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PAGE 10 Wednesday March 27 2019 BAY HARBOUR Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi Cheap-Cheap Prices this Easter Your Local Views 25 th to 31 st March 2019 $ 4 99 kg Fresh NZ Chicken Drumsticks $ 1 89 ea Fresh Cut Broccoli 2 for $ 2 00 $ 3 99 pk Wattie’s Baked Beans or Spaghetti 420g (Excludes Meat) 2 for $ 3 50 Bluebird Delisio Chips 140g or Doritos Corn Chips 150-170g $ 23 99 pk Spend $20 and be into Owned & operated by locals Heineken 12 x 330ml Bottles EASTER BASKET Bursting with Enter at the check-out. Terms and Conditions apply. See Customer Services for details. Entries close 14/04/19. Fresh ‘n Fruity Yoghurt or Anchor Calci Yum Dairy Food 6 Pack $ 7 50 pk Treasures Nappies or Nappy Pants 12-26 Pack $ 11 99 ea Wither Hills 750ml (Excludes Pinot Noir) Treats 1 EASTER BASKET PER STORE SuperValue Lyttelton, Sumner For inspiration visit SuperValue.co.nz | While stocks last at SuperValue Lyttelton and Sumner only. MUST BE WON Please drink responsibly svbhn2703 AROHA: The noticeboard along the skate ramp of Nayland St was quickly filled with messages of support. Scanned with CamScanner Support for community comes in many forms Sumner Hub volunteer Andrea Heffernan outlines how residents in the bays area can support the Muslim community following the mosque shootings Being geographically disconnected from the location of the tragedies, there was a need for locals to be able to express their grief and thoughts over the last week. Bays area communities are used to banding together in times of need, as the earthquakes illustrated. An immediate response was the Aroha from Sumner boards left outside the skate ramp, where people could leave their messages or words of encouragement. By looking at the young handwriting, young peoples’ comments echoed, ‘If you hear or see anyone spouting hate or discrimination of any kind, call them out, it is not okay,’ and from Amy: ‘You have all our support, we will always pray for you’. These have now been delivered to the wall of tributes outside the Linwood Ave mosque. You may have seen the “kotahitanga” (unity) signs installed along Redcliffs, also showing our messages of support. The old-adage of ‘there is a certain healing power of giving in time of need’, has been illustrated by locals. There has been an overwhelming response to the call out for donated items. The Sumner Hub has been acting as a drop-off point for any local residents wanting to donate goods. Requirements change during a day, so the Hub has been a liaison between organisations such as the Christchurch Refugee Centre. The Hubs’ community development and events manager Liza Sparrow says: ‘We have been humbled by the response from our local community. It’s been a privilege to collect and then share donated grocery and care packages to Christchurch’s Muslim community. Smaller care packages have also been gifted to local residents to acknowledge their role in this tragedy. I guess it’s times like this that we truly test our community spirit. Once again, thank you, Sumner has been very generous.’ How you can assist: •Food for families - drop off at the Sumner Hub, 57 Nayland St from 10am- 12pm Monday-Friday or next door at The Ivy. •Alternatively, you could take donated goods yourselves to The Refugee Centre, 38 Nursery Rd, Phillipstown. •Daily update shared via the official page for dispersing information and support for victims/families in Christchurch. Canterbury Refugee Resettlement and Resource Centre Community well-being: •Tea and coffee at Matuku Takotako: Sumner Centre, daily from 10am until Friday, 29th March. •Sumner Walking Group, meet at the Sumner Hub, 10am each Wednesday •Sumner Writer’s Group, meet at the Sumner Hub, 1.30pm alternate Mondays •Art@SumnerHub, email hub@sumnerresidents. co.nz for session times. The Hub will remain a collection point in the weeks ahead as we’re acutely aware that the pain does not disappear along with the media attention. The Sumner Hub welcomes all donations.
Wednesday March 27 2019 Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi BAY HARBOUR PAGE 11 House of Travel Ferrymead because we’re cruisers too. Mel Hubber Kim Beswick Melissa May Owner Operator Owner Operator Travel Specialist Exploring by sea is one of the greatest forms of travel I have experienced. I have sailed from France around Corsica and the Greek islands on a 130 foot luxury yacht which gave me a great insight to some of the most beautiful ports and marinas in the world. River cruising is also a favourite and I have cruised the Rhine with Uniworld as well as the Christmas markets from Prague to Vienna with Avalon waterways. I also explored the beautiful islands of Croatia with Katarina Lines. Having worked on cruise ships for 8 years my first hand cruise experience & knowledge is extensive. I have literally cruised to all oceans and continents around the world, on large, medium and small sized ships. Favourite cruise destinations for me are the Caribbean, Norwegian Fjords, Mediterranean and Antarctica. Recently I have also experienced a river cruise on the Rhine with Avalon Waterways & am looking forward to returning to Alaska this year and revisiting my first ever cruise region. Cruising is one of my favourite ways to holiday as it allows you to do as much or as little as you like and getting the variety of visiting a range of destinations without the hassle of changing hotels and catching flights. I have been lucky enough to cruise on a few different cruise lines to a few different destinations, however one of my favourites is cruising in the South Pacific. You can board the ship in Auckland or Australia and get to visit some untouched tropical Islands that you may not normally be able to get to. E: MELLOWEN@HOT.CO.NZ P: 376 4018 E: KBESWICK@HOT.CO.NZ P: 376 4019 E: MELISSAB@HOT.CO.NZ P: 376 4022 Katie Gillespie Melanie Bartram Anna O’Dell Travel Specialist Travel Specialist Travel Specialist I love cruising! I’ve been fortunate enough to go on a few cruises, including a P&O one up the East Coast of Australia and one around the Greek Islands and Turkey. However, my favourite trip onboard a boat was a Sail Croatia trip. This was great way to travel! I really liked that you only had to unpack once, got to swim and relax during the day, and at night you could go and explore one of the various islands. I have a huge passion for travel and love exploring new destinations. I was lucky enough to sail the seven seas as a working crew member on board various size ships around the world for 5 years, to then be a guest onboard a Turkish Gulet sail trip along the Turquoise Coast to most recently an ocean cruise travelling solo in the Caribbean. Cruising offers something for everyone and now I get to inspire people to choose the right Cruise for them. To me travel is addictive, it’s an awe inspiring journey of discovery which fuels the soul & makes you richer. Cruising is a fantastic way to see the world! I love both the small ship experience, on board a yacht round the coast line of Croatia, as well as the bigger ship I was fortunate enough to enjoy up in the Baltics. Nothing beats unpacking once and arriving at a new destination each morning, relaxed and ready to explore. Travel is my passion & I love helping clients create an unforgettable experience that is uniquely their own! E: KGILLESPIE@HOT.CO.NZ P: 376 4031 E: MELANIEB@HOT.CO.NZ P: 376 4021 E: ANNAO@HOT.CO.NZ P: 376 4036 The best holidays are created together. 987 FERRY ROAD, FERRYMEAD VILLAGE I 376 4022 I FERRYMEAD@HOT.CO.NZ
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