strengths Tyrone
Fields hopes to bring to his
new role as a member of the
Banks Peninsula Community
Board.
The Labour-aligned People’s
Choice candidate won the
Lyttelton subdivision byelection
for the board with
500 votes, putting him well
ahead of nearest rivals,
Independent Citizens
candidate Robyn Struthers
on 185, and Yvette Couch-Lewis
with 156.
Lyttelton bar manager Ashley
Stanbridge gained 105 votes and
independent candidate Paul
Dietsche 62.
The return rate for votes was
42 per cent.
Mr Fields is a public sector
analyst and father of two, who
will shortly finish a master’s
degree in social work.
“I’m feeling pretty happy,
really excited and pleased that
people wanted me to be their
representative,” said Mr Fields
the day after the win.
“It’s been quite humbling.”
He had knocked on a “hell
of a lot of doors and made a
lot of phone calls,” and being
endorsed by Port Hills Labour
MP Ruth Dyson had been
“huge,” he said.
Mr Fields will be sworn in on
Monday, and had his first board
seminar two days ago.
“I’ve been meticulous about
record keeping through this
campaign – who wants this,
who said that. I’d really like to
focus on those little things that
people talk to me about and do
the basics well in that regard,”
he said.
“From a social work
perspective I’ve got some
things that I’d like to be able to
achieve in terms of helping
perhaps elderly residents to
have more voice and social
connectedness and work
REPRESENT:
Public sector
analyst
Tyrone Fields
has won the
Lyttelton
subdivision
by-election
for the Banks
Peninsula
Community
Board.
with places like Community
House on that . . . it’s a
combination of the practical,
on-the-ground stuff, and then
helping foster and facilitate a
framework for that big-picture
stuff as well.”
Mr Fields grew up on
Winchester St and College St
and attended St Joseph’s School.
Former board chairwoman
Christine Wilson resigned
earlier this year, triggering the
by-election.
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New Lyttelton cop
wants to build
safer community
• By Sarla Donovan
NEW Lyttelton Police
Station supervisor
Sergeant Franco Lovich
has spent the last couple
of years desk-bound in
police deployment, and is
enjoying being back on the
front line.
People had been receptive
and friendly since he
started three weeks ago, the
55-year-old said.
“There’s a really strong
sense of community here
and walking around
everyone’s saying ‘gidday’
to each other; it’s just a
lovely environment.”
Along with Sergeant
Lovich there are five staff
members based in Lyttelton,
covering all of the
harbour basin and out to
Port Levy, along with Sumner
and Woolston.
It’s a big area and station
hours vary according to
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Sergeant Lovich said
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about police coverage in
Lyttelton last year, which
led to a public meeting in
March 2017.
There is no “front desk”
as such at the station,
and staff were often out
working in the community
which might contribute
to the perception police
weren’t available, said
Sergeant Lovich.
“As new as I am, I’ve seen
reports where residents have
made complaints about the
fact there aren’t enough
police around. Some of that
is potentially perception.
We do have a big area to
cover and . . . we don’t have
a ‘constable on every corner’
so to speak. But although
we might not be (physically)
here, for the urgent
jobs there’s always 24-hour
coverage; it’s just a matter
of the staff from the other
side of the tunnel coming
through . . . (but) I do think
trust and confidence is a big
issue for police. We are able
to undertake our role with
the express authority of the
community, so without that
we are really ineffective.”
One of his aims is to
walk through the township
every day to “have
a chinwag” and build a
relationship with the community,
along with others
on his beat, including Sumner,
Governors Bay and
Diamond Harbour.
To kick back and unwind
he spends time with his
family, watches his 12 and
15-year-old’s play sport,
and enjoys fishing in rivers
or the ocean.
Growing up on the Waitemata
Harbour fostered a
love of water, so having an
office with a view of Lyttelton
Harbour is a bonus.
Sergeant Lovich was
raised by an Italian mother
and Yugoslavian father in
west Auckland.
His parents met in Mali
Losinj off the coast of
Croatia after World War 2.
Neither spoke English
when they emigrated to
New Zealand around 1954,
a time when Auckland Airport
was being constructed.
His father found work
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an occupation which was
in high demand.
After joining the police
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years were spent in Kaitaia
and surrounding areas.
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make a difference.
“Everything starts at
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children, teach them values
and hope they’ll go out and
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about making a safer community
for everyone.”
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Auckland and trained as a
detective, joining the CIB
before shifting to Christchurch.
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Coveted award for firefighters
• By Sarla Donovan
LYTTELTON Volunteer Fire
Brigade was presented with the
coveted community spirit award
following the Firefighter Sky
Tower Stair Challenge at the
weekend.
Brigades from the Bay Harbour
News area were well-represented
at the event with teams from
Governors Bay, Lyttelton, Akaroa
and Diamond Harbour competing.
They made up some of the
900 firefighters who climbed the
Auckland Sky Tower on Saturday
as part of the annual fundraising
challenge for Leukaemia
and Blood Cancer New Zealand.
Lyttelton team leader Kevin
Hurl said it was a “huge thing”
for the team to be gifted a tewhatewha
carved by last year’s
community spirit award winners,
Keri Keri Fire Brigade.
Considered the event’s top
award, it is created by the previous
year’s recipients and given to
the team whose community has
gone above and beyond in support
of their brigade’s efforts.
The Lyttelton brigade has
raised nearly $120,000 for Leukaemia
and Blood Cancer NZ
over the past eight years.
Said Mr Hurl: “This award is
for the people of Lyttelton who
year after year have supported
our Sky Tower efforts and have
got behind our climbers.”
The carved tewhatewha is
made of kauri and inlaid with
paua shell.
And in an impressive individual
achievement, Diamond
Harbour’s Mark Patterson was
the fastest South Islander and the
fastest volunteer firefighter, in a
time of 10min 50sec.
He finished 10th out of 950
competitors, the second year in
a row he has finished in 10th
place.
The quickest time was a blistering
8min 11sec.
Diamond Harbour Volunteer
Fire Brigade chief fire officer Bob
Palmer said it was a superb effort
by Mr Patterson and great to see
the community support for the
team, which raised just under
$7000.
Firefighters carry up to 25kg of
equipment up the 1103 steps and
51 storeys of the Sky Tower.
SUPPORT:
The Diamond
Harbour team
raised just under
$7000. From left
to right – Jeremy
Palmer (16min
44sec), Nathan
Graham (16min
08sec), Nicki Bell
(20min 51sec),
Dave Rice (14min
57sec).
THRILL:
Members of
the Lyttelton
Sky Tower
team with the
community
spirit award
carved by the
Keri Keri Fire
Brigade. From
left – Candice
Milner, Kevin
Hurl, Zoey
Harris, Peter
Lauryssens,
Craig Smith and
Glen Walker.
Absent – Dion
McGrail.
FITNESS: Diamond Harbour Volunteer Fire Brigade’s Mark
Patterson with wife Gabby and son Will. Mr Patterson was the
fastest South Islander up the Sky Tower in a time of 10min
50sec and the fastest volunteer.
EFFORTS: The
Governors Bay
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to right – Vicky
Roberts (23min
04sec), Matt
Annand (17min
3sec), Rob Brown
(11min 52sec),
Nick Tilley (15min
18sec), Reuben
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Local
News
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Fire rages, homes at risk
De Beer named lifeguard of the year
• By Sarla Donovan
SUMNER AND Taylors Mistake
surf lifeguards dominated the
Canterbury-Tasman Surf Live
Saving awards of excellence held
on Saturday.
Taylors Mistake took home the
majority of the awards, including
top lifeguard, Patrice de Beer,
volunteer, Craig Jamieson, and
rookie, Brieanna Cox, along with
rescue of the year.
The prestigious top lifeguard
gong went to Mr de Beer for his
“exemplary service”, including
more than 55 hours of voluntary
patrolling. He told Bay Harbour
News he was “chuffed” at the
award, saying he didn’t do anything
special. “I just love being
on the beach . . . I’m there too
often according to my wife.”
He said it was his way of giving
back to the community.
The 48-year-old Redcliffs
engineer got into lifeguarding
10 years ago after shifting to
Christchurch from the Netherlands.
He wanted his children to
be comfortable swimming in the
sea, so he went along to a club
open day at Taylors Mistake.
“I got roped into training and
then I was there every weekend.”
Though Taylors Mistake has a
reputation as a dangerous beach,
Mr de Beer says he treats every
beach the same.
And in terms of what makes
a good lifeguard, he says being
flexible, expecting the unexpected,
being helpful and doing what
you can, whether it’s cleaning the
beach, cleaning a toilet, doing
first aid or a rescue. “We’re there
to provide a service.”
Taylors Mistake also took out
rescue of the year after a team
of lifeguards plucked a dozen
swimmers from the waves during
a hot day on January 18
when a flash rip took two groups
of swimmers out beyond their
depth.
Two rescue boards, 11 rescue
tubes and an IRB were involved
in returning the swimmers safely
to shore.
Sumner took home a total of
five awards on Saturday night,
including the honour of top IRB
club.
Committee member Alistair
Malcolm said the club was traditionally
strong using the IRB and
the award was recognition of the
number of new drivers and crewmen
they put through training
and into regional and national
competitions.
“It’s always been a big part
of Sumner; with the big surf
at Scarborough it’s often the
best way to get out and rescue
people,” said Mr Malcolm.
Awards of Excellence –
Canterbury-Tasman
2017/18 Top IRB Club – Sumner
2017/18 Official of the Year
Tania Bailey – Waikuku
2017/18 Event Guard of the
Year
Justice Shaw-Cross – Spencer
Park
2017/18 Coach of the Year
James Gaskell – New Brighton
2017/18 Sports Team of the
Year – Waimairi Open Women’s
Canoe Team
2017/18 Canterbury Team of
the Year – Sumner Under-16
Board Relay Team
2017/18 Te Opepoto Award –
Junior Coaching – Adam Leatherland
– South Brighton
2017/18 Sports Person of the
Year – Louis Clark – Taylors
Mistake
2017/18 Innovation of the Year
Dean Le Warne – Board Fins
from Milk Bottle Tops (North
Beach)
2017/18 Rookie of the Year
Brieanna Cox – Taylors Mistake
2017/18 Regional Guard of the
Year – Fraser Smith – Waimairi
2017/18 Instructor of the Year
Linda Poulsen – Spencer Park
2017/18 Lifeguard of the Year
Patrice de Beer – Taylors Mistake
2017/18 Volunteer of the Year
Craig Jamieson – Taylors Mistake
2017/18 Rescue of the Year
Mass Rescue – Taylors Mistake,
January 2018
2017/18 Club of the Year – Waimairi
Surf Life Saving Club
Service awards – regional
service
BIG NIGHT: Patrice de Beer
was named Canterbury-
Tasman lifeguard of the year
on Saturday.
Emma Derrick, North Beach
Dean Isherwood, North Beach
Morgan Foster, South Brighton
Regional Distinguished Service
Mike Smith, Taylors Mistake
Colin Mackenzie, North Beach
Ken Jones, Taylors Mistake
Craig Todd, Sumner
Regional Life Membership –
Malcolm McClurg, Taylors
Mistake
Craig Todd, Sumner
Sport Awards
Top Under 14 Competitor -
Samantha Lascelles (Sumner)
Top Under 14 Pool Competitor
– Hugo Wrathall (Waimairi)
Top Under 16 Competitor –
Flynn McGuinness (Waimairi)
Top Under 16 Pool Competitor
– Thomas MacGibbon (Sumner)
Top Under 19 Competitor
– Georgia Stroud (Taylors
Mistake)
Top Under 19 Pool Competitor
– Louis Clark (Taylors Mistake)
Top Open Competitor – Louis
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Sumner a win away from top six berth
• By Gordon Findlater
SUMNER ARE just one win
away from confirming their
spot in the top six section of the
Hawkins Metro Premier Cup
when the competition is split in
two next month.
On Saturday, Sumner recorded
their third bonus point win in as
many weeks by defeating Shirley
45-32. It was also the third week
in a row they have put 45 points
or more on their opposition.
The team will look to continue
their run of good results when
they return to St Leonards Park
to play High School Old Boys
during club day on Saturday.
The annual club day will see
all of Sumner’s junior teams play
at McCormacks Bay Reserve in
the morning. St Leonards Park
will also host a round of the
under-16 girls metro competition
in the morning before Sumner’s
division two side play HSOB at
1pm.
The division one match against
HSOB kicks off at 2.45pm.
The two teams will play for
the Winnie Bagoes Pizza Slice
– a shield featuring a pizza slice
played for between the two sides.
“We beat them last year but
they never gave us the pizza slice
to take home, so I must make
sure they bring it this time,”
said Sumner club captain John
Taylor.
Saturday’s victory over Shirley
saw Sumner fight back from
an early 0-8 deficit. First-five
Hayden O’Donnell and secondfive
Tatsuki Tomuro both
scored doubles, while halfback
Keita Fujiwari, winger Filimoni
Waqainabete and full-back Josh
Toy also found the try-line.
Winger Tom Ziolo completed
the scoring with five conversions.
There was also a rare call up to
the premier team for 49-year-old
stalwart Robbie Timo. The prop
was called into the team on
short notice after injuries and
unavailability created a team
selection nightmare last week.
Sumner coach Martin
Dodgson described himself as
being “busier than a one armed
bricklayer in Baghdad” in his
task of putting a team together.
The squad reshuffling also
saw the return of ‘big bad’ Nigel
Archbold who turned out for
the division one side for the first
time this season when he came
off the bench for the final 15min.
“He was blowing a little bit,” said
Dodgson. Outside of their own
game, this weekend’s
clash between top of the
table Lincoln University and
Christchurch will also play a big
role in any chances Sumner have
of claiming the Hawkins
Cup.
If Christchurch are able to
win the match at Christchurch
Park then it will leave the door
open going into the final two cup
rounds.
Following the cup round the
competition will be cut into a
top and bottom six to decide the
SPORTS
SCORE: Sumner’s Keita Fujiwari reacts quickly to score, while Filimoni Waqainabete brushes off a Shirley defender.
PHOTOS: ROZELLE MAY
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Trophy.
Hawkins Premier Metro
Cup standings:
Lincoln University
38pts, 1; Christchurch
33pts, 2; Sumner 32pts,
3; New Brighton 30pts,
4; Sydenham 30pts, 5;
University 23pts, 6; Burnside
21pts, 7; HSOB 15pts, 8;
Marist Albion 11pts, 9; Shirley
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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
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Surfers pay tribute to Rangi in paddle out
A PADDLE out to honour a well -
-known surfer who passed away
after a short battle with cancer
was held on Saturday.
Families, friends and fellow
surfers from across Canterbury
gathered at the north ramp near
the New Brighton Pier to remember
Rangimaria (Rangi) Adrian
Te Otimi King, 42, who died
from liver cancer on May 4.
Described as an “outstanding
surfer” and a “legend”, King
was a professional surfer whose
career took off in the late 1980s.
He was a member of the New
Zealand scholastics team and his
career highlights included beating
former professional surfer
Martin Potter.
King was competing at the
Konica all stars skin contest
at Sandon Point, Wollongong,
when he beat Potter in the early
1990s.
King narrowly came second to
Australian surfer Mark Occhilupo
in the Konica contest.
He began surfing at age 11 after
volunteers, including his father
Wally, helped start a surfing
programme.
It wasn’t long before King
“caught the bug”. He took just
three weeks to pick up surfing
REMEMBERED: Well-known surfer Rangi King was honoured with a paddle out by families, friends and fellow surfers.
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while the rest of the group took
about 18 months.
His sister Nga Anderson said
he would borrow other people’s
surfboards and they would laugh
at him until they saw him surf.
“That was when they had different
respect for him,” she said.
EXIT Surf Shop owner Tristan
Bennett said no one had heard
of him before he competed in a
Canterbury scholastic surfing
competition when he was 13 and
“blew everyone away”.
“I have got people who would
come into the surf shop and
say ‘I have just been down at
Brighton; there is a kid out there
destroying it’,” he said.
Photographer Warren Hawke,
who travelled with King for
photoshoots over a period of two
to three years, said he had an
uncanny natural surfing ability.
He said at the beginning of his
career, King started to win contests
on surfboards which were
not even up to high performance
level at the time.
He was quickly picked up as a
professional and sponsored by
the Exit Surf Shop, surf clothing
and board company O’Neill,
and POTTZ Surfboards, among
others.
King’s pro career lasted more
than 10 years into his early 20s.
After he stopped surfing
professionally, he continued to
teach surfing.
Close friend Sam Johnston,
who started out surfing with
King, said he was unique in
and out of the water, a talented
guitarist and good at any sport
he played.
Another friend Haydo Brain
said King was one of the most
influential surfers for him
growing up, and one of New
Zealand’s best, fastest and most
progressive board riders during
and after his pro career.
Hundreds turned out for
King’s funeral at Clareville Cemetery,
Carterton, on May 7.
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Simultaneous Storytime –
Hickory Dickory Dash
Wednesday, 1-1.15pm
This event will take place
across the Tasman at the same
time, and the Sumner Library
will be joining the fun and reading
this children’s book at 1pm
NZ time. Go along and listen.
Sumner Library, Wakefield Ave
Bridge Club
Wednesday, 7.20pm, and Friday,
1pm
Come along and enjoy a
trick-taking card game played by
four players in two competing
partnerships. For inquiries or if
you need a partner, call Kay on
384 9113.
Mt Pleasant Yacht Club
Strength ‘n’ Stretch Class
Wednesday, 6-7pm
For women in their fab-50s
and beyond. Enjoy a whole body
workout at a medium level which
includes exercise to music, circuit
stations and more. First class
is half price.
St Andrews Anglican Church,
148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. $10
Mini Music
Thursday and Tuesday, 9.30am
Bring your children along to
Email gilbert.wealleans@starmedia.kiwi
by 5pm each Wednesday
sing, dance and meet other children
and their parents/caregivers.
Cost is $3 per session or $5
for two or more children. Term
times only. Contact Eddie on admin@sumnerbays.org.nz
or 027
781 1348 for further information.
Thursday at 4 Augusta St, Redcliffs,
and Tuesday at the Sumner
Centre, 37 Nayland St
Create ’n’ Connect
Thursday, 9.30am-noon
Create ‘n’ Connect welcomes
you to come and create in
company. Cost is $3 per session
which includes a yummy morning
tea and great company. Bring
your own creative project or
come and get some inspiration.
Contact Beth for more information
022 678 1252
St Andrews Anglican Church,
148 Main Rd, Redcliffs
Mt Pleasant Playgroup
Thursday, 10.30-11.30am
Enjoy a relaxed play in a light
and beautiful space. Try out the
dress-ups and musical instruments,
put together some puzzles
or zoom around on the ride-on
bug. All pre-schoolers and their
caregivers are welcome,
entrance by koha. For more
information, email Kathy at
The Sumner Silver Band and Christchurch City Pipe Band
present Brass ’n’ Tartan, a concert of favourite pipe and brass
band music, including Amazing Grace, Scotland the Brave,
Minstrel Boy and Hine E Hine. Gold coin afternoon tea and
raffles at the St Albans Edgeware Bowling Club, Forfar St.
Tickets cost $10 and are available from the Sumner and
Redcliffs pharmacies. Doors open at 1.30pm on Sunday.
community@mpcc.org.nz.
Mt Pleasant Community Centre
Hall
Babytimes
Friday, 10.30-11am
Encourage your baby’s
learning through language.
Babytimes involves interactive
activities, such as rhymes, songs,
stories and play.
Lyttelton Library
Twinkle Tots
Friday, 10.30am
Practice social skills with
your under-5s through singing
and dancing and having fun together.
Morning tea is provided.
Gold coin donation.
St Mary’s Church Village Hall,
Heathcote Valley
Mainly Music
Friday, 9.30-11.15am
Mainly Music is a fun, educational
30min music and movement
session for babies and preschoolers
followed by morning
tea and a social/play time. The
first session is free and after that
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rate or $30 for a 10-session card.
For more information, call Hazel
on 384 1965 or 021 077 1264.
St Andrews Church, 148 Main
Rd
Create to Construct Art
Exhibition
Daily from Tuesday
Check out this collection of
work from artists living within
the Lyttelton Harbour basin.
Created specifically, the 18 pieces
depict the artists’ reflections
on the Governors Bay jetty. All
works will be auctioned at the
Governors Bay Hotel on June 9
to raise funds for the jetty restoration
trust.
Pumanawa room, Arts Centre
Craft Fair
Monday, June 4, 10am-2pm
A variety of stalls on offer
including art, oils, jewellery,
woodturning, clothing, furniture,
and more. There will also
be devonshire teas available, and
a sausage sizzle. Phone 384 3733
for more information.
Mt Pleasant Bowling Club, 9
James St, Redcliffs
Long Lunch
Monday June 4, 12.30pm
The Mt Pleasant Farmers’
Market is hosting another
long lunch, featuring delicious
produce from the market. Cost
of $50 which includes complimentary
drink. Tickets available
from the farmers’ market or the
Mt Pleasant Centre.
Mt Pleasant Centre, 3 McCormacks
Bay Rd
Markets:
Lyttelton Farmers’ Market
and Lyttelton Craft Market:
Saturday, 10am-1pm, London St.
Mt Pleasant Farmers’ Market:
Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm, 3
McCormacks Bay Rd.
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