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LEISURE
• By Bea Gooding
JANICE MOSS’ family
was instrumental in the
development of Wainoni
Methodist Church – a church
Cormorants
often seen
drying wings
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she attended for 80 years.
Now, after more than 60
years as a cornerstone of the
community, the church she
grew up with has been reduced
to rubble.
Mrs Moss is among those
devastated at the loss after
demolition works started
last week.
THe February 22, 2011,
earthquake caused major
A walk
down
memory lane
Demolition devastates parishioner
LEGACY: Janice
Moss (left) and Betty
Chapman of the
Wainoni Avonside
Community Services
Trust are devastated
over the Wainoni
Methodist Church’s
demolition. (Above) –
The church in 1962.
damage to the building.
With only 12 parishioners
left attending the church,
the potential repair bill was
considered too much to bear.
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• By Bea Gooding
THE CITY will finally get
another pool.
The first, symbolic sods have
been turned at Te Pou Toetoe:
Linwood Pool.
The $22 million facility is being
built in Linwood Park on the
corner of Linwood Avenue and
Smith Street.
It will be built by Apollo
Projects Limited, which built
Taiora QEII and is scheduled to
open late next year.
The complex will include a
multi-use 25-metre lane pool, a
deep-water pool for “bombing”, a
family spa pool, a learn to swim
pool, and a pool for toddlers and
water deck.
It will also function as a
community meeting space, with
rooms and a kitchen available for
public use.
The community connection
continues outside with an
gathering area, picnic tables,
tennis and multi-use courts, cycle
stands, parking and plenty of
open areas.
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Tanya Jenkins is the manager of the Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust, a nonprofit
organisation formed in 2002 to protect one of New Zealand’s most important
coastal wetlands. Each week she introduces a new bird found in the estuary. Her column
aims to raise the understanding of the values and uniqueness of the area.
Cormorants constantly dry wings
THE BLACK cormorant/kawau is
one of 12 cormorant species found in
New Zealand, with this one often seen
around the estuary and lower reaches
of our rivers.
We are very lucky to have about
12 to 16 of these black cormorants
making our estuary their home as
there are not that many of them in
New Zealand.
You can spot them sitting along the
estuary edge or perched in trees along
river banks with their wings spread
out.
So why do they do this? Cormorants
dive under water and then use their
webbed feet to propel themselves to
chase their prey.
Now, unlike non-diving birds, their
feathers are not as oily and therefore
not as waterproof, which allows them
to dive in the first place.
It does mean, however, that they
need to “spread their wings and tail
feathers” to dry out and warm up after
each meal, or they would lose their
body temperature and suffer from
hypothermia.
Amazing how nature provides for all
the different needs of different birds.
The cormorants have been observed
eating up to 30 small eels and fish each
RARE: There are only about 12 to 16 black cormorants that have made
the Avon-Heathcote Estuary their home. PHOTO: BRIAN BETTS ​
day. Tough life having to dive, chase
fish, dry out, warm up, dive, chase
fish, warm up, dry out and so on, that
many times each day.
Experts are not sure why the
cormorants choose either trees, shrubs
cliffs or even the ground to nest on
but here around the estuary, it appears
they prefer nesting in trees. Both
male and female will incubate the eggs
and the chick feeding is also a shared
task.
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Club for dementia carers to connect Church
• By Bea Gooding
JEFF BRADLEY met the love of
his life at a food and wine festival
26 years ago. Instantly, he knew
he wanted to marry her.
He and Kathy tied the knot six
weeks later, ushering in years of
“blissful” marriage. But now the
couple are caught in the “long
goodbye”.
Mrs Bradley was diagnosed
with dementia about nine
years ago. It was a twist in their
decades-long love story, but Mr
Bradley’s love did not falter.
“They called it a ‘long goodbye.’
There was a lot of crying, but the
love is pretty strong between us,”
he said.
“We’re madly in love with each
other.”
Mr Bradley, of Avondale,
remembered the life the pair led
before the dementia diagnosis.
The accomplished clarinet
player would often play around
the world, including in Australia,
Singapore and Hong Kong.
“She [Mrs Bradley] never missed
a gig in 26 years, and I played at
hundreds of gigs,” he said.
“Wherever she was, I played
a special number for her, which
was an original and became her
tune.”
It started to get tough for the
pair when everyday tasks such as
putting on clothes, going to the
bathroom and cooking became a
JOURNEY: Jeff and Kathy Bradley have been married for 26
years, after they were introduced to each other by a friend.
challenge for Mrs Bradley.
Mr Bradley admitted it had
not been an easy journey. His
own health suffered as the couple
faced their greatest challenge.
“It was getting me down at
some points, it was very hard
on me and I ended up having a
nervous breakdown.”
Mrs Bradley now lives in a
home. Before the Covid-19
lockdown, he would visit her
twice a day. Lockdown left him
“completely alone” and unable to
see her.
“I’ve just gone through 12
weeks of sheer hell living by myself,”
he said.
“I had no other support as all
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Everyone had their own story
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“One lady I spoke to was
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“A lot of people are in the same
situation.”
Mr Bradley said the club will
be “a place to grab a tea or coffee
and meet others, see what they’ve
gone through and how they’re
facing it”.
He said he hoped grow the club
beyond Christchurch, to places
such as Auckland, Wellington and
Dunedin, and so create a support
network across New Zealand.
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host its first meeting on July
7 at the Sydenham Lounge,
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10.30am, phone Jeff on 388
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had a rich
history
• From page 1
“I was a bit hurt when the
decision was made, it wasn’t an
easy time,” Mrs Moss said.
Her family’s association
with the Methodist Church in
Canterbury has its roots in the
1800s.
Mrs Moss’ great-greatgrandfather
came to Christchurch
from England during the late 1800s.
He owned Avon Park, on
Avonside Drive. A section of this
land was purchased for a Methodist
Church in 1959, and a new church
was opened in July, 1963.
Mrs Moss, 90, attended until
she was 84-years-old.
Without a car, she does not
have the option to attend another
church.
“I just listen to the radio now,”
she said.
Mrs Moss was heavily involved
at Wainoni Community Services
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A walk along memory lane
The first tram route in Christchurch to close was the New Brighton line in 1952. The tram left
Cathedral Square driven by Mayor Robert Mafeking Macfarlane. It was decorated with streamers
and placards and a pipe band played on top of the trailer. It reached the New Brighton Post Office
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Exterior view of the main building at Marian
College, Shirley, in 1987.
Storytime at the Phillipstown Kindergarten
in 1941.
ANTICIPATION: Councillor Yani Johanson (left), long time
community board member Bob Todd, 12-year-old Eve Nuu and
Linwood-Central-Heathcote Community Board chairwoman
Alexandra Davids break ground for the new Linwood Pool.
PHOTO: NEWSLINE ​
‘A classic example of
grassroots democracy’
• From page 1
Community members and
members of the Waikura/
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board last week
gathered on-site for a symbolic
sod-turning.
On the end of one of the shovels
was Bob Todd, a longtime
member of the local community
board and an early supporter
of the push to get swimming
facilities in the Linwood and
Woolston community.
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