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WEDNESDAY, MAY <strong>23</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />
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Page 3 Page 15<br />
Tribute to surfer<br />
Paddle out farewells<br />
Rangi King<br />
Taylors, Sumner clean up awards<br />
The Taylors Mistake Surf Life Saving Club cleaned up at the Canterbury Tasman awards of excellence<br />
on Saturday. The club won nine awards including rescue of the year for the January 18 mass rescue of<br />
a dozen swimmers caught in rips and large waves at the popular beach. The incident also netted the<br />
club the January ‘BP rescue of the month’ award which BP Hoon Hay store manager, Shannon Radcliffe<br />
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•Full story and award winners, page 11<br />
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• By Sarla Donovan<br />
DON’T BE backward in coming<br />
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That’s the plea from Lyttelton<br />
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Lovich.<br />
Sergeant Lovich has been based<br />
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“Having spoken to a number of<br />
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the very least we can monitor<br />
any emerging crime patterns and<br />
direct police resources to where<br />
they are most needed.”<br />
He has identified three main<br />
issues in the area, including family<br />
harm and crimes committed by a<br />
small number of drug or alcohol<br />
dependent offenders.<br />
He said there also seemed to<br />
be an increased availability of<br />
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Sergeant Lovich said his<br />
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•On the beat, page 7<br />
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RANGI KING got the traditional surfer<br />
send-off on Saturday (page 15).<br />
Fellow surfers gathered just off the north<br />
ramp at Brighton to farewell the well-liked<br />
42-year-old who succumbed to liver cancer<br />
recently.<br />
Rangi was one of the better surfers to come to of the region. A<br />
professional whose career took off in the late 80s.<br />
He finished a close second to Australian legend Mark Occhilupo<br />
at the Konica All Stars skin contest at Wollongong, near Sydney.<br />
Rangi started surfing at 11 and was a natural.<br />
EXIT Surf Shop owner Tristan Bennett said no one had heard<br />
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Rangi got the farewell he deserved at the weekend.<br />
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HORNCASTLE ARENA<br />
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Pathway group calls for funding<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
THE Christchurch Coastal<br />
Pathway Group wants funding<br />
for the final section through<br />
Moncks <strong>Bay</strong> to be included in<br />
the Long Term Plan.<br />
And safety is being cited as a<br />
prime reason.<br />
Work on the penultimate<br />
stage of the Coastal Pathway,<br />
between Rapanui-Shag Rock<br />
and Scarborough, will start in<br />
spring and is expected to take<br />
about a year to complete.<br />
The group believes numbers<br />
using the pathway will then<br />
mushroom, straining the unsealed<br />
temporary seaside footpath<br />
south of Shag Rock around<br />
Moncks <strong>Bay</strong>.<br />
There is currently no money<br />
to build that part of the Coastal<br />
Pathway.<br />
In a submission, group<br />
chairman Scott Babington said<br />
planning work needed to begin<br />
“now” as funding was available<br />
for this.<br />
“However, the build programme<br />
really needs to be<br />
started within the next two<br />
years due to the significant<br />
safety risk that exists on the<br />
eastern side of Moncks <strong>Bay</strong>,” the<br />
submission said.<br />
The group is calling on the<br />
city council to include funding<br />
in the LTP.<br />
It is estimated to cost between<br />
$10-$12 million for the 0.8km<br />
section.<br />
“This risky section has no<br />
barrier from a significant fall<br />
into the estuary (landing on<br />
rocks) and passing another<br />
user going the other way places<br />
you at risk as you have to go to<br />
the unstable edge of the estuary<br />
to allow them to pass (particularly<br />
if they have a bike/buggy<br />
etc.)”<br />
Mr Babington spoke at<br />
a submissions hearing on<br />
Saturday.<br />
He said the CPG was applying<br />
for funding through other<br />
sources, which meant some of<br />
cost to the city council could be<br />
recovered.<br />
The group is also paying<br />
for seats, fountains, crossing<br />
points, planting and other<br />
enhancements along the<br />
pathway.<br />
POPULAR: The Christchurch<br />
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which it says is a safety risk. <br />
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Scarborough Dippers not afraid of the<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
THE STARS are still visible<br />
above Pegasus <strong>Bay</strong> when Kerry<br />
Newton dips her toes into the<br />
waves lapping at Scarborough’s<br />
steps.<br />
It’s just after 7am on Friday<br />
morning, and there’s an autumn<br />
chill in the air.<br />
Eight others have joined her<br />
this morning, including firsttimer<br />
Robin Dawson who has<br />
driven over from Lyttelton.<br />
The group down Coffee Culture<br />
takeaways before shedding<br />
their puffer jackets and wading<br />
out gingerly, chatting amongst<br />
themselves.<br />
There’s no squealing or shouting<br />
as one by one they disappear<br />
under the 12 deg C water, some<br />
freestyling off towards the tangerine<br />
horizon.<br />
In 10min they’re all back,<br />
climbing up the stairs to dry off<br />
and carry on with their day.<br />
“It’s bracing,” grins Robin, who<br />
has a few triathlons under his<br />
belt.<br />
And though the weather isn’t<br />
always so kind, most of the<br />
group will be back next Friday.<br />
They’re hard core.<br />
The Scarborough Dippers<br />
started last July when Kerry, an<br />
accountant, decided instead of<br />
‘Dry July’ she’d do ‘Wet July.’<br />
She and a small group of<br />
friends pledged to swim every<br />
morning for the entire month.<br />
They raised about $1200 for marine<br />
protection charity Project<br />
Jonah.<br />
“I myself said I’d donate $10<br />
for every day I went in but as<br />
a punishment it would be $50<br />
if I missed a day; that was my<br />
encouragement not to miss. So<br />
I donated $310 because I went<br />
every day.”<br />
About four of them managed<br />
to do it and they’ve continued to<br />
swim together since, though on<br />
a weekly rather than a daily<br />
basis.<br />
“Once we finished, we got addicted,”<br />
Kerry says. “We thought,<br />
we’ve got to continue. So we<br />
decided to do it once a week on<br />
Friday. Once July comes again<br />
CHILLED: The<br />
Scarborough<br />
Dippers at<br />
their early<br />
morning<br />
ocean swim<br />
on Friday.<br />
The water<br />
temperature<br />
was 12 deg C.<br />
From left to<br />
right – Wayne<br />
Simmons, Sue<br />
Elliot, Sandra<br />
Taylor, Bee<br />
Rueder, Cathe<br />
Grater, Robin<br />
Dawson,<br />
Kathrin<br />
Mueller, David<br />
Bennett and<br />
Kerry Newton<br />
PHOTO:<br />
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we’ll do it every day.”<br />
Others have joined and there’s<br />
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original ‘Wet July’ four and says<br />
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cold<br />
Fields connects with community<br />
“That month is life changing.<br />
You get out there, it’s completely<br />
quiet other than us and we just<br />
laugh. You could be in the worst<br />
mood, but whatever is going on in<br />
your life you walk out there and it<br />
just changes your perspective.”<br />
“It is cold. But other than a few<br />
crab bites it’s mainly just such a<br />
mental discipline and challenge.<br />
We keep it sort of meditative because<br />
you have to adjust; without<br />
going above the kidney line you<br />
just walk out and hang out there<br />
as long as you can until we go under.<br />
We’re in togs not wetsuits and<br />
if it’s winter and you get under<br />
that nine degrees it can be quite<br />
dangerous if you get chilled in the<br />
back. We’ve tried double dipping<br />
in winter but it gives you an ice<br />
headache. ”<br />
“The warmer months are<br />
nothing, you get out there, have<br />
a laugh but in winter it takes<br />
discipline to get out of bed especially<br />
when it’s raining. But you<br />
do it – and nothing else matters.<br />
It’s beautiful, it’s always different.<br />
Usually in winter there’s no<br />
waves, everything is still and you<br />
see all kinds of things. We have<br />
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New board<br />
member gets<br />
500 votes<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
FINANCIAL management<br />
and the ability to connect with<br />
people are strengths Tyrone<br />
Fields hopes to bring to his<br />
new role as a member of the<br />
Banks Peninsula Community<br />
Board.<br />
The Labour-aligned People’s<br />
Choice candidate won the<br />
Lyttelton subdivision byelection<br />
for the board with<br />
500 votes, putting him well<br />
ahead of nearest rivals,<br />
Independent Citizens<br />
candidate Robyn Struthers<br />
on 185, and Yvette Couch-Lewis<br />
with 156.<br />
Lyttelton bar manager Ashley<br />
Stanbridge gained 105 votes and<br />
independent candidate Paul<br />
Dietsche 62.<br />
The return rate for votes was<br />
42 per cent.<br />
Mr Fields is a public sector<br />
analyst and father of two, who<br />
will shortly finish a master’s<br />
degree in social work.<br />
“I’m feeling pretty happy,<br />
really excited and pleased that<br />
people wanted me to be their<br />
representative,” said Mr Fields<br />
the day after the win.<br />
“It’s been quite humbling.”<br />
He had knocked on a “hell<br />
of a lot of doors and made a<br />
lot of phone calls,” and being<br />
endorsed by Port Hills Labour<br />
MP Ruth Dyson had been<br />
“huge,” he said.<br />
Mr Fields will be sworn in on<br />
Monday, and had his first board<br />
seminar two days ago.<br />
“I’ve been meticulous about<br />
record keeping through this<br />
campaign – who wants this,<br />
who said that. I’d really like to<br />
focus on those little things that<br />
people talk to me about and do<br />
the basics well in that regard,”<br />
he said.<br />
“From a social work<br />
perspective I’ve got some<br />
things that I’d like to be able to<br />
achieve in terms of helping<br />
perhaps elderly residents to<br />
have more voice and social<br />
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REPRESENT:<br />
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framework for that big-picture<br />
stuff as well.”<br />
Mr Fields grew up on<br />
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Former board chairwoman<br />
Christine Wilson resigned<br />
earlier this year, triggering the<br />
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New Lyttelton cop<br />
wants to build<br />
safer community<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
NEW Lyttelton Police<br />
Station supervisor<br />
Sergeant Franco Lovich<br />
has spent the last couple<br />
of years desk-bound in<br />
police deployment, and is<br />
enjoying being back on the<br />
front line.<br />
People had been receptive<br />
and friendly since he<br />
started three weeks ago, the<br />
55-year-old said.<br />
“There’s a really strong<br />
sense of community here<br />
and walking around<br />
everyone’s saying ‘gidday’<br />
to each other; it’s just a<br />
lovely environment.”<br />
Along with Sergeant<br />
Lovich there are five staff<br />
members based in Lyttelton,<br />
covering all of the<br />
harbour basin and out to<br />
Port Levy, along with Sumner<br />
and Woolston.<br />
It’s a big area and station<br />
hours vary according to<br />
rosters.<br />
Sergeant Lovich said<br />
he was aware of concerns<br />
about police coverage in<br />
Lyttelton last year, which<br />
led to a public meeting in<br />
March 2017.<br />
There is no “front desk”<br />
as such at the station,<br />
and staff were often out<br />
working in the community<br />
which might contribute<br />
to the perception police<br />
weren’t available, said<br />
Sergeant Lovich.<br />
“As new as I am, I’ve seen<br />
reports where residents have<br />
made complaints about the<br />
fact there aren’t enough<br />
police around. Some of that<br />
is potentially perception.<br />
We do have a big area to<br />
cover and . . . we don’t have<br />
a ‘constable on every corner’<br />
so to speak. But although<br />
we might not be (physically)<br />
here, for the urgent<br />
jobs there’s always 24-hour<br />
coverage; it’s just a matter<br />
of the staff from the other<br />
side of the tunnel coming<br />
through . . . (but) I do think<br />
trust and confidence is a big<br />
issue for police. We are able<br />
to undertake our role with<br />
the express authority of the<br />
community, so without that<br />
we are really ineffective.”<br />
One of his aims is to<br />
walk through the township<br />
every day to “have<br />
a chinwag” and build a<br />
relationship with the community,<br />
along with others<br />
on his beat, including Sumner,<br />
Governors <strong>Bay</strong> and<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong>.<br />
To kick back and unwind<br />
he spends time with his<br />
family, watches his 12 and<br />
15-year-old’s play sport,<br />
and enjoys fishing in rivers<br />
or the ocean.<br />
Growing up on the Waitemata<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> fostered a<br />
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office with a view of Lyttelton<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> is a bonus.<br />
Sergeant Lovich was<br />
raised by an Italian mother<br />
and Yugoslavian father in<br />
west Auckland.<br />
His parents met in Mali<br />
Losinj off the coast of<br />
Croatia after World War 2.<br />
Neither spoke English<br />
when they emigrated to<br />
New Zealand around 1954,<br />
a time when Auckland Airport<br />
was being constructed.<br />
His father found work<br />
there as a diesel mechanic,<br />
an occupation which was<br />
in high demand.<br />
After joining the police<br />
in <strong>May</strong> 1991, his first five<br />
years were spent in Kaitaia<br />
and surrounding areas.<br />
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people, but also trying to<br />
make a difference.<br />
“Everything starts at<br />
home. You care for your<br />
children, teach them values<br />
and hope they’ll go out and<br />
do the same so (for me) it’s<br />
about making a safer community<br />
for everyone.”<br />
In 1996 he returned to<br />
Auckland and trained as a<br />
detective, joining the CIB<br />
before shifting to Christchurch.<br />
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Coveted award for firefighters<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
LYTTELTON Volunteer Fire<br />
Brigade was presented with the<br />
coveted community spirit award<br />
following the Firefighter Sky<br />
Tower Stair Challenge at the<br />
weekend.<br />
Brigades from the <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
News area were well-represented<br />
at the event with teams from<br />
Governors <strong>Bay</strong>, Lyttelton, Akaroa<br />
and Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> competing.<br />
They made up some of the<br />
900 firefighters who climbed the<br />
Auckland Sky Tower on Saturday<br />
as part of the annual fundraising<br />
challenge for Leukaemia<br />
and Blood Cancer New Zealand.<br />
Lyttelton team leader Kevin<br />
Hurl said it was a “huge thing”<br />
for the team to be gifted a tewhatewha<br />
carved by last year’s<br />
community spirit award winners,<br />
Keri Keri Fire Brigade.<br />
Considered the event’s top<br />
award, it is created by the previous<br />
year’s recipients and given to<br />
the team whose community has<br />
gone above and beyond in support<br />
of their brigade’s efforts.<br />
The Lyttelton brigade has<br />
raised nearly $120,000 for Leukaemia<br />
and Blood Cancer NZ<br />
over the past eight years.<br />
Said Mr Hurl: “This award is<br />
for the people of Lyttelton who<br />
year after year have supported<br />
our Sky Tower efforts and have<br />
got behind our climbers.”<br />
The carved tewhatewha is<br />
made of kauri and inlaid with<br />
paua shell.<br />
And in an impressive individual<br />
achievement, Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong>’s Mark Patterson was<br />
the fastest South Islander and the<br />
fastest volunteer firefighter, in a<br />
time of 10min 50sec.<br />
He finished 10th out of 950<br />
competitors, the second year in<br />
a row he has finished in 10th<br />
place.<br />
The quickest time was a blistering<br />
8min 11sec.<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Volunteer<br />
Fire Brigade chief fire officer Bob<br />
Palmer said it was a superb effort<br />
by Mr Patterson and great to see<br />
the community support for the<br />
team, which raised just under<br />
$7000.<br />
Firefighters carry up to 25kg of<br />
equipment up the 1103 steps and<br />
51 storeys of the Sky Tower.<br />
SUPPORT:<br />
The Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> team<br />
raised just under<br />
$7000. From left<br />
to right – Jeremy<br />
Palmer (16min<br />
44sec), Nathan<br />
Graham (16min<br />
08sec), Nicki Bell<br />
(20min 51sec),<br />
Dave Rice (14min<br />
57sec).<br />
THRILL:<br />
Members of<br />
the Lyttelton<br />
Sky Tower<br />
team with the<br />
community<br />
spirit award<br />
carved by the<br />
Keri Keri Fire<br />
Brigade. From<br />
left – Candice<br />
Milner, Kevin<br />
Hurl, Zoey<br />
Harris, Peter<br />
Lauryssens,<br />
Craig Smith and<br />
Glen Walker.<br />
Absent – Dion<br />
McGrail.<br />
FITNESS: Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Volunteer Fire Brigade’s Mark<br />
Patterson with wife Gabby and son Will. Mr Patterson was the<br />
fastest South Islander up the Sky Tower in a time of 10min<br />
50sec and the fastest volunteer.<br />
EFFORTS: The<br />
Governors <strong>Bay</strong><br />
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$9000. From left<br />
to right – Vicky<br />
Roberts (<strong>23</strong>min<br />
04sec), Matt<br />
Annand (17min<br />
3sec), Rob Brown<br />
(11min 52sec),<br />
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10sec) and<br />
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News<br />
Local<br />
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Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
De Beer named lifeguard of the year<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
SUMNER AND Taylors Mistake<br />
surf lifeguards dominated the<br />
Canterbury-Tasman Surf Live<br />
Saving awards of excellence held<br />
on Saturday.<br />
Taylors Mistake took home the<br />
majority of the awards, including<br />
top lifeguard, Patrice de Beer,<br />
volunteer, Craig Jamieson, and<br />
rookie, Brieanna Cox, along with<br />
rescue of the year.<br />
The prestigious top lifeguard<br />
gong went to Mr de Beer for his<br />
“exemplary service”, including<br />
more than 55 hours of voluntary<br />
patrolling. He told <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
News he was “chuffed” at the<br />
award, saying he didn’t do anything<br />
special. “I just love being<br />
on the beach . . . I’m there too<br />
often according to my wife.”<br />
He said it was his way of giving<br />
back to the community.<br />
The 48-year-old Redcliffs<br />
engineer got into lifeguarding<br />
10 years ago after shifting to<br />
Christchurch from the Netherlands.<br />
He wanted his children to<br />
be comfortable swimming in the<br />
sea, so he went along to a club<br />
open day at Taylors Mistake.<br />
“I got roped into training and<br />
then I was there every weekend.”<br />
Though Taylors Mistake has a<br />
reputation as a dangerous beach,<br />
Mr de Beer says he treats every<br />
beach the same.<br />
And in terms of what makes<br />
a good lifeguard, he says being<br />
flexible, expecting the unexpected,<br />
being helpful and doing what<br />
you can, whether it’s cleaning the<br />
beach, cleaning a toilet, doing<br />
first aid or a rescue. “We’re there<br />
to provide a service.”<br />
Taylors Mistake also took out<br />
rescue of the year after a team<br />
of lifeguards plucked a dozen<br />
swimmers from the waves during<br />
a hot day on January 18<br />
when a flash rip took two groups<br />
of swimmers out beyond their<br />
depth.<br />
Two rescue boards, 11 rescue<br />
tubes and an IRB were involved<br />
in returning the swimmers safely<br />
to shore.<br />
Sumner took home a total of<br />
five awards on Saturday night,<br />
including the honour of top IRB<br />
club.<br />
Committee member Alistair<br />
Malcolm said the club was traditionally<br />
strong using the IRB and<br />
the award was recognition of the<br />
number of new drivers and crewmen<br />
they put through training<br />
and into regional and national<br />
competitions.<br />
“It’s always been a big part<br />
of Sumner; with the big surf<br />
at Scarborough it’s often the<br />
best way to get out and rescue<br />
people,” said Mr Malcolm.<br />
Awards of Excellence –<br />
Canterbury-Tasman<br />
2017/18 Top IRB Club – Sumner<br />
2017/18 Official of the Year<br />
Tania Bailey – Waikuku<br />
2017/18 Event Guard of the<br />
Year<br />
Justice Shaw-Cross – Spencer<br />
Park<br />
2017/18 Coach of the Year<br />
James Gaskell – New Brighton<br />
2017/18 Sports Team of the<br />
Year – Waimairi Open Women’s<br />
Canoe Team<br />
2017/18 Canterbury Team of<br />
the Year – Sumner Under-16<br />
Board Relay Team<br />
2017/18 Te Opepoto Award –<br />
Junior Coaching – Adam Leatherland<br />
– South Brighton<br />
2017/18 Sports Person of the<br />
Year – Louis Clark – Taylors<br />
Mistake<br />
2017/18 Innovation of the Year<br />
Dean Le Warne – Board Fins<br />
from Milk Bottle Tops (North<br />
Beach)<br />
2017/18 Rookie of the Year<br />
Brieanna Cox – Taylors Mistake<br />
2017/18 Regional Guard of the<br />
Year – Fraser Smith – Waimairi<br />
2017/18 Instructor of the Year<br />
Linda Poulsen – Spencer Park<br />
2017/18 Lifeguard of the Year<br />
Patrice de Beer – Taylors Mistake<br />
2017/18 Volunteer of the Year<br />
Craig Jamieson – Taylors Mistake<br />
2017/18 Rescue of the Year<br />
Mass Rescue – Taylors Mistake,<br />
January <strong>2018</strong><br />
2017/18 Club of the Year – Waimairi<br />
Surf Life Saving Club<br />
Service awards – regional<br />
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Colin Mackenzie, North Beach<br />
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Craig Todd, Sumner<br />
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Sumner a win away from top six berth<br />
• By Gordon Findlater<br />
SUMNER ARE just one win<br />
away from confirming their<br />
spot in the top six section of the<br />
Hawkins Metro Premier Cup<br />
when the competition is split in<br />
two next month.<br />
On Saturday, Sumner recorded<br />
their third bonus point win in as<br />
many weeks by defeating Shirley<br />
45-32. It was also the third week<br />
in a row they have put 45 points<br />
or more on their opposition.<br />
The team will look to continue<br />
their run of good results when<br />
they return to St Leonards Park<br />
to play High School Old Boys<br />
during club day on Saturday.<br />
The annual club day will see<br />
all of Sumner’s junior teams play<br />
at McCormacks <strong>Bay</strong> Reserve in<br />
the morning. St Leonards Park<br />
will also host a round of the<br />
under-16 girls metro competition<br />
in the morning before Sumner’s<br />
division two side play HSOB at<br />
1pm.<br />
The division one match against<br />
HSOB kicks off at 2.45pm.<br />
The two teams will play for<br />
the Winnie Bagoes Pizza Slice<br />
– a shield featuring a pizza slice<br />
played for between the two sides.<br />
“We beat them last year but<br />
they never gave us the pizza slice<br />
to take home, so I must make<br />
sure they bring it this time,”<br />
said Sumner club captain John<br />
Taylor.<br />
Saturday’s victory over Shirley<br />
saw Sumner fight back from<br />
an early 0-8 deficit. First-five<br />
Hayden O’Donnell and secondfive<br />
Tatsuki Tomuro both<br />
scored doubles, while halfback<br />
Keita Fujiwari, winger Filimoni<br />
Waqainabete and full-back Josh<br />
Toy also found the try-line.<br />
Winger Tom Ziolo completed<br />
the scoring with five conversions.<br />
There was also a rare call up to<br />
the premier team for 49-year-old<br />
stalwart Robbie Timo. The prop<br />
was called into the team on<br />
short notice after injuries and<br />
unavailability created a team<br />
selection nightmare last week.<br />
Sumner coach Martin<br />
Dodgson described himself as<br />
being “busier than a one armed<br />
bricklayer in Baghdad” in his<br />
task of putting a team together.<br />
The squad reshuffling also<br />
saw the return of ‘big bad’ Nigel<br />
Archbold who turned out for<br />
the division one side for the first<br />
time this season when he came<br />
off the bench for the final 15min.<br />
“He was blowing a little bit,” said<br />
Dodgson. Outside of their own<br />
game, this weekend’s<br />
clash between top of the<br />
table Lincoln University and<br />
Christchurch will also play a big<br />
role in any chances Sumner have<br />
of claiming the Hawkins<br />
Cup.<br />
If Christchurch are able to<br />
win the match at Christchurch<br />
Park then it will leave the door<br />
open going into the final two cup<br />
rounds.<br />
Following the cup round the<br />
competition will be cut into a<br />
top and bottom six to decide the<br />
SPORTS<br />
SCORE: Sumner’s Keita Fujiwari reacts quickly to score, while Filimoni Waqainabete brushes off a Shirley defender.<br />
PHOTOS: ROZELLE MAY<br />
play-offs for the Hawkins Metro<br />
Trophy.<br />
Hawkins Premier Metro<br />
Cup standings:<br />
Lincoln University<br />
38pts, 1; Christchurch<br />
33pts, 2; Sumner 32pts,<br />
3; New Brighton 30pts,<br />
4; Sydenham 30pts, 5;<br />
University <strong>23</strong>pts, 6; Burnside<br />
21pts, 7; HSOB 15pts, 8;<br />
Marist Albion 11pts, 9; Shirley<br />
8pts, 10; Linwood 7pts, 11;<br />
Belfast 3pts, 12.
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Surfers pay tribute to Rangi in paddle out<br />
A PADDLE out to honour a well -<br />
-known surfer who passed away<br />
after a short battle with cancer<br />
was held on Saturday.<br />
Families, friends and fellow<br />
surfers from across Canterbury<br />
gathered at the north ramp near<br />
the New Brighton Pier to remember<br />
Rangimaria (Rangi) Adrian<br />
Te Otimi King, 42, who died<br />
from liver cancer on <strong>May</strong> 4.<br />
Described as an “outstanding<br />
surfer” and a “legend”, King<br />
was a professional surfer whose<br />
career took off in the late 1980s.<br />
He was a member of the New<br />
Zealand scholastics team and his<br />
career highlights included beating<br />
former professional surfer<br />
Martin Potter.<br />
King was competing at the<br />
Konica all stars skin contest<br />
at Sandon Point, Wollongong,<br />
when he beat Potter in the early<br />
1990s.<br />
King narrowly came second to<br />
Australian surfer Mark Occhilupo<br />
in the Konica contest.<br />
He began surfing at age 11 after<br />
volunteers, including his father<br />
Wally, helped start a surfing<br />
programme.<br />
It wasn’t long before King<br />
“caught the bug”. He took just<br />
three weeks to pick up surfing<br />
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while the rest of the group took<br />
about 18 months.<br />
His sister Nga Anderson said<br />
he would borrow other people’s<br />
surfboards and they would laugh<br />
at him until they saw him surf.<br />
“That was when they had different<br />
respect for him,” she said.<br />
EXIT Surf Shop owner Tristan<br />
Bennett said no one had heard<br />
of him before he competed in a<br />
Canterbury scholastic surfing<br />
competition when he was 13 and<br />
“blew everyone away”.<br />
“I have got people who would<br />
come into the surf shop and<br />
say ‘I have just been down at<br />
Brighton; there is a kid out there<br />
destroying it’,” he said.<br />
Photographer Warren Hawke,<br />
who travelled with King for<br />
photoshoots over a period of two<br />
to three years, said he had an<br />
uncanny natural surfing ability.<br />
He said at the beginning of his<br />
career, King started to win contests<br />
on surfboards which were<br />
not even up to high performance<br />
level at the time.<br />
He was quickly picked up as a<br />
professional and sponsored by<br />
the Exit Surf Shop, surf clothing<br />
and board company O’Neill,<br />
and POTTZ Surfboards, among<br />
others.<br />
King’s pro career lasted more<br />
than 10 years into his early 20s.<br />
After he stopped surfing<br />
professionally, he continued to<br />
teach surfing.<br />
Close friend Sam Johnston,<br />
who started out surfing with<br />
King, said he was unique in<br />
and out of the water, a talented<br />
guitarist and good at any sport<br />
he played.<br />
Another friend Haydo Brain<br />
said King was one of the most<br />
influential surfers for him<br />
growing up, and one of New<br />
Zealand’s best, fastest and most<br />
progressive board riders during<br />
and after his pro career.<br />
Hundreds turned out for<br />
King’s funeral at Clareville Cemetery,<br />
Carterton, on <strong>May</strong> 7.<br />
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of the hull?<br />
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one way we’re working towards making the water<br />
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Simultaneous Storytime –<br />
Hickory Dickory Dash<br />
Wednesday, 1-1.15pm<br />
This event will take place<br />
across the Tasman at the same<br />
time, and the Sumner Library<br />
will be joining the fun and reading<br />
this children’s book at 1pm<br />
NZ time. Go along and listen.<br />
Sumner Library, Wakefield Ave<br />
Bridge Club<br />
Wednesday, 7.20pm, and Friday,<br />
1pm<br />
Come along and enjoy a<br />
trick-taking card game played by<br />
four players in two competing<br />
partnerships. For inquiries or if<br />
you need a partner, call Kay on<br />
384 9113.<br />
Mt Pleasant Yacht Club<br />
Strength ‘n’ Stretch Class<br />
Wednesday, 6-7pm<br />
For women in their fab-50s<br />
and beyond. Enjoy a whole body<br />
workout at a medium level which<br />
includes exercise to music, circuit<br />
stations and more. First class<br />
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St Andrews Anglican Church,<br />
148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. $10<br />
Mini Music<br />
Thursday and Tuesday, 9.30am<br />
Bring your children along to<br />
Email gilbert.wealleans@starmedia.kiwi<br />
by 5pm each Wednesday<br />
sing, dance and meet other children<br />
and their parents/caregivers.<br />
Cost is $3 per session or $5<br />
for two or more children. Term<br />
times only. Contact Eddie on admin@sumnerbays.org.nz<br />
or 027<br />
781 1348 for further information.<br />
Thursday at 4 Augusta St, Redcliffs,<br />
and Tuesday at the Sumner<br />
Centre, 37 Nayland St<br />
Create ’n’ Connect<br />
Thursday, 9.30am-noon<br />
Create ‘n’ Connect welcomes<br />
you to come and create in<br />
company. Cost is $3 per session<br />
which includes a yummy morning<br />
tea and great company. Bring<br />
your own creative project or<br />
come and get some inspiration.<br />
Contact Beth for more information<br />
022 678 1252<br />
St Andrews Anglican Church,<br />
148 Main Rd, Redcliffs<br />
Mt Pleasant Playgroup<br />
Thursday, 10.30-11.30am<br />
Enjoy a relaxed play in a light<br />
and beautiful space. Try out the<br />
dress-ups and musical instruments,<br />
put together some puzzles<br />
or zoom around on the ride-on<br />
bug. All pre-schoolers and their<br />
caregivers are welcome,<br />
entrance by koha. For more<br />
information, email Kathy at<br />
The Sumner Silver Band and Christchurch City Pipe Band<br />
present Brass ’n’ Tartan, a concert of favourite pipe and brass<br />
band music, including Amazing Grace, Scotland the Brave,<br />
Minstrel Boy and Hine E Hine. Gold coin afternoon tea and<br />
raffles at the St Albans Edgeware Bowling Club, Forfar St.<br />
Tickets cost $10 and are available from the Sumner and<br />
Redcliffs pharmacies. Doors open at 1.30pm on Sunday.<br />
community@mpcc.org.nz.<br />
Mt Pleasant Community Centre<br />
Hall<br />
Babytimes<br />
Friday, 10.30-11am<br />
Encourage your baby’s<br />
learning through language.<br />
Babytimes involves interactive<br />
activities, such as rhymes, songs,<br />
stories and play.<br />
Lyttelton Library<br />
Twinkle Tots<br />
Friday, 10.30am<br />
Practice social skills with<br />
your under-5s through singing<br />
and dancing and having fun together.<br />
Morning tea is provided.<br />
Gold coin donation.<br />
St Mary’s Church Village Hall,<br />
Heathcote Valley<br />
Mainly Music<br />
Friday, 9.30-11.15am<br />
Mainly Music is a fun, educational<br />
30min music and movement<br />
session for babies and preschoolers<br />
followed by morning<br />
tea and a social/play time. The<br />
first session is free and after that<br />
the cost is $4 per family casual<br />
rate or $30 for a 10-session card.<br />
For more information, call Hazel<br />
on 384 1965 or 021 077 1264.<br />
St Andrews Church, 148 Main<br />
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Create to Construct Art<br />
Exhibition<br />
Daily from Tuesday<br />
Check out this collection of<br />
work from artists living within<br />
the Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong> basin.<br />
Created specifically, the 18 pieces<br />
depict the artists’ reflections<br />
on the Governors <strong>Bay</strong> jetty. All<br />
works will be auctioned at the<br />
Governors <strong>Bay</strong> Hotel on June 9<br />
to raise funds for the jetty restoration<br />
trust.<br />
Pumanawa room, Arts Centre<br />
Craft Fair<br />
Monday, June 4, 10am-2pm<br />
A variety of stalls on offer<br />
including art, oils, jewellery,<br />
woodturning, clothing, furniture,<br />
and more. There will also<br />
be devonshire teas available, and<br />
a sausage sizzle. Phone 384 3733<br />
for more information.<br />
Mt Pleasant Bowling Club, 9<br />
James St, Redcliffs<br />
Long Lunch<br />
Monday June 4, 12.30pm<br />
The Mt Pleasant Farmers’<br />
Market is hosting another<br />
long lunch, featuring delicious<br />
produce from the market. Cost<br />
of $50 which includes complimentary<br />
drink. Tickets available<br />
from the farmers’ market or the<br />
Mt Pleasant Centre.<br />
Mt Pleasant Centre, 3 McCormacks<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> Rd<br />
Markets:<br />
Lyttelton Farmers’ Market<br />
and Lyttelton Craft Market:<br />
Saturday, 10am-1pm, London St.<br />
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Our owner’s minds are set, this property<br />
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