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Feilding-Rangitikei Pages3,4,6 Anzac respect Feilding-Rangitikei Pages3,4,6 Marton speedster Page 5 HERALDSPECIAL TAIHAPE EDITION INSIDE Thursday, April 28, 2016 Web sleuthing cracks case VICTORIA CRAFAR ‘‘It’s just pretty Feilding residents Noeline rude...to take and Greg Oldridge have a something like white elephant back in their lives, thanks to some that, it’s just online detective work by a dumb.’’ good neighbour. A good neighbour The Oldridges’ large white elephant statue was taken from their front gar- recent months, with proper- den just over a week ago. ties on Caroline Drive, West Greg Oldridge posted St, Denbigh St and Prince St about the theft on the targeted. Neighbourly website in the Ruawai House Rest hopes someone would spot Home had the residents’ the rather unusual garden roadside seating taken in decoration and to warn March, and a few houses others thieves were about. down, Lynette Kear’s con- His post was noticed by crete bird bath stolen. another Feilding man, who Kear said it has not been then recognised the descrip- returned and no infor- tion of the elephant at a mation has come to light. garage sale. Linda Measey had her The man, who wished to statue of a young boy and remain anonymous, said he girl sitting under an ‘‘put two and two together’’ umbrella taken too, on after reading Greg’s Neigh- April 13. bourly post. All of the thefts were The man approached the reported to police. Sergeant sellers and put to them that Feilding resident Greg Oldridge secures his ornamental garden elephant, which had been stolen. PHOTO: WARWICK SMITH/FAIRFAX NZ Jeff Veale said they were he thought the elephant yet to identify the offender may not be theirs. statue, weighing an ‘‘It’s just pretty rude... to she was excited to get the their house to prevent it or any suspects, and wanted ‘‘They said they received estimated 30-40 kilograms, take something like that, elephant back. going wandering again. to hear from anyone with it from another person.’’ and took it to the Oldridges it’s just dumb,’’ he said. The couple now have the Garden thefts have information about the He confiscated the on Sunday evening. Noeline Oldridge said elephant chained to part of spread across Feilding in thefts. Marton Civic Centre could arrive sooner than later PAUL MITCHELL cil has a memorandum of under- [and] we can buy it for $170,000, ‘‘They’re stuffed, the whole The Marton Town Centre Plan standing with Bow Bells to buy which is an amazing price. thing needs to come down,’’ he described the planned work as an Marton could be getting a new the buildings, depending on the ‘‘If the community absolutely said. The town centre desperately ‘‘integrated, adaptable’’ centre civic centre a couple of years results of public consultation. say ‘no that won’t go ahead’, needs more investment and it’s that would consolidate council early if ratepayers approve a deal Rangitikei mayor Andy Wat- there’s nothing set in stone yet.’’ great to see the council leading facilities into one building in the for a section of Broadway real son said this was an ‘‘enormous’’ Bow Bells director Tim the charge’’ heart of town. estate. opportunity, and it made a lot of Mordaunt said the corner was a If the proposal survives the The new centre would include The group of buildings on the sense to bring the civic centre gateway into Marton and the civic consultation process work on the the library and the council front corner of Broadway and High St plans forward. centre would be a significant centre could start in 2017, instead desk, as well as meeting rooms belongs to Bow Bells Ltd. ‘‘[Bow Bells] now own an improvement on the sorry state of of the 2019/2020 estimate in the and storage for community The Rangitikei District Coun- extensive site on the main street the current buildings. Long Term Plan. groups. Darraghs Feilding Time to think heating Have that new firebox installed before summer ends. Call in and discuss your heating needs and check out the range of Woodsman, Masport and Metro fi reboxes. Opening Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-6pm, Sat 8am-4pm, Sun 9am-4pm mitre10.co.nz Darraghs Mitre 10, Kimbolton Road, Feilding | Phone 323 4054 7206833AC 2 APRIL 28, 2016 stuff.co.nz did YOUR PAPER, YOUR PLACE you know... 1. GROOVY Garden gnomes date back to The Beat Girls and comedian 19th Century Germany. Parekotuku Moore front a Majestic FROM Theatre fundraiser at the Taihape Town Hall on Saturday, from 7pm. THE Tickets $40 from Spaceys and Alex EDITOR Wongs. 2. IN BLOOM CONTENTS You’ll notice today’s edition has Manchester Square will be a Taihape ............................................................8-13 plenty of Anzac Day coverage and gardener’s haven for the Annual Conversations................................................ 14 related stories. Manawatu Garden & Lifestyle Rural....................................................................... 19 Such is the prominence it 1 Festival on May 7 and 8. What’s On .................................................. 22-23 deserves - it is New Zealand’s Arts & Entertainment .......................24-25 most unifying day. 3. GET PEDDLING Backyard Banter ..........................................37 It was heartening to see so Manfeild’s 6 Hour Cycle Challenge is Anzac Day images ..............................38-39 many in the community attend a on Sunday, May 8, from 8am. For Dr Libby ............................................................ 40 service on Monday, and even just team price packages phone 0800 Puzzles ...............................................................40 to see how many services were on BUY TIX (289 849). Community Cookbook .......................... 42 across Manawatu and Rangitikei. Sport..................................................................... 43 With their similar times and 4. WE’LL MEET sheer number, we are only in a to do list AGAIN This newspaper is position to provide coverage of a 2 3 subject to NZ Press handful. The Rotary Club of Taihape is Council procedures. However, we welcome bringing the Vera Lynn concert to A complaint must first contributions from the Taihape at 4pm on Saturday, May 7, be directed in writing, within one month of community and hope to include at Taihape Town Hall. publication, to the editor’s email address. images for smaller services in If not satisfied with the response, the next week’s Herald. Please send 5. GUJI GUJI complaint may be referred to the them in. Puppets devised and directed by Press Council. PO Box 10-879, Meanwhile, the value of the Peter Wilson tell a story of being The Terrace, Wellington 6143. Neighbourly website has Or use the online complaint form at different, bullying and family love, at www.presscouncil.org.nz Please certainly come to bear for the 4 5 Feilding Civic Centre, Friday May 6. include copies of the article and all Oldridge family in Feilding - who Tickets: 021 042 1851 correspondence with the publication. have had their stolen garden orniment returned to them thanks to the sleuthing of a good Contact us CHIEF NEWS DIRECTOR: Matthew Dallas (06) 355 8800, [email protected] SALES MANAGER: Donna Wallace, neighbour who spotted their post (06) 355 8771, 027 495 7581, [email protected] SALES REPRESENTATIVES: Grant Nickolls, 027 809 3669, on the website. [email protected], Gavin Allanson (06) 355 8836, [email protected], Arran Stevenson, 027 4368068, Neighbourly is fast becoming a [email protected] REPORTERS: Victoria Crafar, 027 837 4802, Paul Mitchell, (06) 355 8814, 027 405 2012, Emily vital community resource. 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One Stewart for the Central Economic Devel- Staff had been working hard Couchman wears opment Agency (CEDA), the new on a proposal outlining the medals from his regional tourism and business services Feilding Promotion service in Vietnam and development organisation.
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