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Putting fat in its place Feilding-Rangitikei Page 5 Stardust success Page 8 HERALDSPECIAL TAIHAPE EDITION INSIDE Thursday, April 21, 2016 Call me loyal: Fan reunites with idol VICTORIA CRAFAR It had been taken by Dobbyn’s 1980s musical alumni Margaret Dave Dobbyn’s visit to Feilding Urlich. was more of a reunion for one Blake said she was fortunate Feilding woman. enough to get the shots because a Dina Blake was one of many barmaid she knew at the hotel who gathered at the Feilding where the party was at, slipped Farmers’ Market to catch a her in a side door. glimpse of the Kiwi music icon. Just before lunch was served at Nerves grew, as did the antici- the market, Blake nabbed her pation while she waited, figuring chance to give Dobbyn the gift, out how to present a gift she had and get him to sign the old photo made for Dobbyn. of the pair. Blake had made a photo album ‘‘I just said, ‘remember this?’, for him, showcasing photographs and he replied, ‘wow’. He’s a from relevant concerts she pretty cool dude alright,’’ Blake attended, taken in the ‘‘groupie said. days’’ of her early 20s, when she Dobbyn received Blake’s cre- also studied photography. ation with gratitude, signed her The first photo in the album original photo, and promised to depicted Blake, aged 20, and pass on another image taken by Dobbyn, with a head full of curly, Blake of Margaret Urlich, to her. flowing red hair,at the after party ‘‘It may be the last time I see Dave Dobbyn performing at the Feilding Farmers’ Market. Inset: Feilding woman Dina Blake with a nostalgic shot of her of a Palmerston North show. him,’’ Blake said. and Dobbyn, taken during her ‘‘groupie days’’. PHOTO: MURRAY WILSON/FAIRFAX NZ Free swimming lessons extended PAUL MITCHELL morning tea and a swim at the Marton Swim School for swimming lessons centre on Monday. Centre directly to the Nicholls Academy Free swimming lessons for Gallagher managing director managers and the Swim Centre. Marton preschoolers are to con- Richard Coxton said the lessons Trevor ‘‘[The kids get] top class swim- tinue following further commit- were a ‘‘stunning community Nicholls and ming lessons with the Nicholls Rebecca ment from the scheme’s sponsor. initiative’’ and the company was McKay, enjoy Academy. It’s quite appropriate to Gallagher Fuel Systems is proud to be involved. They would a morning tea make use of their skills and renewing its sponsorship of the renew the sponsorship for next with kids ability,’’ he said. ‘‘[It would] keep Marton Swim Centre summer year with a similar contribution. from the this initiative going, these preschool swimming lessons after ‘‘We’re delighted with the summer preschoolers would be able to go a successful season. results, and the other advantage Learn to Swim right through to age 7.’’ In December, the business is the facility is being used more.’’ scheme, Marton parent Adie Cunning- gave $5000 to the Nicholls Swim Coxton was particularly celebrating a ham’s 3-year-old daughter Academy for a summer Learn to pleased with the turnout, with all successful Hannah had been taking the season. Swim programme for 3 and 4 year- 60 spots filling up early on. sponsored lessons since the start. olds. Marton Swim Centre assistant She said the lessons had been Over the past five months, 60 manager Rebecca McKay, who ‘‘We’ve had calls from McManaway said the Learn to fantastic for Hannah and the Rangitikei kids have been learn- taught the lessons, said she was Whanganui to Palmerston North, Swim programme had been so instructors had been great at let- ing water safety and swimming surprised by the big response to all the way up to Taihape and successful the council was con- ting her learn from the other kids fundamentals. The season the programme from across the down as far as Levin.’’ sidering giving the funding they while making sure she didn’t wrapped up for the year with a region. Rangitikei deputy mayor Dean usually provided through Marton push things too far. 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Though arguably Dave Dobbyn’s most enduring 1. IN BLOOM song, Loyal peaked at FROM number 19 on the NZ charts. Manchester Square will be a Slice of Heaven, You Oughta THE gardener’s haven for the Annual Be in Love, Love You Like I EDITOR Manawatu Garden & Lifestyle Should, and Language all Festival on May 7 and 8. charted higher. One of the benefits of the New 2. GRUDGE MATCH CONTENTS Zealand flag not changing is that Utiku Old Boys’ Old Timers Day is Taihape ............................................................8-12 Anzac Day will not be hijacked by this Saturday from noon at Memorial Conversations ................................................ 14 the debate and bombast over the 1 Park, Taihape. Golden Oldies game Rural ................................................................16-17 referendum that was bound to between UOB and Taihape, followed Arts & Entertainment .........................18-19 have continued. by the local derby. What’s On .................................................. 22-23 Thankfully the focus of Anzac Out & About ...........................................26, 32 Day remains undiminished. It is 3. FUNDRAISER Backyard Banter ......................................... 39 our nation’s most sacred day. An Anzac variety concert is on Dr Libby............................................................. 40 Our attention is rightly on the Saturday, April 23, to support the Community Cookbook .......................... 42 sacrifice and service of our Coach House Museum. From countrymen and women, in both 6.30pm, tickets $22. conflicts old and recent, to do list This newspaper is irrespective of the politics or 2 3 4. MARKET DAY subject to NZ Press propaganda at the time. A Playcentre fundraiser, the Taihape Council procedures. It has been heartening to see Market Day at the town hall on A complaint must first attendance at Anzac Day services Saturday from 10am to 2pm. be directed in writing, within one month of bloom in recent years, and it takes publication, to the editor’s email address. on even greater significance when 5. NEVER TOO OLD If not satisfied with the response, the you have your own children, full A blue light disco for the elderly is on complaint may be referred to the of questions of what happened to this Friday at the Feilding Civic Press Council. PO Box 10-879, to their great-granddad and why Centre. Story page 18. The Terrace, Wellington 6143. we wear paper poppies in April. 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