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Feilding Scouts is not just knots and camping. Join us on Thursday nights at the Scout Hall in Feilding for life skills, laughs and a fun time. RECRUITING NOW!

Club days are held on the 4th Sunday of the Month. Time: 1pm - 4pm Small door charge - supper is included

Kids Rock is a place where all children in our community are welcome! We meet on a fortnightly basis. We aim to have fun on Friday nights for all kids who are in year 6, 7 or 8 at school. We meet together and have heaps of fun including playing games, meeting new friends, doing crazy challenges, learn about important life skills to help you grow - such as peer pressure, self-esteem, ... We have a Christian basis to our programme which includes creative life skills, aimed at this age group to help them cope with life issues. We aim to teach young people to be responsible for their own choices.

MDAC is a group of aviation enthusiasts with a passion for promoting safe recreational flying in the Manawatu. Find us at http://aeroclub.co.nz/

From Dec 28th 2013 to Jan 6th 2014, Scouts from across New Zealand & the world will take part in the 20th New Zealand Scout Jamboree

The Horowhenua Astronomical Society Inc. (HoroAstronomy) was originally formed in 1990, as the Foxton Beach Astronomical Society (FBAS), and became an Incorporated society on 26th April 1993. The name was changed in 2012 to reflect its wider membership base and outreach activities.. It is located in Foxton Beach, Horowhenua, Lower North Island, New Zealand. Our members come from all over the Horowhenua and Manawatu.They range in experience from beginner to advanced. The Horowhenua Astronomical Society offers:- - a friendly social and learning environment - talks and training - learning opportunities in the night sky and use of telescopes - a monthly newsletter - observing programme - loan of books, DVDs and equipment

Farmers markets are food markets selling local produce. The vendor must be directly involved with the growing or production process of the food.

This Division of the Cancer Society was established in 1965 and geographically covers from the East to West Coasts and from the most northern points of Te Araroa and Taranaki to Otaki in the south. Within the Division are five centres Gisborne-East Coast Hawke's Bay Manawatu Taranaki Wanganui–Rangitiki-Waimarino with a combined population base of over ½ million people. The Regional Cancer Treatment Service is based at Palmerston North Hospital (Midcentral District Health Board). Special accommodation for cancer patients receiving treatment and their families is provided at Ozanam House in Palmerston North through a joint trust run by the Society’s Manawatu Centre and St Vincent de Paul Society. Most Cancer Society services in this region, although coordinated by the Division are provided and organised from the five centres including: • Support services and cancer information • Prevention & early detection of cancer including tobacco control, skin cancer avoidance, cancer control through nutrition and physical activities • Advocacy for high standard cancer services and patient access in the region Cancer Research – funding support for the Society’s national research Programme. In addition the Central Districts Research Trust Fund was established in 2000 to increase donations for cancer research. All funds donated go to research and any administration costs of the trust are covered by the division. For more details see To Help Us “Research “ Annual Scholarship - advertised and awarded annually to applicants working in a cancer service area in the central districts region for educational development for health care professionals, the development of a special interest/expertise in the cancer field or any proposal that would benefit the control of cancer in the Central Districts region. For more information see Scholarship or contact us at contactinfo@cancercd.org.nz

Open Mon-Fri 5am-8pm, Sat-Sun 8am-1pm

Gisborne Equestrian For the Gisborne Equestrian Riders/Helpers to know what is happening locally for equestrian events and services.

The Gisborne Cycling Advisory Group was formed in 2009 and is an independent group with 34 members representing organisations, groups and individuals from our community who have an interest in cycling. The vision of the group is: “Tairawhiti – leading the way: Where people choose to cycle, where people come to cycle .