Southern View: March 14, 2024

17 th March 2024
THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2024
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Cinema’s new lease of life
• By Dylan Smits
MAJOR renovations to the
Hollywood Cinema in Sumner
are under way.
Contractors from Bushnell
Builders have torn down the
front canopy facing Marriner St
as part of the first stage of the
makeover.
“It’s been a long time coming,
so it’s good to see things finally
under way,” said project manager
Andy Wilkinson.
Built in 1938, the oldest cinema
in Christchurch will become
part of the high-end Silky Otter
Cinemas chain.
It was owned by cinema
pioneer Lang Masters for more
than six decades. He died, aged
92, in August last year.
Masters sold the cinema to
the Doig family in September
2021, who are leasing it to Silky
Otter.
Wilkinson said the construction
part of the renovation will
hopefully be complete in December
with the opening date
yet to be determined.
“What we’re figuring out right
now is how the tenant’s needs
are going to integrate with that.
They have to install the seating,
the audiovisual equipment and
the fit out of the bar.”
It will be determined in the
coming weeks whether Silky
Otter can refurbish the interior
at the same time as the construction
work, Wilkinson said.
Three 48-seater luxury cinemas
and a bar will be created.
Wilkinson said the back end
of the building will be extended,
making room for an additional
cinema to complement the
VISION: Work has started on the Hollywood Cinema in Sumner. Below – an artist’s
impression of the cinema after it is converted into part of the Silky Otter Cinema chain.
previous two.
The city council issued a
building consent in November.
Bushnell Builders was selected
as the contractor last month.
Before major structural work
can begin, asbestos in the walls
and ceilings will be removed.
Then new foundations for
the existing building and the
extension will be constructed.
“There’s quite a lot of work
that’s got to be done inside
with the structure before that
rear wall can be taken out,”
Wilkinson said.
The neighbouring Coffee
Culture, which is attached
to the building, will also be
renovated with designs still in
the planning stage, he said.
The owner of Sumner Bar
and Grill next door, Shubham
Kumar, welcomed the start of
the renovations.
“It will definitely be good. If
customers go there, they will
come here too.”
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SPREYDON Library is shutting
its doors for six weeks while
the city council refurbishes the
building.
The Barrington St library will
be closed from 1pm on Saturday,
March 23 until Sunday, May 5. It
will reopen on Monday, May 6.
During the closure, the building’s
interior and exterior will
be painted, windows will be
replaced, new carpet will be
installed and the layout will be
enhanced.
While the
library is closed,
reserved items
will be available
to collect from
South Library.
Items cannot
Carolyn
Robertson
be returned to
Spreydon Library
during this period,
but can be returned to any
other library across the city.
City council head of libraries
and information Carolyn Robertson
said while library users may
be disrupted by the closure, the
building’s refurbishment is much
needed.
“We are looking forward to
welcoming our library users
back in May to an updated and
enhanced building as part of
our regular renewal programme
across all our facilities,” she said.
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Create Pride Merch
Wednesday, 5-6.30pm
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Celebrate and choose a pride flag or
another design to be printed on a
t-shirt or a badge for free. Suitable for
ages 12+. Please check the website for
details of events at each library.
South Library Chess Group
Wednesday, 1-3pm
South Library
Come and have a game of chess and
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more players than boards.
Wa Korero: Storytimes
Fridays, 10:30-11am
Spreydon Library
Meet others in our community when
you and your preschooler join us
for a fun variety of stories, songs
and rhymes which foster children’s
literacy. All whānau and caregivers
welcome.
Scrabble
Tuesdays, 10.30am-noon
Manuka Cottage, 70 Harman St,
Addington
Anyone can come and play Scrabble
at the morning session from 10.30am
Big Bargain Book Sale: Friday, 9am-7pm, Saturday 9am-
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throughout the sale. Fiction, non-fiction and large print are $3, young
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each or 10 for $2, audio-visual items such as DVDs, CDs, and talking
books will be $3. Pay by Eftpos or cash. For information on transport and
parking check out the Christchurch City Libraries website.
sharp to noon. Games are free to play,
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JP Clinics
Thursday, 10.30am-1.30pm, at
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A Justice of the Peace will be available
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Thursday March 14 2024 3
Walking with grief after double cancer blow
• By Daniel Alvey
JADE BELL’S solution to
grief was to walk with it, after
winning her cancer battle but
losing her partner to the disease.
To continue her walk, Bell will
participate in the Relay for Life
on Saturday as a solo participant
for the 12-hour event.
Bell, 44, was diagnosed
with hodgkins lymphoma on
Christmas Eve 2004 and after
undergoing treatment in 2005,
was able to beat the cancer.
“The cancer is behind me. I
do have a couple of health issues
now that are treatment-related
from the radiation and chemo,”
she said.
Bell was hoping to put the
disease behind her, but that
proved not to be. In 2022 she lost
her partner of almost 18 years,
John Wood, to pancreatic
cancer.
“John died on October 25, a
day before our 18th anniversary
and three days before his
birthday.”
Bell said his battle was
“horrific”.
“We only had two-and-a-half
months from finding out that
he had cancer to his passing
so everything happened really
quickly.
“We hadn’t long been together
when I was diagnosed and he
helped me through my cancer
and my treatment. So it was
really lovely to be able to care for
ON TRACK: Jade Bell
started walking after the
death of her partner, and
last year walked more than
2400km.
him, but really hard to know that
I wasn’t going to be able to help
him through,” Bell said.
After John died, Bell began
walking.
“I joined the Walk1200km
challenge soon after he passed,
and last year I walked over
2400km.
“I don’t say it helped me
through my grief, I say I walk with
my grief.”
At first, she started walking
around her Templeton neighbourhood,
continuing her journey
around the hills.
“I spent many hours walking
over the Port Hills, which was just
amazing. I quite often say when
you’re on a track like that you
don’t feel alone but sometimes you
can be in a room crowded with
people and feel quite alone.”
Bell’s first Relay for Life was last
year when her friends invited her
to complete a lap. This year
it will be a bit different as she
aims to complete a minimum
of 40km and could walk up to
70km.
“I really want to do as much
I can for the Cancer Society
because they don’t receive any
Government funding and the
work they do is priceless,” she
said.
For Bell, the event offers her a
chance to remember John.
“It is another challenge to keep
me moving forward, to remember
John and other loved ones who
lost the battle, to celebrate my
survival and support those
fighting.”
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10am-10pm on Saturday at
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Thursday March 14 2024
Riding Sumner’s waves brings boost
• By Dylan Smits
AS A SURFING couple ages,
their bond has been strengthened
by their commitment to
riding the waves.
Peter Garrett and Jazelle
Alderdice live in Clifton and say
surfing at Sumner Beach keeps
them mentally and physically fit
as they get close to retirement.
“The main goal for me is to
keep myself in shape and keep
being able to go out. I’ll take
what comes every day and
continue enjoying what comes,”
said 74-year-old Garrett.
“I quite often get out of bed
and go down and have a surf
and then come home in time for
breakfast.”
He introduced Alderdice, 64,
to surfing at Orewa beach near
Auckland soon after they met.
“He pushed me onto a wave
and he said to me, ‘this is going
to be the best experience of your
life.”
She was not convinced.
“When I started riding on the
wave, standing up on it for the
first time, I thought, ‘oh my god,
this is the best experience of my
life’.’”
Like Garrett, Alderdice has no
plans to stop surfing.
“As long as I can manage to
hold my board up and my body
can handle it, of course I’ll keep
going.”
The couple met at a festival in
2010 and found a connection.
DEDICATED: 74-year-old Peter Garrett has been surfing at Sumner for more than 20 years.
Garrett and partner Jazelle Alderdice find many ways to stay active and enjoy nature
together.
“We both love food and being
in the natural world. We have
maturity as people to, you know,
not sweat the small stuff,” said
Alderdice.
Alderdice also stays active
through cycling and tramping,
but the couple still find time to
surf together.
“We can share the experience
and talk about the waves,” said
Alderdice.
Surfing is Garrett’s main
hobby after starting later in life
when he was 51.
“When I was a beginner I was
not very good, but I always work
actively on improving myself. So
I’ve enjoyed the journey of slowly
catching up with others.”
He’s surfed in Byron Bay in
New South Wales and beaches
in Bali, but Garrett says Sumner
Beach is his personal favourite.
He first enjoyed the soft but
steady nature of the waves at
Sumner when he was introduced
to longboarding by a friend.
“It’s probably one of the best
beaches in the world,” he said.
“Consequently it’s busy in the
summertime. Sometimes you
can see 60 to 80 surfers lined up
along the beach.”
Alderdice said it is a great spot
for older surfers.
“There’s really good, gentle
waves, but you can still have
fun.”
Garrett revels in selecting a
wave at the beach and executing
a surf.
“I’m always quite hungry for
waves.”
He has a passion for health
and wellbeing, both physically
through surfing and mentally
through his career as a
hypnotherapist.
“You’ve got to look after your
health. If you want to keep going
in older age.”
Surfing is not Garrett’s only
method of staying fit. He also
enjoys cycling, tramping and
gardening.
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to health and wellbeing for couple
Throughout his career he has
seen a growing understanding
of the link between physical and
mental health.
“People realise that their
nutrition and their exercise, and
their time outdoors always factors
into the journey back into a state
of wellbeing.”
Garrett’s said his active hobbies
are critical for maintaining good
mental health, a message he tries
to impart to his clients.
“If I wasn’t able to do those
things, I’d be less happy. I’m
very connected in to the natural
world.”
He is partially retired and
winding down operations at his
hypnotherapy business.
Alderdice shares her partner’s
love of the beach environment.
“It’s this dance with nature.
It’s the joy of the balance and the
grace it requires.”
She mostly uses a stand-up
paddleboard.
“I was older when we started
and I knew I wouldn’t have
the back or arm strength for
longboarding, so I’ve stuck with
the paddleboard.”
Alderdice is working part time
as a psychotherapist and will
retire within the next few years.
Like Garrett, she sees a strong
connection between good physical
and mental health.
“There’s something about the
movement and the balancing that
really helps my mental health and
keeps me in a good place.”
SURFS UP: Peter Garrett, left and Jazelle Alderdice riding the waves at Sumner.
Garrett has two adult children
and five grandchildren from a
past relationship. He hopes to pass
on the surfing spirit.
“My youngest grandson is seven
years of age. I’ve got a little foamy
board lined up for him.”
Surfing as he gets older presents
some difficulties but Garrett says
he is up for the challenge.
“Going from lying down to
standing on your feet require a
degree of agility and so you’ve got
keep yourself in shape.”
Garrett surfs several days a
week and finds it beneficial for
maintaining mental sharpness
and good psychological health.
“For people who spend time out
in water, it has an effect which is
very much like meditation.”
He said some of his most
memorable surfs have been at
Whitewash Head.
“It’s great, you get a big wave
and you’re just cruising on this
mountain moving through the
water.”
Garrett considers himself lucky
to have got away with only a few
cuts and bruises throughout his
time surfing, but there is one close
call he still thinks about.
In 2013, Garrett had finished
surfing in Muriwai, near
Auckland.
“I got back into the car and was
driving home and the radio came
on. They talked about a shark
attack and someone had been
killed. That happened probably
20 minutes after I came out of
the water, only about 400m from
where I’d been.”
He was not discouraged from
surfing by the incident and he has
returned to Muriwai since, despite
some added caution.
There is little discussion of
sharks among surfers in Sumner,
said Garrett.
“You tend to feel a bit more
conscious of it when you’re the
only one out, but if there’s 40
other people out that changes the
odds a bit.”
Alderdice is usually
unconcerned by sharks, but said
the 2013 incident was scary.
“I heard on the radio that there
was a shark attack at the beach
that he was surfing at. I heard
from him soon after but it was
very frightening.”
Since his partial retirement,
Garrett has more time to focus on
improving his skills.
He is also considering rejoining
the Sumner Longboarders Club as
he gets more time for surfing.
The couple’s advice to older
people who might want to
try surfing is to start with
paddleboarding.
“Take it slowly. If you choose
the wrong board you can make
life very difficult for yourself,” said
Garrett.
Alderdice recommends surfing
to all.
“The fact that there’s now standup
paddleboarding means it is
easier for people to get into, no
matter what age.”

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Finance Available T.A.P. Ph: 027 344 4488
$27,750
$24,990 $26,750 $27,250
2018 ToyoTa Hiace
2Ltr VVT-I auto, 119,000kms, 5 door, air/con, ABS,
ESC, drives superb.
$16,490
2016 NissaN NV350
Auto, 2Ltr petrol, 5dr, ABS, ESC, 114,000kms,
very tidy example.
$15,990
SALE
2018 NissaN NV350
Auto, 2.5Ltr diesel, 5dr, window tints, 105,000kms,
very popular diesel.
waS $11,750
$9,990
Includes ORC
$27,990
2019 NissaN NV350
2.5Ltr diesel, auto, 5 door, silver, 118,000kms,
immaculate order, drives superb.
$8,750
2012 NissaN NV200
Auto, 5 door, air/con 86,985kms.
Includes ORC
$16,750
2011 NissaN NV200
1600cc auto, 5 door van , air/con,
147,184kms, roof rack.
SALE
waS $11,490
$9,990
2007 suzuki aPV VaN
5 speed, 1600cc, manual, NZ new,
5 door, alloys, very clean example.
$25,990
NissaN NV350
2500cc turbo diesel, auto, 5 door, roof
rack, 88,595kms.
$25,990
2004 ToyoTa alPHard
8 seater auto, ideal family wagon, alloys,
CD/radio.
$13,990
2010 ToyoTa Vellfire
auto, 7 seater, alloys, side and front
airbags, superb family coach.
$13,990
2018 daiHaTsu Hi JeT
5 door van, auto, ABS, ESC, Lane Depart,
airbags, economical, ideal commercial.
$12,750
2014 NissaN aTlas box Truck
3 litre turbo diesel, 5 speed, 84,064kms,
barn doors at rear, super tidy example.
SALE
waS $16,990
$13,990
2016 NissaN aTlas box Truck
5spd manual, 3 Litre turbo diesel, large
rear cargo capacity, excellent example.
$7,990
2010 MiTsubisHi ouTlaNder
Popular 4WD On Demand, Auto, 7 Seats,
ABS, ESC, Airbags, Alloys. Black, 83,641kms.
$12,750
2011 MiTsubisHi ouTlaNder
4WD On Demand, Alloy Wheels, 7 Seater,
Popular Family Use.
2009 ToyoTa WisH
1800cc auto, 7-seater, 87,879kms,
alloys, drives superbly.
2014 Mazda axela
2 litre, 5 speed manual, 90,252kms,
dark blue pearl, alloys, ABS, ESC.
2005 ToyoTa corolla
5 spd manual, 83,000kms, 1800cc VVT-i,
NZ new, immaculate, one owner, light blue
2016 Mazda deMio
1300cc auto, ESC, ABS, airbags, leather
seats, bright red pearl, 67,605kms
$15,490
$11,250
$14,250
$10,750
$12,990
2017 suzuki sWifT
Late model styling, sparkling silver paint,
16,930kms, very popular.
2012 ToyoTa aqua Hybrid
Very popular model, auto, air/con,
38,983kms.
2017 ToyoTa aqua Hybrid
Auto, excellent fuel economy, easy to
drive, late shape.
2012 ToyoTa aqua Hybrid
74,500kms, auto, alloys, air/cond, ABS,
ESC, power/steer, superb to drive.
2014 ToyoTa aqua Hybrid
Auto, blue metallic, alloys.
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