Pegasus Post: November 04, 2021

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No need for your old bike? 

A group is ready to repair it 

• By John Cosgrove 

A RECENT burglary and 

an unprecedented demand 

for restored bicycles has left 

the Aranui Bike Fixup group 

scrambling for old bikes to repair 

and pass onto the community. 

Founder Steven Muir said 

the containers on their site at 

the Breezes Rd Baptist Church 

were “looking remarkably bare” 

and following a recent break-in 

and theft of seven bikes they are 

looking for replacements. 

“We have been restoring and 

giving away a lot of bikes recently 

but not that many have been coming 

in,” he said. 

He asks if anyone knows of 

any bikes sitting unloved in the 

back of a shed somewhere, can 

people let him know and he will 

collect them. He rides all over the 

suburbs towing a specially-built 

multi-bike trailer behind his own 

bike. 

“The response to our appeal 

last week has been very good, I’ve 

been out zipping around the town 

picking up many bikes,” he said. 

He believes the demand for the 

restored bikes is due in part to 

the lockdown when many people 

went out for their daily exercises 

and rediscovered cycling. 

“We have a really good infrastructure 

here for cyclists courtesy 

of the council, but here in this 

part of the city economics is also a 

big factor, it’s very cheap to travel 

by bike, it’s flat and you can go 

large distances easily.” 

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CYCLING AHEAD: Due to demand the Aranui Bike Fixup group is scrambling for old bikes to repair and pass onto the 

community. Steven Muir is also on the lookout for more volunteers to help out on the Breezes Rd Baptist Church site. 

PHOTO: JOHN COSGROVE 

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Linwood Village Market 

Saturday, 9am-1pm 

Linwood Community Arts Centre car 

park, 388 Worcester St 

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of the month from October until May. 

On hand will be the usual assortment 

of useful stuff, vintage, upcycled, art, 

crafts, antiques, bric-a-brac, plants, 

pre-loved books, surplus garden 

produce. Free box in the interest of 

waste minimisation. Refreshments 

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Regional Champs 

Saturday, 9am-5pm 

5 Rebecca Ave, Burwood 

Expect some epic battles for the 

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2021 Regional Champs at Burwood 

this weekend. With huge help from 

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first person view feeds on an awesome 

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along, have a chat, and experience 

the world of drone racing. All the organisers 

ask is you please keep off the 

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music, live streaming and barbecue. 

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New Brighton Seaside Market 

Saturday, 10am–2pm 

New Brighton Pedestrian Mall 

Every Saturday, New Brighton’s 

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Opening hours, Tuesday to Saturday 11am to 5pm. Eastside Gallery, 388 

Worcester St. Seven artists from the Critique Group present work produced 

this year, partly in lockdown, that has been informed by its fortnightly 

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Thursday November 4 2021 3 

Successful skip-filling event 

In Brief 


A STEADY stream of rubbish 

arrived by the car load, quickly 

filling the skips at the Dallington 

Residents Association annual 

skip day on Saturday. 

Association chairwoman Bebe 

Frayle said in spite of the delay 

from it’s usual September date 

due to Covid restrictions, they 

had a great response. 

“We had the first skip full 

by about 9.30am, and were all 

wrapped up by noon, with both 

skips full and a trailer load of 

scrap metal,” she said. 

Frayle said many in the community 

took the opportunity to 

get rid of a few bits and pieces 

that didn’t fit in the red bin. 

“We also ran a trade table and 

had some good finds including 

a slot car set, almost new books, 

gardening gear, exercise equipment,” 

she said. 

DRA committee member 

Catherine Harrison said because 

it was such a popular event, 

they limited it this year to only 

car loads of in-organic waste to 

allow more people in the community 

to take advantage of the 

free service. 

“It’s so popular we are 

considering adding a second 

skip day possibly next year,” she 

said. 

The skip day was part of a 

weekend of rubbish clearing 

with the DRA also holding a 

‘clean-up Dallington day’ on 

FINDING GEMS: Dallington 

Residents Association 

members Catherine 

Harrison and Stephen 

Frayle sift through the 

two skips the association 

provided for residents to 

deposit in-organic waste in 

on Saturday. 

PHOTOS: JOHN COSGROVE 

Friday which saw local early 

childhood school children helping 

to pick up rubbish from 

nearby streets, while association 

members tackled the meadows 

area and parts of the red zone. 

PHOTO: NEWSLINE 

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said once the fire was officially 

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to what caused it. The fire started 

on Monday afternoon, reportedly 

on the roof of trickling filter No 

2, which then spread across to 

trickling filter No 1. Nearly 50 

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fire at its peak. 

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In Brief 

TENNIS CLUB HOPING 

FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE 

The Shirley Tennis Club has 

applied to the city council for 

permission to install eight new 

lighting poles around its courts 

in the Richmond Park area. The 

club will source all necessary 

resource and building consents 

before commencing installation 

of the lighting system. The 

proposed court lights will be 

used only on weekdays during 

specific months between the 

hours of 4.30pm and 9pm, and 

require automatic shutoff at 9pm. 

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The Graeme Dingle Foundation 

Canterbury region general 

manager Chris Davis has assured 

schools in the district that in 

spite of a funding shortfall of 

$60,000 this year there will be no 

cutbacks to their programmes. 

“It has been very tight this year 

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the shortfall,” Davis said. The 

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Children taught to repair own bikes 

• From page 1 

Muir said the Aranui Bike 

Fixup group has only been in 

operation for just over a year 

This engineer/physicist and 

passionate cyclist felt there was 

a need out this side of town to 

repair and restore bikes. 

“It all started after talking with 

a police officer,” he said. 

‘To have them stolen 

like that was pretty 

heart-breaking.’ 

– Steven Muir 

The policewoman was talking 

with school teachers who had 

asked their pupils to write about 

the activities they did during the 

holidays, but they discovered 

most couldn’t because they could 

not get out and about. 

“So she wanted to get kids on 

bikes so they could get out to the 

beach and other places nearby, 

so they gave us a few bikes which 

we restored and donated,” Muir 

said. 

“The catalyst in forming the 

group was when friends moved 

here from India and gave us their 

container. 

“The Baptist Church on Breezes 

Rd had just been repaired 

post-earthquake, so we now had 

a venue and secure storage for 

the tools, bikes and parts. 

“Another container was 

donated and a whole bunch of 

volunteers have helped restore 

over 300 bikes which we have 

given away to the community.” 

The group set up the Christchurch 

Bike Library with two 

covered trailers full of bikes that 

community groups can borrow 

to go out riding. 

“Sadly someone broke into one 

of the trailers and seven bikes 

were stolen, they used an angle 

grinder to cut the latch on the 

back, it was pretty demoralising 

as we had all put a lot of work 

into the initiative, finding and 

restoring the bikes and to have 

CONTACT 

The Aranui Bike Fixup, 

Breeezes Rd Baptist 

Church, 153 Breezes Rd, 

phone 021 061 9296 

them stolen like that was pretty 

heart-breaking,” Muir said. 

The group is still trying to find 

suitable bikes to replace the stolen 

ones and get the service back 

up and running again. 

Another self-help initiative 

the group are undertaking is 

helping young children and 

HELPING 

HAND: The 

Aranui Bike 

Fixup group 

founder 

Steven 

Muir helps 

a young 

cyclist learn 

how to 

fix a bike. 

PHOTO: 

JOHN 

COSGROVE 

teenagers to learn the skills to 

repair and maintain their own 

bikes. 

“They come along and we 

show them what to do, every five 

weeks they get another tool to 

build up their own tool kit. 

“People can come along and 

use our tools and parts to fix 

their bikes, learn skills on how 

to restore bikes, as our aim is to 

share the restored bikes we fix 

with the community. 

“If you have unused bikes that 

you would like to donate we 

would love to receive them,” he 

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Celebrating 75 years with class reunion 


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Now 14 surviving members of 

that original class will be holding 

a 75th-reunion function at the 

Richmond Working Mens Club 

on Saturday at 11.45am. 

The classmates, known as the 

‘The Girls’, formed a lunch club in 

2000 after catching up at the 50threunion 

of their third-form year. 

There were about 150 women 

at that reunion but over time the 

number has dwindled down to a 

much smaller 14. 

Organiser Fay Anderson said 

she hopes as many of the women 

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90s will be able to make it to the 

reunion. 

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one as we are not getting any 

younger,” she said. 

She said the girls meet and chat 

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their lives have progressed since. 

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was in such a lovely setting,” she 

said. 

There will be a cake cutting to 

mark the anniversary and Fay said 

she is hoping there are no further 

lockdowns to ruin the occasion. 

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Avonside Girls’ High 

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from the late 1940s. 

The ‘bad’ girls as Fay Anderson 

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State-of-the-art clubhouse for 


FOR THE third time since its 

inception in July 1910, the New 

Brighton Surf Lifesaving Club 

has a new clubhouse. 

And this one has all the bells 

and whistles needed to make it 

a truly integrated community 

space. 

At its official opening on Sunday, 

hundreds of visitors, dignitaries, 

current and former club 

members trooped through the 

doors of the new purpose-built 

facility, to see what the future of 

surf lifesaving in New Brighton 

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Club member Matt Nash said 

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building was well-designed 

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lifesaving club in New Zealand 

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operating out of its previous 

quake-damaged building while it 

sourced funding and consent for 

the new complex over the past 

decade. 

Club committee member Stu 

Bryce said it was great to finally 

A group gathered at the opening of the new building for the New 

Brighton Surf Lifesaving Club. The ribbon cutting was conducted by club 

patron Dave Taylor, assisted by Mayor Lianne Dalziel (left) and the MP for 

Christchurch East Poto Williams. 

PHOTOS: MATT NASH 

see the $3.6 million building 

formally opened. 

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“With patrols starting next 

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Donovan says, despite the challenges, 

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27. Itinerant, 28. Trout, 29. 

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5. Ostia, 6. Firmament, 

7. Irony, 8. Scenery, 9. 

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Dismantle, 18. Splendour, 

19. Stamina, 21. Sleuth, 23. 

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