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PAGE 8 Wednesday July 10 2019 BAY HARBOUR Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi We’re not only at the heart of your community, we have your community at heart! For nearly 20 years we’ve had an ongoing involvement with a number of local schools, groups, and clubs. We talk about it a lot at our office meetings; it’s definitely not about being philanthropic but more about giving back to a community that supports our business. And the reality is, many schools and clubs up and down the country rely in varying degrees on funding and assistance from local businesses to help get through the year. In our local community, whether it is book prizes at Redcliffs School, tournament sponsors at the Redcliffs/ Mt Pleasant Bowls Club, jersey sponsors for Sumner Rugby Club Under 16 Girls, Principal Sponsors of the Ray White Sprint Series regattas at the Christchurch Yacht Club or conducting charity auctions for local fundraising events, they are all worthwhile and important causes. Most of the team at Ray White Prier Manson Real Estate Ltd live in the area as well as work here. We take pride in not only being local residents, but being totally committed to our community involvement. Jan Edlin 027 433 8025 Patricia Van der bent 027 296 1408 Pip Sutton 027 224 9524 Top Sales for June Feature Properties Eddie Spry and Matt Clayton working as a team Eddie Spry 021 156 5884 Marie Malone 027 489 8349 We are hiring! In your career there is ALWAYS room for change, is this your opportunity for 2019? ✓ A fresh approach ✓ A fresh look at your business ✓ A fresh start 177 Soleares Avenue, Mt Pleasant - Eddie Spry & Matt Clayton Eleanor Corston 027 435 2415 Molly Ferdinand 027 594 7427 If you have a current real estate license, or you are in the process of completing one, come and talk to us, have a coffee, and ask us some questions! Contact Craig Prier anytime! Ph: 027 434 5299 or 384 4179 Email: craig.prier@raywhite.com Anna Loader 027 272 7128 Bronny Clifford 021 272 7718 Mark Gardner 021 633 669 Confidentiality assured Ray White Ferrymead What people are saying about us: “Rosamund was well-informed, professional and articulate. She balanced all that with a genuine interest in us, having good people skills, providing regular feedback and just being a naturally friendly representative.” – About Rosamund McDonald 187 Mt Pleasant Road, Mt Pleasant - Eddie Spry & Matt Clayton Daisy Foldesi 021 328 059 Matt Clayton 021 223 3998 “Molly was very personable and honest and did her best to make sure we had all the information we asked for.” – About Molly Ferdinand “Eddie gave us lots of time and accommodated our needs without any fuss. We felt like he was being open with us and explained all the process, etc, we could expect. He went out of his way to do return viewings and plenty of open homes.” – About Eddie Spry 96a Smith Street, Woolston - Molly Ferdinand Rosamund McDonald 021 026 56149 Simon Standeven 027 430 4691 Paula Standeven 027 547 2852 21 Humphreys Drive, Ferrymead and 47b London Street, Lyttelton Phone (03) 3844 179 | rwferrymead.co.nz | /RayWhiteFerrymead Rod Cross 021 763 763 Bev Prout 027 495 9586
Wednesday July 10 2019 News Southworth to stand in south seat • By Jess Gibson A FOURTH candidate will contest Environment Canterbury’s Owhanga – South seat. Geologist Vicky Southworth, of Sumner, has announced she will stand for a seat which covers Canterbury’s bays, inlets and harbours in October’s local body elections. Mrs Southworth will be standing independently against Labour-aligned People’s Choice candidate’s James Dann and • By Jess Gibson A 168-YEAR-OLD cottage in Lyttelton will get a $50,888 upgrade. The city council’s social, community development and housing committee approved the heritage incentive grant for Islay Cottage in Ticehurst Rd. The cottage was built in 1851 by carpenter Thomas Kent and later occupied by Lyttelton harbourmaster, Captain Hugh McLellan. It is considered a landmark early colonial dwelling, which retains many original heritage features. Vicky Southworth Phil Clearwater and one other independent, Hamish Keown. Mrs Southworth has a Master of Water Resource Management from Canterbury University which ties into 15 years of scientific and planning skills experience. She is trained as a geologist and has The grant will cover conservation and maintenance work for the earthquakedamaged heritage building. Committee chairman and city councillor Phil Clearwater said it is important to hold on to heritage in a rapidly changing world. “The cottage reminds us of our history and we need to retain these past connections as we rebuild the city for the future,” Cr Clearwater said. The committee also approved $35,642 to improve Rue Jolie, a historical dwelling in Akaroa built in 1877. Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi regularly helped and lead restoration planting and maintenance projects like Sumner School’s planting day at Sumnervale Reserve on June 22. As a community representative on the Canterbury water management strategy regional committee, she has been involved in the complex issue of freshwater management. “I’ve seen how ECan works and have got a good sense of what’s working and what isn’t, at least in the water space,” Mrs Southworth said. Within the boundary that the south seat covers, Mrs Southworth wants to see habitat expansion in the Port Hills and Banks Peninsula. “Linking up the bits we have so that species can migrate and repopulate areas is an efficient way to build resilience. Akaroa has a reintroduced tui population that’s doing well now,” she said. She would also like to work more closely with central Government to explore options for planting native trees as climate change mitigation, which could bring in revenue. “I like to talk to people, listen and then mull over what I hear,’’ she said. •To stay up to date with Mrs Southworth’s campaign, visit the Facebook page @ VickyforEcanChchSouth. $50,888 upgrade approved for Lyttelton’s Islay Cottage RESTORATION: Quake-damaged Islay Cottage on Ticehurst Rd in Lyttelton will get an upgrade. BAY HARBOUR Local News Now • By Jess Gibson PAGE 9 Fire rages, homes at risk Time capsule found in school ceiling A 25-YEAR-OLD time capsule has been discovered at Okains Bay School. A builder found the capsule in the school’s ceiling. It contained memorabilia from 1994, such as newspaper clippings, magazines, coins, stamps and several letters from a roll of 19 pupils. In one of the letters, a group of senior pupils shared what was happening at the time. “New Zealand’s prime minister is Jim Bolger, for $1 you can buy a pie or a Crunchie bar, we drive to school in a 1991 Falcon, 1973 Holden, 1991 Honda and 1981 Mazda,” the letter read. “We’d like NZ to be clean, pollution-free and war-free by 2050.” Principal Colin Hammond said the discovery was “very exciting” for teachers and the school’s 11 pupils. Mr Hammond was in his 20s in 1994 and said he shared what it was like to be a “spring chicken” in those times. Pupils will create their own capsule before placing both back in the ceiling to be discovered at a later date. Seven retirement villages in Canterbury þ Want to be elected? ●Local Council ●Community Board ●Ecan ●CDHB Star Media can help you. Talk to us today about your campaign. • Halswell • • Rangiora • • Mairehau • Contact Jo Fuller p 03 364 7425 m 027 458 8598 e jo.fuller@starmedia.kiwi • Beckenham • • Riccarton • • Papanui • • Hornby • www.rymanhealthcare.co.nz • 0800 000 290
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