Southern View: May 13, 2021

THURSDAY, MAY 13, 2021 

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Big projects under way 

to give Linwood a boost 

AN IMPROVED transport hub, 

upgraded park drainage, updated 

library and a new $22 million 

pool complex are among the 

publicly-funded projects under 

way in Linwood. 

Linwood Ward 

city councillor Yani 

Johanson said it 

is great to see the 

long-awaited projects 

in construction. 

Yani 

Johanson 

The significant 

public investment 

in the area will help 

contribute to improving community 

wellbeing. 

Johanson said that the busy 

urban transport hub near the 

Eastgate Shopping Centre in 

Linwood will be easier to access 

following an upgrade that is due 

to begin next month and will be 

completed in August. 

New bus shelters, a signalised 

pedestrian crossing and a landscaped 

waiting area are part of the 

improvements to make it easier to 

access the Buckleys Rd bus hub by 

Eastgate. 

Norwich St will be made into 

a cul-de-sac as part of the work 

to create space for the new bus 

shelters and waiting area. 

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Thursday May 13 2021 3 

Charity offers to help thieves 

• By Tina Grumball 

A CHARITY that salvages 

food waste to feed those in 

need has been broken into for 

the second time this year. It 

now wants to help the hungry 

thieves. 

Kai-ros Free Store, a charity 

operating out of a container 

store on St Asaph St, collects 

food waste from Christchurch 

cafes, supermarkets, and 

growers to share with those in 

need. 

It was broken into in 

February, and again earlier 

this month. Volunteer Stu 

Ennor arrived to find the 

store’s door wide open and 

shattered glass everywhere. 

Thieves smashed several 

windows, causing hundreds of 

dollars of damage. They took 

a new first-aid kit valued at 

$180, as well as food. 

Even though Ennor 

reported the latest break-in 

to police, he’s more worried 

about the burglar than what 

was taken. 

“If they could make contact 

with us,” he said. 

“We’re not actually worried 

about the window, we’re more 

worried about the individual 

and what’s going on in their 

CHARITABLE: Stu Ennor has offered the offenders 

help. 

PHOTO: TINA GRUMBALL 

life, and what they need help 

with.” 

Kai-ros Free Store has been 

operating out of the container 

since 2018, serving up 

salvaged food every Monday, 

Wednesday and Friday 

evening. It also and hosts a 

barbecue on Friday. 

“We basically rescue food 

from cafes and bring it down 

here, and provide free food 

resources for anyone, no 

questions asked,” Ennor said. 

He estimates between 

70-120 people from all walks 

of life turn up for each food 

service. 

One women at last week’s 

service, who asked to be 

known only as Ngahuia, said 

she and her two children had 

been regulars since the store 

opened. 

“Originally the concept was 

to rescue food, that would 

have been thrown out,” 

Ngahuia said. 

“I really liked the concept of 

it, that’s why we first started 

coming.” 

Her eldest child is also 

gluten-free, and with prices 

of gluten-free food always 

high, Kai-ros made “a huge 

difference,” especially since 

it had started collecting from 

the gluten-free bakery in 

Christchurch. 

Ngahuia said the thief had 

taken “from people who give 

so much to so many.” 

Another woman, Karen, 

said there were “a lot of people 

on the streets who needed 

food. I’m surprised it hasn’t 

happened more often.” 

Police confirmed inquiries 

into the latest incident were 

ongoing. 

Kai-ros Free Store is looking 

to expand to meet increased 

demand, and welcomes 

volunteers, food, and other 

donations. 

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Cinema owner is looking for successor 

• By Samantha Mythen 

LANG MASTERS, long-time 

owner of the iconic Hollywood 

3 Cinema in Sumner, has turned 

90 and he’s still working seven 

days a week. 

If you stop by for a movie, you 

can see Lang with a big smile 

waiting behind the counter, usually 

during matinées. 

On April 30, friends, family, 

and work colleagues, old and 

new, gathered at Masters’ home 

to celebrate his birthday. 

He said he is still eating the 

leftovers from the three-tier film 

reel cake made especially for him. 

Lang has owned the cinema for 

more than 60 years. Hollywood 

Cinema was only open on Saturdays 

when Lang and his wife 

Maureen first took over in 1962. 

They painted and redecorated 

the 1938 building. 

Only now at 90, is he considering 

stepping down and is looking 

for someone to take over his 

share of the business. 

“It would be great if that person 

was interested in movies,” 

said Lang. 

“I would hate to see the theatre 

pulled down.” 

Even if it is sold. Lang said he 

would still pop in if they needed 

him. 

“I enjoy working here – it 

keeps you alive,” he said. 

Although Covid has resulted 

in a movie shortage, Lang said 

people have continued to support 

the theatre. 

“It would be great to see more 

visitors though.” 

Lang has been running 

theatres around the country 

since he was a teen. He attended 

Christchurch Boys’ High School 

and hosted movies on 16mm 

film for friends in his parent’s 

garage. 

In 1981, at the height of Lang 

and Maureen’s cinematic empire, 

they ran seven cinemas in 

Christchurch. 

• Turn to page 6 

MOVIE BUFF: At 90-years-old, Lang Masters is still working 

full-time at Hollywood 3 Cinema in Sumner. 

PHOTO: SAMANTHA MYTHEN 

LEGACY: 

Lang Masters 

has owned 

Hollywood 3 

Cinema since 

1962. 

PHOTO: GEOFF 

SLOAN 

New Linwood pool on track to open at end of year 

• From page 1 

“Currently bus stops are split 

up along Buckleys Rd with passengers 

having to run across the 

road to access them and buses 

parking across driveways,” Johanson 

said. 

“The improvements we are 

making will make it easier 

for bus passengers to access the 

bus hub and for local residents 

to get in and out of their properties.” 

In addition to the transport 

hub improvements, the Linwood 

Library and Service Centre has 

recently undergone a makeover, 

with new furnishings, decor and 

an improved layout to better suit 

community use. 

“The drainage at Linwood Park 

is also being upgraded, which 

will help support the champion 

Linwood Keas Rugby League 

Club and enable greater use of 

the park in the winter,’’ Johanson 

said. 

“Work on Linwood’s new pool 

complex is also well under way, 

with the walls and roof in place, 

and the pools beginning to take 

shape. 

The $22 million Te Pou Toetoe: 

Linwood Pool – complete with 

a 25m lane pool, a deep-water 

splash pool, family spa, learnto-swim 

pool, and a pool for 

toddlers – is on track to open at 

the end of this year. 

Said Johanson: “By investing 

in our community, we can foster 

multiple benefits and support 

stronger connections among people 

to get better outcomes 

for health, recreation, and transport. 

“Many of the projects currently 

under way were delayed due to 

the impact of the earthquakes so 

it is fantastic to finally see them 

come to fruition.’’ 

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‘A very enjoyable life’ 

“The hard part is making sure 

you pick the right films,” he said. 

“Here, we do better with arty 

films not blood-thirsty action 

films.” 

In 2013, Lang won a New 

Zealand Motion Picture Industry 

Council award for service to the 

industry. 

The Hollywood Cinema first 

opened in 1938 and has been 

screening movies since then. A 

second screen was added in 1976 

and a third in 1999. 

In 2014, the cinema won the 

people’s choice award for the 

best independent cinema at the 

New Zealand Motion Picture 

Awards. 

In his home on Scarborough 

Hill, Lang has his own theatre, 

where friends and family visit. 

Lang’s personal favourite genre 

is musicals – South Pacific, the 

Sound of Music, Oklahoma – 

movies accompanied by a chocolate 

dipped ice cream. 

Lang said running theatres 

with his wife Maureen has made 

it a very enjoyable life. 

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HEALTH & AWARENESS 

Joint pain: Do I have arthritis or 

could it be mainly my muscles? 

The team at Physical Sense in Sydenham 

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visit complaining of pain in one of their joints. 

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severe pain,” says Ietje. “The arthritis was 

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Council told Clifton Beach rocks can stay 

• By Samantha Mythen 

THE CITY council has been told, 

at present, it does not need to 

remove the rocks at Clifton Beach 

as the loss of amenity in the area 

is minor. 

However, the Redcliffs Resident 

Association has been calling for 

the rocks’ removal for the past 

two years. The rocks are leftover 

debris from roadworks. 

Said residents association 

secretary Pat McIntosh: “The 

east end of the beach is currently 

affected by large numbers of 

surface rocks and there is a high 

The Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust is a non-profit 

organisation formed to protect one of New Zealand’s 

most important coastal wetlands. Each week, board 

members will discuss matters regarding the estuary, 

its rich history and what makes it unique. This week 

Tanya Jenkins writes about restoration of South New 

Brighton Park 

DUE TO THE earthquakes 

of 10 years ago there was a lot 

of damage to the South New 

Brighton Park between Bridge 

and Ebbtide Sts. 

likelihood that other material 

will again be exposed depending 

on wind and sea conditions.” 

In August 2020, Environment 

Canterbury said the city council 

was non-compliant with its resource 

consent conditions for the 

original roadworks, meaning the 

city council is required to deal 

with the rocks. 

However, last month ECan told 

the city council removal was not 

a priority and no action is currently 

required for removal, until 

the rocks are exposed again and 

amenity is negatively impacted. 

McIntosh said the association was 

Very quickly, weeds became 

dominant and crowding out the 

native plants. Pine trees were 

self-seeding and small pine trees 

popped up everywhere, pushing 

ESTUARY MATTERS 

Volunteers restore park to former glory 

AMBITIOUS: Native plant restoration work by the Avon- 

Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust starts in South New Brighton 

Park in 2016. 

very disappointed with the time it 

has taken to resolve the issue. 

The residents’ association has 

since written to the Linwood- 

Central-Heathcote Community 

Board asking it to request the city 

council produce a plan of action 

for the rocks’ removal. 

Heathcote Ward city councillor 

Sara Templeton said she could understand 

McIntosh’s frustration. 

However, it was difficult to spend 

ratepayers’ money when ECan 

had said it was not necessary to 

remove the rocks at this point. 

The issue is set to be discussed 

at the community board meeting 

out the existing native plants. 

With the city council needing 

to think of budgets post-earthquakes, 

this park and its maintenance 

was, understandably, not 

a priority and the park became 

badly neglected. 

The Estuary Trust has an active 

interest in the ecology of the 

estuary and its surrounds and 

could see that the loss of native 

habitat for birds was being compromised. 

In agreement, and with approval 

from the city council, the 

trust established a “maintenance 

group” made up by trust members 

and local residents to start 

repairing damage, clear weeds 

and plant native trees again. 

Like with our other four 

restoration projects, it has been a 

great success with thousands of 

native trees replanted. 

Truckloads of lupins, grass, 

wilding pine trees, blackberry 

today. 

Said chairwoman Alexandra 

Davids: “We need to be thinking 

about where we are spending 

money and on what issues and 

by how many people are affected 

by it.” 

She noted members of the 

community had approach the 

board to say the issue was not 

affecting them. 

McIntosh acknowledged those 

who did not think the issue was 

important but said the residents 

association had heard from 

many more people who were 

complaining about the situation. 

GROWTH: After nearly five years, native plants are thriving 

again at South New Brighton Park. 

and other invasive weeds have 

since been removed. 

Locals have noticed that birds 

are returning to this park and 

it is once again turning into a 

native area which is a joy to walk 

around. 

The Estuary Trust would 

suggest you investigate this spectacular 

park with its stunning 

views over the estuary and its 

abundant bird life. 

But we are not nearly finished 

EXPOSED: Pat McIntosh 

with some of the rocks that 

are sitting on Clifton Beach. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

– supervised by city council park 

ranger Pieter Borcherds and 

supported by the Sustain New 

Brighton Group, we meet every 

second Saturday at 2pm for two 

hours work. 

No need to book, just turn up. 

You can easily spot the volunteers 

at work anywhere near the 

playground or near the Pleasant 

Point Yacht club. 

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