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Newspaper Article
Naseby sweeps on to international scene; Hundreds celebrate curling rink opening
2005
Overview
`It's the story of a small place with a big heart that has done this marvellous project.' Central Otago District Mayor Malcolm Macpherson NASEBY -- The small Central Otago town of Naseby was put on the world map on Saturday when the $1.25 million Maniototo International Curling Rink was officially opened. New Zealand Curling Association life members Doug Francis and Jim Becker cut the ribbon, before the rink was blessed and officially opened.Central Otago District Mayor Malcolm Macpherson said the Maniototo Curling International story was one that would become world famous. A highlight of Saturday's festivities was a curling match between the New Zealand men's curling team and the mayors -- Mr [Dick Hubbard], Mr Macpherson and Waitaki District Mayor Alan McLay.
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Stuff Limited
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