New life for pool scheme
BY
RIC
New enthusiasm has been injected into the Chills Off committee, Fire Report
BY
HEATHER
MUNN
The Ohakune Volunteer Fire Brigade responded to four calls last week. They were: one false alarm with good intent at the Ohakune Hotel, two chimney fires and one petrol spillage, on the Raetihi Road, caused by a broken fuel line.
since a meetmg was held in March this year. New President Mrs Leslie Todd has gathered a band of dedicated individuals around her and the project of fund raising has begun in earnest again. Chills Off are running housie evenings every Thursday evening at the primary school hall, with 40 houses being played each night, with a 'super house', which has averaged approximately $150 each ilight.
The committee will be running quick fire raffles at Raetihi's market day on 18 July. Negotiations are still being held wi'th a Wanganui architect over the design of the building construction and costings for the project. Various other fund raising activities are currently being considered and it is hoped a programme of events will shortly be announced.
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Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 10, Issue 443, 14 July 1992, Page 3
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