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Feilding-Rangitikei Page 3 Diary to film Feilding-Rangitikei Page 3 Pond life Page 8 HERALDSPECIAL TAIHAPE EDITION INSIDE Thursday, May 12, 2016 Freezing for a good cause VICTORIA CRAFAR A polar plunge has been planned to help the Rongotea community raise funds for its much loved, yet dilapidated, pool. Rongotea School principal John Elliot said more than $200,000 was needed to carry out ‘‘urgent repairs’’ on the 45-year- old pool. Elliot said the polar plunge planned for June 20, the shortest calendar day, will hopefully be the major fundraiser for the cause this year. ‘‘In terms of where we are up to, we have raised over $45,000 on our way to a $60,000-$100,000 Rongotea School is leading the charge to raise $200,000 for the rejuvenation of Rongotea community pool. PHOTO: WARWICK SMITH/FAIRFAX NZ target before our planned appli- cation to Lotteries for the balance. Rongotea Pool has been well-used According to the clip, 700 rural- and replaced, resurfacing, heating ❚ A Givealittle fundraising page ‘‘We are also seeking sponsor- by the numerous school groups dwelling children from nine dis- improvements and new covers. has also been set up called Save ship locally in an aim to raise and families in its vicinity. trict schools use the pool, and it The video concludes with Rongotea Community Pool. $20,000 of our fundraising target. A promotional video has been was frequented by 7000 people this pupils chanting ‘‘dunkin’ Dun- For more or to see the cam- We are at the halfway mark cur- put together to promote the cam- past summer alone. can’’, in the hope TV3 presenter paign video, check out the Save rently.’’ paign starring pupils from the The rejuvenation process Duncan Garner will volunteer to Rongotea Community Pool The 25m-long, 45-year-old school. requires all tiles to be removed take the polar plunge. Facebook page. Brighter, bigger civic centre proposed VICTORIA CRAFAR There would be a 9.6 metre from the stage, without going The trust also has hopes of one have in place a funding allocation extension of the lobby, to accom- through the main foyer. day expanding the footprint of the should any of these properties A makeover is planned for the modate new toilets, shower and Osbourne said the enlarged venue, and has asked the council suddenly come on the market dur- Feilding Civic Centre, including parent care facilities. foyer and improved street front- to consider acquiring neighbour- ing the proposed long-term plan.’’ extensions and improvements to With the added space, the trust age would be of great future ben- ing properties should the oppor- MDC general manager of com- its frontage. wants to relocate the manager’s efit to the venue. tunity arise. munity and strategy Brent Its trust has made a sub- office to the ground floor, as well ‘‘The [Trust] is seeking Mana- ‘‘The trust realises that a Limmer said up to $50,000 of mission to Manawatu District as creating a small, multi-function watu District Council assistance robust business plan must be already allocated funds would be Council’s annual plan seeking room for ticket sales, security with financing this project,’’ she presented to purchase the prem- carried over to the next financial financial support, though not a checkpoint, refreshment sales and said in the submission. ise [or premises] and planning for year for an exterior re-paint of the specific amount. storage. ‘‘The balance of the funding a case has been started,’’ civic centre. In the submission, trust deputy Additionally, a secondary will be from [trust] accumulated Osbourne said. ‘‘Officers have been working chairman Stuart Osbourne said staircase would be created leading funds and the trust will be apply- ‘‘The [trust] believes that with the trust on new design the improvements focused on the to the facility’s Cedar Room, ing for funding through chari- Manawatu District Council, in scheme in conjunction with the Aorangi St entrance. which would allow direct access table funding groups.’’ association with the Trust, should proposed upgrade work.’’ BUY A WALKER MOWER THIS AUTUMN AND RECEIVE UP TO $1000 WORTH OF STIHL PRODUCT OF YOUR CHOICE Why have Thousands of New Zealanders Model MB18 Models MS14 & MC19 Agile and versatile, the MS14 -The nimble S14 has Bought a Walker Mower? MB’s hillside performance is a 14-hp Subaru Robin Engine. 9 High Quality of Cut and Finish unmatched. 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The Tru-Test Beef Expo is taking THE place at Manfeild in Feilding EDITOR between Friday and Tuesday. 2. COUNTRY HITS eilding was a hive of activity Popular country artist Cam Scott Fon the weekend for the will perform a country extravaganza CONTENTS annual garden festival. at Manfeild on Saturday from Taihape ............................................................8-13 It was fantastic to see so many 1 5.30pm. Conversations .................................................17 people out and about, with heaps What’s On ....................................................18,19 of activities for families. 3. HYPNOSIS FOR Entertainment .........................................20,21 Though sadly one particularly LAUGHS Out and About ........................................13, 32 green-minded man wasn’t there. Backyard Banter.......................................... 39 Alan Mason, known to many Comedic hypnotist Dave Upfold Community Cookbook .......................... 42 in the town, died on April 28. As will bring his unique stage show to Dr Libby/Puzzles .........................................40 well as being an enthusiastic Feilding’s Civic Centre on Saturday. environmentalist, he was also a Show starts at 7pm good person to talk to about the to do list This newspaper is weather. 2 3 4. SPORTS subject to NZ Press Between Alan and his father, WORKSHOP Council procedures. they provided the National A complaint must first Institute of Water and A Grass Roots Coaching be directed in writing, within one month of Atmospheric Research with local workshop will be run by Sport publication, to the editor’s email address. weather data for almost a century, Whanganui at Taihape Area School If not satisfied with the response, the but at 94 he needed to call time on from 6pm on May 24. complaint may be referred to the it last year. It was great that his Press Council. PO Box 10-879, contribution to the community 5. HELPING OUT The Terrace, Wellington 6143. was recognised swiftly after, Or use the online complaint form at A working bee is being held at www.presscouncil.org.nz Please when he received a Feilding 4 5 the Marton Community Garden include copies of the article and all Promotion Community Award at between 10am and 4pm on Sunday. correspondence with the publication. the business awards. Alan also contributed an informative monthly Weather Contact us CHIEF NEWS DIRECTOR: Matthew Dallas (06) 355 8800, [email protected] SALES MANAGER: Donna Wallace, Watch column to the Herald for (06) 355 8771, 027 495 7581, [email protected] SALES REPRESENTATIVES: Grant Nickolls, 027 809 3669, many years. [email protected], Gavin Allanson (06) 355 8836, [email protected], Arran Stevenson, 027 4368068, For images from the garden [email protected] REPORTERS: Victoria Crafar, 027 837 4802, Paul Mitchell, (06) 355 8814, 027 405 2012, Emily festival, see page 32. 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