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Lower Hutt on Last Week Was a Bizarre Sight September 17, 7Pm Who’s standing Scott Waldrom for Wainui? chases sevens’ P12-13 top job P72 The Hutt News Tuesday, September 13, 2016 The man who saved Sir Ed NICHOLAS BOYACK A former climbing partner of Sir Edmund Hillary feels immense pride for helping save the life of the great man on a perilous Himalayan expedition. Brian Wilkins is not well known outside the climbing world but in 1954 he changed history in a little-known high altitude res- cue. Wilkins taught at Naenae College and is a vice-president of the Taita Cricket Club. Now 90, and living in Kelburn, Wilkins and Hillary were part of a New Zealand Alpine Club attempt on Makalu in Nepal – the world’s fifth highest peak – which nearly led to disaster. The dramatic rescue doesn’t feature in TVNZ’s Hillary, which Wilkins says doesn’t accurately replicate the high-altitude climb- ing scenes, and misses the mark on Sir Ed’s tense relationship with his father. One year after shooting to fame by climbing Mt Everest, Hillary embarked on an expedition which went badly for him from the start. Burdened with the expectations which came from making history on his Everest ascent, Hillary was under- prepared physically and mentally, says Wilkins. The situation got worse for Hil- lary, who by then was Sir Brian Wilkins, centre, with Charles Evans, left, and Sir Edmund Hillary on Makalu in 1954. PHOTO: BRIAN WILKINS Edmund, when he helped rescue Wilkins and another climber after who would go on to win world- In early life Hillary is the show. Wilkins says Hillary they fell into a crevasse. wide fame for crossing the South portrayed as a weak character preferred to talk and write about Hillary broke some ribs and Pole and for his humanitarian who was dominated by his father his more successful trips and later became extremely ill. work in Nepal. before climbing Everest. Makalu had largely been Wilkins and the other As one of the last people left Wilkins remembers him as a overlooked until Wilkins wrote a climbers, who included Charles who climbed with Hillary in the person ‘‘breaking free’’ from the book Among Secret Beauties on Evans and George Lowe who had Himalayas, Hillary, TV One’s top- shackles of his father and who the expedition in 2013. been on Everest with Hillary, had rating dramatisation of Hillary’s was growing in confidence after After Makalu, Wilkins concen- to make the decision to abandon life, has stirred up memories for doing some significant climbing trated on his teaching career and the climb to save their leader. Wilkins. in the Southern Alps. had little contact with Hillary, Severely dehydrated, vomiting The six-part series was written ‘‘He was shown as something who was a person he liked. and delirious, Hillary was close to by Tom Scott, who was a close of a wimp, whereas he was a very ‘‘When we started out in Nepal, death. friend of Hillary’s. strong character.’’ the very first night, I spilled a Using pack frames and canvas, Although Wilkins has enjoyed Wilkins felt the way the candle and burned a hole in his they slid and carried him down the show, there are aspects he dis- relationship between Hillary and brand new sleeping bag. He did the mountain to reach lower agrees with. his future wife, Louise Rose, was not complain. When we started off altitudes and safety. ‘‘It is hard to convince me that portrayed was much more accu- there was no hint of rank, we Looking back, Wilkins admits Brian Wilkins with his book on the any of the climbing stuff carries rate. were all just New Zealand to pride in helping save a man 1954 Makalu expedition. much integrity.’’ The rescue does not feature in climbers.’’ SPRING HAS VISIT OUR GARDEN CENTRE SPRUNG TODAY 2 HUTT NEWS, SEPTEMBER 13, 2016 stuff.co.nz YOUR PAPER, YOUR PLACE 1. ROUGH ROLLERS This newspaper is subject to NZ Press The first roller derby game to be Council procedures. FROM held in the Hutt, on September 17 at A complaint must first Walter Nash Centre, is going to be be directed in writing, THE tough and rough. Doors 5pm, game within one month of EDITOR 6pm. Door sales, $5 for adults, kids publication, to the editor’s email address. gold coin. If not satisfied with the response, the complaint may be referred to the Press Council. PO Box 10-879, 2. CLOCK STOP The Terrace, Wellington 6143. Stop the Clock by listening to Or use the online complaint form at It’s spring! Not that you would barbershop groups perform songs www.presscouncil.org.nz Please know it, however. by Beatles, Queen, Judy Garland, include copies of the article and all Since September 1 I feel like I Dave Dobbyn. Door sales only, $15 1 correspondence with the publication. have had the heater cranking and at Sacred Heart Performing Arts worn more layers than in winter. Centre, 65 Laings Rd, Lower Hutt on Last week was a bizarre sight September 17, 7pm. CONTENTS with hail coating the CBD paths P12-13: Election profiles and gardens and filling up the 3. ONE NIGHT ONLY P17: Conversations awnings. You only have one night to see P26-27: What’s on I also felt for the village of Under the Same Moon at P20: Out and About Havelock North where I spent the Expressions, Upper Hutt, on P52: Gardening weekend. On Friday afternoon it to do list September 16 at 8pm, tickets $20. P67: Cooking was deserted, not just the freezing 2 3 P71-72: Sport weather but a hangover from the 4. ART STOP recent water contamination Be impressed by the Joe crisis. McMenamin Art Studio and Gallery, But despite the crazy weather, which is open Monday-Saturday, it is spring. And this week we 10am - 5pm, on 4 Laings Road, in have a great gardening column Lower Hutt. about choosing the best fruit trees for spring blossom, P52. 5. ROCK TIME We also continue our local Acca Dacca play the Angus Inn, election coverage with profiles on Lower Hutt, on September 16 at 4 5 the candidates in the 8pm, $25 tickets on Eventfinda. Wainuiomata ward, P12- 13. Five people are vying for just two seats. Contact us Voting documents will be NEWS DIRECTOR: Sharron Pardoe, [email protected] or editor@ huttnews.co.nz, phone 04 474 0165. BUSINESS delivered from September 16 to 21. MANAGER: Grant Davidson, [email protected], Ph 5897617. 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Visit Alastair and the team Wellington Home This months in store for more Special & Garden Show great offers! $49 WOF » Over 220 exhibitors » Newstalk ZB & Resene Interior Design » Courtyard feature Competition garden » Sculptures & over 40 » Landscaping, plants, metres of wall-hung art garden art, kitchens, bathrooms, furniture, » Free daily seminars homeware, spas, solar solutions & everything WE-7401816AA in between Westpac Stadium WE-7393835AA Waterloo Quay » Massive show-only STIHL SHOP Lower Hutt $20 Gift vouchers when you spend over $100. specials Excludes WOF and tyres 423 Cuba Street Adult $8, » The Hits show prize Alicetown 28 Sydney Street, Petone Senior Special $5 P 04 568 9515 Phone (04) 586 7139 draw – win a fabulous (Friday Only), E [email protected] home package worth MSHB127 Under 16 Free thousands of dollars my.stuff.co.nz stuff.co.nz SEPTEMBER 13, 2016, HUTT NEWS 3 Are trains the way to rejuvenate CBD? NICHOLAS BOYACK Phil Stratford reckons he has the ‘‘silver bullet’’ to rejuvenate Lower Hutt’s struggling central business district. ‘‘The answer is very simple – bring in the trains.’’ Stratford believed trains would be a game changer. ‘‘It will be like bringing water into an arid desert. There will be no more talk of rejuvenation, it will just happen. Mayoral hopeful Phil Stratford Trains will bring more people believes bringing trains into the city in to the city and he predicts that would be a game changer for Lower hotels, cafes and educational insti- Hutt. tution will quickly follow. Hutt City has a stagnating population and Stratford believes that can only be reversed by bold new leadership. As well as a new train line he is promoting an indoor ski facility in Wainuiomata, an all weather footpaths especially in athletics track and an inter- Maungaraki. national rowing facility off ‘‘I’d also love a free inline Petone. of the council’s Making Places There are also technical trains into the city. skating course for seniors and a Mayor Ray Wallace agrees the project – a 30-year plan to rejuven- problems in building a rail bridge ‘‘We need a silver bullet and time teleporting phone booth like idea of rail has merit. ate the central city and turn it at a point where the river is most that (trains) is it. It is vital to the they have in the UK.
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